HYDROTHERAPY

 

​Hydrotherapy refers to the therapeutic use of water at varying temperatures to support and stimulate the body’s natural healing responses.

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The use of thermal waters dates back to Ancient Greece and Roman times, when the sick, injured soldiers, and people with skin conditions often visited thermal baths to benefit from their restorative properties.

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KEY BENEFITS OF HYDROTHERAPY

• Helps relieve pain and muscle tension

• Supports organ function and physiological balance

• Strengthens the body and supports immune function

• Improves blood and lymphatic circulation

• Promotes relaxation and reduces stess

• Supports the body's natural elimination processes

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CONSTITUTIONAL HYDROTHERAPY

Constitutional hydrotherapy is a deep-acting treatment that involves alternating hot and cold applications, typically using towels applied to the chest and back.

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These alternating temperature changes stimulate vasodilation and vasoconstriction, helping to enhance circulation, support lymphatic flow, and promote overall physiological balance.