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Hydrotherapy
The history of hydro therapy goes centuries
back, as far as ancient Greece, but it was
truly made popular by Romans, who
introduced the benefits of bathing and
massage to the countries they conquered.
Roman public baths were always recognized
as a great source of relaxation where
members of high society and all free people
alike could enjoy the benefits of hot and cold
water as well as massage.
Hydro massage creates awareness of the
body, reduces anxiety levels, gives a sense
of well-being, improves the ability to
monitor stress signals, gives a feeling of
peace of mind, it also helps to alleviate
discomfort caused by pregnancy, provides
with a relaxed state of mental alertness,
helps treat athletic or job related injuries,
tension related headaches and post-
operative rehabilitation.
The stimulating action of water and its
absorption into the skin offers many benefits
for:
wellness,
rehabilitation,
stress reduction
pampering
It’s ideal for:
muscular relaxation
encouragement of circulation
reduction of the increased release of
stress hormones,
creating an element of psychological
and physical comfort.
The hydrotherapy bath is carefully and
ergonomically contoured, it comfortably fits
the body so that the pressure points are
eliminated.
The bathtub is made of reinforced acrylics,
especially tempered to provide heat and
shock resistance. All surfaces are smooth
and free of pores making the tub hygienic
and easy to clean.
While performing the hydrotherapy it is
important to take into consideration the
client’s health condition, age and the
preceding procedures. The water
temperature for regular whole body
hydrotherapy procedure is 34-38ºC, the
length of one treatment is maximum 20
minutes.
Use the right program according to each
client. The pressure of the water massage is
softer if using water and air combined.
Hydrotherapy is ideal for:
muscular relaxation, loosening and
warming,
encouraging circulation,
easing pain by positioning the body
in warm water and simultaneously
using underwater massage,
enhancing formation of endogenous
hormones, reduction of the increased
release of stress hormones,
creating an element of psychological
and physical comfort.