New sauna technology has proven much more effective for cleansing the body than the traditional sweat lodges of the past.
The most recent full spectrum infrared technology has also led to an increase in research and benefits beyond increasing circulation, lowering blood pressure and assisting with detoxification.
Infrared sauna therapy also has been proven to assist in weight loss, decreasing pain, rejuvenating skin and healing skin conditions like acne, psoriasis and eczema.
For example, a single infrared sauna session can burn up to 200-600 calories. Researches have been tracking the incredible results of using infrared therapy on lower back and upper body pain.
Special guest, Connie Zack, shares eye-opening information surrounding this new sauna technology, as well as how you can benefit from sauna treatments.
A Sauna a Day Keeps the Doctor Away
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Connie Zack, co-owner and Chief Sales Officer of Sunlighten™, started the business in a basement in 1999. Along with her husband and the company's CEO, Aaron Zack, they have grown the business dramatically over the last 14 years
Prior to Sunlighten™, Connie held positions at Procter & Gamble ranging from Alternative Marketing Manager, District Pharmaceutical Sales Manager and Gastrointestinal National Manager. During that time, she successfully joined the P&G Leadership Group and served as a member of the P&G Women's Board - a mentoring program for junior-level female staff.
Today, from its Overland Park Kansas headquarters, Sunlighten develops, designs, and retails infrared saunas. The company's unique Far Infrared technology, Solocarbon™, and more recently Full Spectrum Infrared, differentiate its products from the competition. The headquarters is also home to Sunlight Day Spa, a premium spa experience with focus on holistic healing and relaxation to achieve maximum results for its clients through sauna and massage therapy as well as skin care.
Sunlighten has enjoyed continued success over the last 14 years, and it has not gone unnoticed. Features include 2007 Inc. 5000, Ingram's Magazine Corporate Report three years running, and appearances on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Dr. Oz and The Doctors television programs. Additionally, Connie was honored in 2006 as a Women Who Mean Business Award Recipient and Sunlighten was named the 2008 Small Business of the Year by the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce.
Connie is a St. Louis MO native, and received her Bachelor of Arts in Spanish from Indiana University. Connie and Aaron reside in Leawood KS with their two children.
Connie Zack
Connie Zack, co-owner and Chief Sales Officer of Sunlighten™, started the business in a basement in 1999. Along with her husband and the company's CEO, Aaron Zack, they have grown the business dramatically over the last 14 yearsPrior to Sunlighten™, Connie held positions at Procter & Gamble ranging from Alternative Marketing Manager, District Pharmaceutical Sales Manager and Gastrointestinal National Manager. During that time, she successfully joined the P&G Leadership Group and served as a member of the P&G Women's Board - a mentoring program for junior-level female staff.
Today, from its Overland Park Kansas headquarters, Sunlighten develops, designs, and retails infrared saunas. The company's unique Far Infrared technology, Solocarbon™, and more recently Full Spectrum Infrared, differentiate its products from the competition. The headquarters is also home to Sunlight Day Spa, a premium spa experience with focus on holistic healing and relaxation to achieve maximum results for its clients through sauna and massage therapy as well as skin care.
Sunlighten has enjoyed continued success over the last 14 years, and it has not gone unnoticed. Features include 2007 Inc. 5000, Ingram's Magazine Corporate Report three years running, and appearances on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Dr. Oz and The Doctors television programs. Additionally, Connie was honored in 2006 as a Women Who Mean Business Award Recipient and Sunlighten was named the 2008 Small Business of the Year by the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce.
Connie is a St. Louis MO native, and received her Bachelor of Arts in Spanish from Indiana University. Connie and Aaron reside in Leawood KS with their two children.