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 1,who are we ?

    lucki&rocki healthtechnology co., ltd (l&r)is prefessional on bathroomvanity,bathtubs, hottubs,far infrared sauna & traditionalsauna.

2,how many years your company?

    we start from 2003year,focus on products of sanitary ware produce and sales inmarketing, we have a professional service team in domesticmarketing and international sales.

3,capacity of production?

   the average annual production ofmore than 12,000 pcs, 1000 ~1200 pcs/month,enough for project orderand wholesales order,and to meet  customized byperonalise.

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4,how about your r&d?

   lucki&rocki has professinalteam of r&d, more than 8 engineers per year in r&ddepartment, pursuit excellence in , sophisticatedmanufacturing technology is our goals of service, we believe thatan excellent team of r & d follow-up market demand, leadingenterprises to a higher level.  

5,which is marketing for main sales?

   mainly in europe and northamerica,strategy of marketing will develop and strengthen domesticmarketing to meet domestatic consumers,and customized to meetpersonalized demand of marketing.

6,what is the value of enterprice?

   ce��iso9001,saa  marketing.

7,what is the velue of enterprise?

 mainly invalue of enterprise: providenew style services for health by technology

culture of enterprise: respect & concern forothers, respect & care by others

target of enterprice:focus on field of health,provide excellent products to users, as be a leader inindustry.

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1. saunas relieve stress.

not surprisingly, sauna bathers mostfre cite stress reduction as the number one benefit of saunause. medical studies often determine that stress in our daily livescan negatively affect our health. in fact, the vast majority ofdisease (i.e. heart disease) is at least partially stress-related.heat bathing in a sauna provides stress relief in a number of ways.it’s a warm, quiet space without any distractions coming from theoutside. as we like to say, "step into a finnleo sauna, and closethe door on the rest of the world." the heat from the sauna relaxesthe body's muscles, improves circulation and stimulates the releaseof endorphins. endorphins are the body’s all-natural "feel good"chemical, and their release provides a truly wonderful "after saunaglow.”.

2. saunas relax muscles and soothe aches/painsin both muscles and joints.

under the high heat provided by a sauna, thebody releases endorphins (see health and wellness benefit #1).endorphins can have a mild, enjoyable "tran effect" andthe ability to minimize the pain of arthritis and muscle sorenessother from, say, an intense physical workout. body temperature alsorises from the heat of the sauna.. this causes blood vessels todilate, therefore increasing blood circulation. this increasedblood flow in turn speeds up the body’s natural healing process viasoothing aches and pains and/or speeding up of the healing of minorbruises or cuts. after participating in physical sports, use theheat and/or steam of a sauna to promote muscle relaxation byhelping to reduce muscle tension and eliminate lactic acid and/orother toxins that may be present.

3. saunas flush toxins.

many - if not most - of us do not activelysweat on a daily basis. deep sweating, however, has multiple provenhealth benefits. benefits derived from a deep sweat can be achievedvia regular sauna bathing.due to the heat of a sauna, the core bodytemperature begins to rise. the blood vessels then dilate, causingincreased blood flow (see above). as heat from the blood begins tomove toward the skin's surface, the body’s nervous system thensends signals to the millions of sweat glands that cover the humanbody. as the sweat glands become stimulated, they produce sweat.sweat production is primarily designed to cool the body, and iscomposed of 99% water. however, deep sweating in a sauna can helpreduce levels of lead, copper, zinc, nickel, mercury and chemical -which are all toxins commonly absorbed just from interacting withour daily environments.there is no shortage of books from doctorsand practitioners, who describe the benefits of detoxifying ourbodies regularly. as many doctors will agree, a big reason for thepopularity of saunas is that they are one of the best ways todetoxify our bodies.

