Dr. Tyna Moore

I can heat up the tent.

It's beautiful, thick cotton, but I can heat that up in advance.

I get in there and I have, I don't know if you know this, but my audience says I have really chronic spinal pain.

Like it's autoimmune and it's severe.

And

I just turn my back to that panel, turn them all on and just cook the crap out of my spine.

And it is so great.

And the way that you've, it's such a beautifully built, I mean, it's like, it's these beautiful poles.

The wood is so smooth.

The bench is, it's such a beautiful design.

But the thing that I actually love is I, when I'm seated on the bench, I can actually reach up.

I don't know if you ever advertise this or it's something that you emphasize, but I can reach up to the poles and I can actually do a whole, I have like a whole stretching routine that I can do

Oh, interesting.

And I'm just short enough that I can stand.

I mean, I do definitely push up on the top of it a little bit, but I have this whole stretching routine and I use the apparatus of how it's built because it's so well built.

I mean, I don't know if a 200-pound person could do this, but I'm small enough that I can go through this whole thing and I can turn whatever part of me I need to the light.

And as the light penetrates, everything just releases.

And it's completely different than any sauna experience ever.

And I don't know if that's the difference between the near infrared or the far infrared that's in most saunas.

Most saunas are far infrared, aren't they?