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Why Do You Steam?
An ongoing feature of steam room magazine is an interview with various individuals about why they steam.
I asked Stacy, a 29 year old woman who works out at my gym, why she steams.
“Stress relief.” she said first - “it helps me detox from Ambien and Xanax. When I was anxious and depressed I steamed every day. It made me feel more normal. Balanced. Rejuvinated.”
Next, I asked Jon, another gym member. “Allergy relief and skin,” he said, “I feel a sense of renewal and feel cleansed after 15 minutes.
Albert is a person I have known for a few years who actually goes to the gym to steam more often than he goes to work out. “I steam because it’s a stress relief, it opens the pores, and it helps me lose weight. Especially immediately before I weigh myself.” said Al.
Angelina was the 4th person I asked about steam. I saw her headed into the steam room area of the gym, so I assumed that she did steam. But she said that she doesn’t steam because “I don’t like to sweat.”
Next, I asked Lance, a friend who talks about steam at least once a day, why he steams. “I haven’t had a cold or been sick since I started steaming. It’s been years. I guess you’d call that detoxification. Destress. Increased cardio activity. My skin looks much better (to me, anyway).” He said.
I found it interesting that people who don’t steam are a bit skeptical about the activity, but people who do it on a regular basis love it and legitimately believe that it helps them with one problem or another.







