Infrared Saunas Are Now Popular

Whether you’re looking for relief from chronic pain or want to boost your mood, infrared saunas are becoming more and more popular. Using them is said to help remove toxins from the body. They can also increase circulation, relax muscles, and reduce inflammation.

Many doctors recommend using saunas for detoxification. The kidneys, liver, and GI tract are responsible for detoxification. A deep sweat is also known to help remove heavy metals from the body.

These saunas are generally safe for use, but if you’re pregnant or have certain health conditions, you should consult a doctor before using an infrared sauna. They also have the potential to cause dehydration. It’s recommended you start with about 10 to 15 minutes in an infrared sauna and then gradually increase the time each session.

If you’re buying a portable infrared sauna, you should make sure it’s lightweight. They’re usually quite compact and fold up for easy storage. Many come with a foot pad.

You can buy portable infrared saunas in a variety of prices. Some cost less than $200. Others cost up to $600. Portable saunas can last for several hours, but it’s important to choose a chair that’s comfortable for long periods of time. Millionaires in Ft Lauderdale Florida are now selling their houses with saunas already installed.

Some saunas come with a remote with timer settings. The remote can also be used to test the temperature of the sauna. If the temperature is too high, the overheating protection feature can shut it down.

Many infrared saunas use carbon or ceramic heaters. These are more efficient, but they also are more dangerous.

Infrared Technology & Skincare

Various forms of infrared technology and skincare are becoming popular in the beauty industry. These devices claim to improve the skin’s ability to heal and rejuvenate. They also claim to reduce inflammation and improve blood circulation.

Infrared saunas are used to purify the skin and detoxify. They remove toxins, bacteria, and dead skin cells from the body. They also improve acne and acne scars.

A recent study conducted by Estee Lauder Companies found that infrared radiation penetrates deeper into the body than UV rays. This is because the longer wavelength of infrared rays can penetrate into the deeper layers of skin. It also has the potential to increase blood flow, which will contribute to collagen production.

Other benefits of infrared heat include the production of nitric oxide, which relaxes the inner blood vessel muscles. This in turn improves blood circulation and helps to maintain a healthy skin tone. Nitric oxide also helps to increase collagen production and prevent cellular damage.

The skin is the largest organ of the body. It is composed of three layers. The epidermis is the paper-thin outer layer of skin. The dermis is the layer where wrinkles and fine lines form. It is also home to collagen and elastin. Collagen helps the skin look plump and pillowy.

There are a number of studies that have examined the negative effects of infrared radiation on human skin. In these studies, the skin’s temperature increases from a normal temperature of 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit to a high of 104 degrees Fahrenheit. These high temperatures activate inflammatory cells, which can cause a number of problems on the skin.

Infrared Certification

Infrared Thermography Certification is the only qualification that matters in the thermography industry. ITC Certification shows that a thermographer is qualified to operate an infrared camera and has a clear understanding of its techniques and limitations of infrared therapy.

To get certified, students must attend an infrared certification training course and pass quizzes and exams. They then attend field assignments to demonstrate their understanding of the infrared camera.

InterNACHI Infrared Certification Course For Inspectors, Contractors, Energy Auditors and Realtors

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This is What You Get With Our Class

(All Benefits Are For On-Location or On-Line Classes)

  • 300 pages of class material on Infrared and Building Science (.pdf)
  • Access to our 16 hr Podcast recording on demand. (Get started right away and complete the class at your own pace)
  • Podcast is just like being at a real on-location class
  • FREE InterNACHI membership ($499 value – new members only)
  • $100 discount on renewal fee (for members of InterNACHI)
  • Deep Student discounts on Thermal Imaging cameras
  • FREE decals, logos, patches, books, slide show and video
  • Marketing ideas and instructions on how to write a report
  • Our class will help you become INFRARED CERTIFIED

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  • How To Start Your Thermal Imaging Business Doing Home Inspections, Energy Audits, Moisture Detection, Electrical Problems, HVAC Issues, Plumbing

What Our Courses Look Like

Infrared Training Course

TITLE: “Thermal Imaging And Building Science”

This is an infrared training course intended to familiarize home inspectors with this new non-

destructive testing technology and its applications for building and home inspections.

  1. What is thermal imaging?
  2. The purpose of Thermal Imaging in Home Inspections.
    1. Better Inspections
    2. Decreased Liability
    3. Additional Income form Ancillary Services
  3. The Physics of Light
    1. Electromagnetic Spectrum
    2. Frequency
    3. Color
    4. Heat
  4. The Physics of Thermal Imaging
    1. Delta T
    2. Emissivity, Reflectivity, Transparency
    3. Thermal Mass
  5. Different Types of Image Display
    1. Black & White, Rainbow, Iron
    2. Temperature Scales.
    3. Adjusting temperature scales for a better image.
  6. Applications for Home Inspection
    1. Water Infiltration
    2. Excessive Moisture in Materials
    3. Electrical Inspection Applications
    4. HVAC applications
    5. Pipe Location
    6. Pest Infestation
    7. Energy Audit
  7. Inspection Techniques
    1. Exterior scanning.
    2. Interior scanning.
    3. Electrical scanning.
  8. Report Writing, Marketing, Liability.
  9. Building Science, Structure, Systems, And Defects.

Thermal imaging training will include testing and field assignments. All students will have personal interaction with the instructor. No IR camera is required to take this thermal imaging training course.

Why Realtors Are Hiring Infrared Thermal Image Inspectors

Many realtors are now getting thermographers to inspect homes up for purchase. Infrared imaging can reveal issues such as moisture, mold, structural cracks, and can help you determine the source of the problems within the home. One of the many reasons realtors hire thermographers is because it is non-invasive, and you don’t have to take the house part to figure out whats wrong.

There Is A Growing Work-Force Needed For Infrared Image Scanning

Infrared scanning can point out electrical issues and help you identify the source of electrical problems. It can also help you find roofing leaks because water is typically found at a low temperature, infrared can show where there are bad leaks in the wintertime and can with repairs bring up the value of your home. [1]

[1] Thermal Imaging for Building Diagnostics. PD&R EDGE.