Center Parcs has revealed that infrared therapy specialists MagMed Ltd have completed the installation of a bespoke 4-person IR therapy room within the Aqua Sana Spa at its Whinfell Forest, Cumbria, site.
Commenting, Aqua Sana Manager, Mel Thoele, said that initial feedback from guests had been hugely positive, the new technology increasing the choice available to visitors and enabling them to undertake MagMed's deep heat process as a pre-treatment.
Applauding Center Parcs' commitment to environmental responsibility, James Crockett, Commercial Sales Director at MagMed pointed out that the computer controlled Physiotherm system installed uses a fraction of the energy compared with a similar sized traditional sauna system.
Infrared Therapy warms the body directly with the same type of heat produced by the body. This radiant heat warms the body deeply without the need for heating the air. The blood vessels in the back in particular are warmed and the warmed blood within them is pumped throughout the entire body, ensuring that even the deepest muscles, joints, tissues and organs are warmed effectively in order to induce relaxation and improve circulation.
These benefits are delivered without imparting any strain to the body, the user being comfortable throughout their 20-30 minute session.
In a further development between the two companies, MagMed’s Physiotherm IR Therapy Room has been installed in 15 newly restyled executive lodges at Center Parcs Longleat Forest in Wiltshire.
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