4. sauna cleanses the skin.

heat bathing is one of the oldest beautyand/or health strategies in terms of cleansing one's skin. when thebody begins to produce sweat via deep sweating, the skin is thencleansed and dead skin cells are replaced - keeping your skin ingood working condition.sweating rinses bacteria out of theepidermal layer and sweat ducts. cleansing of the pores has beenshown to improve the capillary circulation, while giving the skin asofter-looking . dr. ben h douglas, a professor at theuniversity of mississippi medical center and author of "ageless:living younger longer,” attests that "sweating is a way ofenergizing the skin almost the way exercising a muscle energizesit.” he goes on to explain that, when you sweat, the rush of fluidto the skin "bathes skin cells with a liquid rich in nutrients,”which "fills in the spaces around the cells” and even "plumps up"tiny wrinkles. he also mentions that the nutrients and minerals insweat "are essential to maintaining the collagen structure of theskin.” bathing skin in sweat on a fairly regular basis, thereforedeters collagen breakdown that can ultimately result in wrinklesand sags. by continually flushing body waste through individualcells, one eventually brings back vitality, tone and a healthy glowto the skin. sauna usage is certainly not a cure for acne, but itcan very often help - due to the deep cleansing it provides from adeep sweat (that is, cleaning the pores from the very inside out -instead of just cleaning the top of the skin).

5. saunas can induce a deeper sleep.

research has shown that a deeper, more relaxedsleep can result from sauna use. in addition to the release ofendorphins (see above), body temperatures, which become elevated inthe late evening,fall at bedtime. this slow, relaxing decline inendorphins is key in facilitating sleep. numerous sauna bathersworldwide recall the deep sleep experiences that they feel afterbathing the the calming heat of a sauna.

6. saunas bring about recreational and socialbenefits.

while the social benefit is rarely talkedabout, it's reallyuite important. the sauna can be aprivate, personal area of relaxation and solitude. however, it canjust as easily be a relaxing environment for socializing withfamily, friends and soon-to-be friends. the sauna room environmentis conducive to open, intimate and quiet conversation.

7. saunas improve cardiovascularperformance.

in the high temperatures of a traditional orinfrared sauna, skin heats up and core body temperature rises.inresponse to these increase heat levels, the blood vessels near theskin dilate and "cardiac output" increases. medical research hastold us that the heart rate can rise from 60-70 bpm (beats perminute) to 110-120 bpm in the sauna (140-150 with more intensivebathing), and can often sink to below normal after the cooling offstage. with regular sauna useage, we not only train our heartmuscles and improve the heart rate/cardiac output, but we also helpthe body's regulatory system.even more cardiovascular conditioningtakes place when the sauna bathing is taken in multiple "innings”,with sessions in the sauna separated by a cool shower or a into a cool pool or lake. each time you rapidly changetemperature (from hot to cool or vice-versa), your heart rateincreases by as much as 60%, which is very comparable to theincrease experienced during moderate exercise..

8. saunas burn calories.

outlandish claims are often made by some saunasellers (primarily those who sell infrared saunas) to promotesaunas as an end-all weight loss tool. while some individuals mayexperience high amounts of calorie burn at first - particularlythose individuals in poor shape to begin with - over the long term,saunas are simply treated as one of many tools in our arsenal whenit comes to burn additional calories.the sweating processuires a notable amount of energy. that energy is derived fromthe conversion of fat and carbohydrates in a bodily process thatburns up calories. according to u.s. army medical research (warddean, m.d.), "a moderately conditioned person can easily sweat off500 grams in a sauna in a single session, consuming nearly 300calories in the process.”the body consumes said calories due to theacceleration of heart activity (the cardiovascular section). asheart activity increases and as these processes demand more oxygen,the body begins to convert more calories into usable energy.

9. saunas can help fight illness.

german sauna medical research shows thatsaunas were able to significantly reduce the incidences of coldsand influenza amongst participants. as the body is exposed to theheat of a sauna and steam (in the case of traditional saunas), itproduces white blood cells more rapidly, which in turn helps tofight illnesses and helps to kill viruses.in addition, saunas canrelieve the uncomfortable symptoms of sinus congestion from fromcolds or allergies - especially when used with steam (tip: addeucalyptus to the water for added benefit and overall enjoyment).the steam vapor action helps to clear up unwanted congestion and isa wonderful aspect of the finnish sauna experience.

10. saunas just feel good.

a sauna not only feels good, it’s good foryour body. whether it’s the physiological changes that occur duringthe warmth of a sauna, or if it’s simply the time spent in thecalming and still retreat of the sauna, every seasoned sauna batheragrees - it feels wonderful! as we progress through our stressfuleveryday lives, the sauna provides a pampering retreat - where wecan relax and restore body and soul. sauna bathing truly makes you"feel better”, "look better” and "sleep better”!

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