HOW HOT TUBS WORK |
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Water that Heals! | |
Hydrotherapy : Water - Warming Soothing Relaxing. Massaging aching muscles, relieving pressure on joints, increasing circulation, relaxing mind and body. Healing naturally......... Something athletes have known for years. Doctors and therapists have long been prescribing hydrotherapy for general well-being to minimize the effects of stress and tension. Water Therapy has been around for centuries and used by many cultures including ancient Greece, Rome, China and Japan. |
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Proof it Works | |
In a study of 40 people at University of Minnesota, 85% of the participants
preferred a whirlpool bath to a still bath. Only the whirlpool was effective in
reducing the participants' reactivity to stress although both still and
whirlpool baths were effective in reducing anxiety. So whether its the stress of the day, or sleepless nights, overworked muscles or inflammation of the joints - a soak before bedtime and sleep comes easier; a spa after work and the cares of the world float away. Concentrate specialized jets on those sore and aching muscles boosting blood circulation and releasing tense muscles and you're a new person! | |
Hydrotherapy | |
Hot Tubs provide a rich hydrotherapic treatment, combining boyancy, movement, and the warmth of the hot tub's water;
assisted by the stimulation of massage by the spa jets.
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Your Personal Masseuse | |
The hot tub in your home or garden can be your personal massage therapist! Well designed Hot tubs have a variety of seats and fully adjustable jets that replicate various massage therapies. A different hydrotherapy experience is possible from each well engineered massage seat. Different jet styles offer multiple massage techniques; from light swirling finger massage to deep tissue massage using Pulsating jet streams or soothing bubbles and whirlpool motion. Sit in blissful relaxation while your Spa jets work wonders on
your body. Like the hands of a highly professional masseuse working out
the kinks from a tense day at the office, or easing the pain and inflexibility
of an arthritic joint. |
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