Sauna&Bath

Q: I moved to this quiet place that has both a dry sauna and wet and I do not know what the difference is more heat. I mean like what is for what use? What is the difference in their use?

A: dry sauna you have no grass in the water on the stove. Very lame, as there is not much variety in feeling. It's like riding in a car that was sitting in the sun for several hours.

Wet sauna to get rid of the water on the stove.

Q: I like to sit in a sauna after I m out.
Is there any evidence/research that would indicate if it's good thing to do or not after you worked out (lifted weights)?
My understanding, when you workout you expense your muscle fibers. When you

A: Really, there's no bad or good side to it. But this is how I do it.

Since your muscles are already warmed up from the workout, I take a cold shower and it releaves cramps and aches ALOT. If you take a suana that's O.K as well. But it only

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