Regular Sauna Use Lowers Mortality and Dementia Risk
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Siim Land's YouTube video on longevity routine, timestamp 23:13
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Story of claim
Sauna use 4 times a week reduces cardiac death by 63% and dementia risk by 66%, making it a powerful longevity tool.
- Goal: Utilize sauna bathing to enhance longevity.
- Proof: Frequent sauna sessions linked to significantly lower risks of cardiac death and neurodegenerative diseases.
- Nuances:
- Optimal use is 15-20 minutes per session at 70-80°C
- Frequency of 4 times a week shown to be most beneficial
- Impact on Life: Improved cardiovascular health and reduced neurodegeneration risk enhance quality of life and longevity.
Investments
- Price: Access to sauna facilities; home sauna costs vary
- Time: 15-20 minutes per session, 4 times a week
- Effort: Consistency in sauna use is key for benefits
Risks
Overuse may lead to dehydration or overheating.
Alternatives
- Hot baths can be a substitute if sauna access is limited
Get Started 🚀
- Find a local sauna or consider installing a home unit
- Start with shorter sessions and gradually increase duration
- Hydrate well before and after sauna use
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