Hyperthermia is defined by Merriam-Webster's online dictionary as an "exceptionally high fever,
especially induced artificially for therapeutic purposes."
Many invasive organisms cannot survive once the body exceeds its normal temperature.
Dr. Zane Gard, board-certified applied kinesiologist,
said that "The only detoxification program that has proven
successful in removing fat stored toxins from the body
is hyperthermia, or heat stress detoxification."
Steam therapy reinvigorates the skin, offering a natural alternative to chemical treatments.
Dr. Reinhard R. Bergel, in a special report extolling the restorative benefits of steam,
said: “A great advantage of the steam bath lies in its highly beneficial effect on the skin,
a feature particularly appreciated by women.
The moist heat stimulates the subcutaneous blood flow and cleanses the skin intensively,
opening the pores, removing dead skin and impurities and leaving the skin feeling soft,
clean, and silky smooth.”
By opening the pores through perspiration,
steam induces the expulsion of toxins, rectifying exercise-related skin problems.
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