Hey guys,
So I have a theory / idea / question for you.
So you can Carbon Dioxide using bag breathing right?
So about 2 years ago I did the whole "sauna niacin detox", this was way before I even knew Ray Peat existed.
Anyhow, when I was in the sauna...I would do about 30-60 mins in there, regular standard dry heat sauna, it was rather large in the gym.
But what I noticed is when 3 or so people were in there, it became extremely difficult to breathe and every so often I had to step out to catch my breath before going in.
Now, after having tried "bag breathing", I'm noticing the same exact effect as it was in the sauna.
So my question is...do you guys think that the REAL benefits of sauna use from all the studies is from increasing Carbon Dioxide in the body / blood and having that heat dispense it to various tissues?
The other reason I'm bringing this up is I'm looking into buying a infrared sauna for home use and not sure if the infrared sauna will have the same effect on the oxygen consumption as the standard dry heat model.
Thoughts?
Side note: I got really fit during that time, was able to bench press about 425 for 8 reps, and only worked out 30 mins a day - 3x a week based on a ton of other research I dug up, anyway I can post pics of my physical progress here if you guys are interested.
So I have a theory / idea / question for you.
So you can Carbon Dioxide using bag breathing right?
So about 2 years ago I did the whole "sauna niacin detox", this was way before I even knew Ray Peat existed.
Anyhow, when I was in the sauna...I would do about 30-60 mins in there, regular standard dry heat sauna, it was rather large in the gym.
But what I noticed is when 3 or so people were in there, it became extremely difficult to breathe and every so often I had to step out to catch my breath before going in.
Now, after having tried "bag breathing", I'm noticing the same exact effect as it was in the sauna.
So my question is...do you guys think that the REAL benefits of sauna use from all the studies is from increasing Carbon Dioxide in the body / blood and having that heat dispense it to various tissues?
The other reason I'm bringing this up is I'm looking into buying a infrared sauna for home use and not sure if the infrared sauna will have the same effect on the oxygen consumption as the standard dry heat model.
Thoughts?
Side note: I got really fit during that time, was able to bench press about 425 for 8 reps, and only worked out 30 mins a day - 3x a week based on a ton of other research I dug up, anyway I can post pics of my physical progress here if you guys are interested.