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Water – Your Best Friend at the Spa
Even if you don't have a hydrotherapy session scheduled, the union of hydrogen and oxygen known as water is the essential element for a superior spa therapy. more...
Water and Its Healing Properties
Ancient spas traditionally evolved around natural springs or beside the sea, with most spa therapies having a basis in the "water cure," which is now called hydrotherapy. more...
Water therapies in Japan, which focus on inner balance, include the traditional home bath, the communal bath, tea ceremonies, aromatherapy and waterfall treatments. more...
Medicinal Benefits of Hydrotherapy
New studies show that hydrotherapy benefits patients rehabilitating from strokes, traumas, and other injuries as well as connective tissue diseases and asthma. more...
The healing benefits of hydrotherapy were first documented by Hippocrates in the 5th century and later described in accounts of cures attributed to natural springs. more...
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Rachel L. Webb
Thermal spa mineral waters in the Spanish open air, a large natural warm lake for medicinal-mineral bathing & restored Roman baths for spa beauty treatments. more...
Indulge In Your Own Home Hot Tub
By: Pam Sissons
Installing a home hot tub in your outdoor deck or garden may seem like the ultimate in luxury, but is it practical... or affordable? You just might be surprised! more...
By: Simone Wu
Hydrotherapy survived the ancient times, Middle Ages and two world wars, now it settles in our modern society as the foundation of today's spa establishments. more...
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