EP. 88: PEMF + Infrared Sauna Blankets | Katie Kaps of HigherDOSE

On this episode of The Dr. Tyna Show, I got to sit down with Co-Founder and Co-CEO of HigherDOSE, Katie Kaps. I have been a longtime fan of their bio hacking tools like the Far Infrared Sauna Blanket and PEMF Mat. If you are not familiar with PEMF, it stands for Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy.

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On This Episode We Cover:

5:45 - How HigherDOSE started

9:40 - How sauna blankets work and who should use them

10:45 - Can kids and seniors sauna?

11:54 - Where to use a sauna blanket?

14:20 - PEMF mats and who can benefit 

20:16 - How PEMF works and what it’s actually doing 

22:25 - Can you over do PEMF therapy?

28:18 - Benefits of sauna therapy 

31:35 - Castor oil and capsaicin 

Further Listening:

Detox 101 | Solo Episode

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