Claiming that infrared is a sauna is like claiming that a bathtub is a pool

Imagine a recently published study preaching health benefits of swimming, something along the lines of: “participants who swam half a mile in a pool, 3-4 times per week, had a 30% decrease in heart related illnesses.”

Then imagine a company that sells large bathtubs and hot tubs, but calls them pools.

Then, imagine that same company laying claim to the health benefits of pools to their products.

Now we understand why we need to be careful with marketing hucksters hawking infrared light bulb closets.