Modern times present many opportunities. Nevertheless, their enticement and fulfilment exhaust us and are sometimes downright stressful. Warmth/lack of warmth can influence our well-being. It sounds like the magic in the fairy tale about Princess Scooter, who managed to ride dressed/undressed. However, reality is already like that. In this sense, the effect of infrared light on our health is magical.
Infrared radiation is actually electromagnetic radiation below the red end of the visible light spectrum. It relieves muscle strain and pain, increases blood circulation and improves metabolism, reduces stress, accelerates regeneration after physical exertion or sport, and has a healing effect on skin diseases. It supports the cleansing and detoxification process in the human body and also helps to strengthen the immune system and thus to increase its defence.
All this can be achieved in Physiotherm cabins, in which the proven safe distance between the radiation source and the body is very small. This ensures a relatively high absorption of infrared radiation, while maintaining a relatively low room temperature. This is also the reason why these cabins are suitable for cardiac patients. One session in a cabin is equal to the effect of light training for the heart and blood circulation.
The experience of more than a quarter of a century of research by Physiotherm in its Development Centre in Innsbruck is reflected in its own patented technology, which allows us to offer a lifetime warranty on their products. The cabins are provided in various sizes, with different interior designs. The “cabin-non-cabin” is particularly astonishing. This is an infrared Ergo Relax Lounge, that can become a pleasant addition to your living room.
Whether we like it or not, we are connected to Nature and our desire for its proximity grows increasingly. This can also be seen in the modern approach to development construction. A perfect example of connecting Nature with housing is the extensive Green Village project of the Real-Treuhand company. It is flourishing near Benešov and Konopiště Chateau, with the 2nd stage currently being completed, offering 25 family houses for immediate occupancy with a layout of 4-5 kk (3 to 4 bedrooms). However, Real-Treuhand has more unique projects prepared.
He has been working in the insurance industry for more than 25 years. He is happiest with good results and the satisfaction of clients and employees. Above all, he considers it as the greatest success when the people around him and in the company are happy, healthy and successful. He keeps fit with his favourite sports, which include mountain biking, skiing, running and golf. This also puts him in a good mood. Perhaps this is also why his most popular historical figure is Jára Cimrman, the Czech fictional scientist and all-rounder. The most distant destination Pavel Wiesner has visited, however, is real – South Africa.
