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Sauna: Health Benefits, Risks and Precautions What happens to your body in a sauna? The body experiences a profound effect when exposed to a saunas' dry heat, which can get as high as 185°F or 85°C. Skin temperature soars rapidly and the average person will pour out a pint of sweat during a short stint in a sauna. The pulse rate jumps up by 30% or more, allowing the heart to nearly double the amount of blood it pumps each minute. Most science-backed health benefits from saunas include the following: Improves relaxation: Research confirms that saunas are effective for providing relaxation. In one global survey, 83.5% of respondents reported improved sleep and increased levels of mental well-being after sauna use 1-2 times per week. Improves cardiovascular system: Studies also show that frequent sauna use led to fewer cardiovascular-related deaths (CVD). For men who used saunas 2-3 times per week, CVD death was 27% lower while 50% lower for men who use the sauna 4-7 times a week vs t...