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Are There Actually Any Benefits of the Steam Room?

Steam room-lovers claim that getting hot and humid after a workout helps to jumpstart exercise recovery, cleanse the body of toxins, improve immunity, and basically check off a laundry list of awesomeness. But are there benefits of the steam room you should know?

The thing is, steam rooms haven’t really been studied enough to say if any of the benefits are true or false. “There’s not even squat out there on direct data regarding steam rooms,” Nelson says.

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 Are There Actually Any Benefits of the Steam Room?

After a tough workout, you walk into your gym’s locker room, start to towel off, and there it is—the steam room, just staring at you. Daring you to get even sweatier. But is a post-workout steam really worth the extra time spent at the gym? And what is the sweaty, steamy ritual even supposed to do?

10 Health Benefits of Steam Rooms

Back in the day, philosophers, gladiators, athletes, and even commoners used steam baths with simple basins heated with burning coals to create the steam. Apart from cleansing, relaxation, and recovery from training, steam baths were also a place for socialization. Today, this tradition is still in place as you can find steam rooms in gyms, spas, and even luxury condos.

7 Reasons Why You Should Use a Steam Room After a Workout

Exercise gives your body and mind so many amazing health benefits, but you can compound those benefits by visiting a steam room right afterwards. Entering a sweat-inducing steam room after perspiring on the treadmill doesn’t seem exactly pleasant, but you might want to consider doing just that.

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