Hydrotherapy

• Muscle and joint pain – relieves musculoskeletal discomfort and symptoms associated with rheumatic conditions
• High blood pressure – promotes blood circulation and has an overall relaxing effect
• Exhaustion and sleep disorders – helps with stress, fatigue and difficulties falling or staying asleep

• Bath in a special tub with fine air bubbles that relax the muscles and stimulate metabolism. 
• For additional relaxation, stimulation or toning, aromatic additives such as essential oils (e.g. pine needle, eucalyptus, rosemary) or herbal extracts (lavender, lemon balm, meadowsweet) are added.

Contraindications:

• non-healing skin wounds
• varicose veins

• Musculoskeletal disorders – relieves joint and muscle pain
• Gynaecological conditions – has a supportive effect on the female reproductive system
• Detoxification and regeneration – stimulates metabolism and supports the body’s natural cleansing processes

• A relaxing bath with humate additive – a natural extract from peat with detoxifying properties.

Contraindications:

• non-healing skin wounds
• epilepsy

• Joint and back pain – beneficial for rheumatic conditions and other musculoskeletal disorders
• Muscle tension – relaxes overworked muscles and promotes recovery
• Support for ligaments and tendons – strengthens connective tissue and improves its elasticity

TIP: The bath also has positive effects on the skin, helping to improve its condition and support healing.

• An additive bath containing sulphur compounds that promote tissue circulation and support the regeneration of the musculoskeletal system.

• Joint, muscle and back pain – relieves musculoskeletal discomfort and supports recovery
• Circulatory problems – improves blood circulation and the supply of nutrients to tissues
• Skin conditions – beneficial for various dermatological problems

TIP: The bath has a holistic healing effect on the entire body, promoting regeneration and vitality.

• Bath with iodine-bromine brine, which has beneficial effects on the vascular system, musculoskeletal system and skin.

• Musculoskeletal complaints – effective for osteoarthritis, functional disorders and spinal problems
• Muscle and joint relaxation – supports regeneration and reduces tension
• Improved blood circulation – stimulates circulation and improves the supply of nutrients to tissues

TIP: A bath in pleasantly warm, bubbling water relieves muscles and joints, bringing relaxation and a feeling of relief.

• A partial whirlpool bath for the upper or lower limbs in a special tub with jets that create a gentle swirling motion of aerated water.

Contraindications:

• skin defects
• varicose veins

• Circulatory disorders of the extremities – helpful for cold feet and vascular conditions
• Post-injury and post-operative conditions – supports tissue regeneration
• Neuropathic conditions and migraines – stimulates the nervous system and improves blood circulation

TIP: Especially recommended for cold feet – helps warm the extremities and improves circulation.

• Alternating immersion of the upper or lower limbs in warm and cold water, stimulating circulation and metabolism.

• Varicose veins and circulatory disorders – stimulates circulation and strengthens blood vessels
• Migraines and exhaustion – helps relieve headaches and general fatigue
• Overall regeneration – supports metabolism and soothes tired legs

TIP: This simple yet effective treatment not only offers health benefits but also brings relaxation and relief for tired legs.

• Alternating stepping in warm and cold water, stimulating circulation and supporting the regeneration of the lower limbs.

• Muscle pain and musculoskeletal complaints – relieves muscle tension and brings noticeable relief
• Circulatory disorders – stimulates circulation and improves cellular metabolism
• Exhaustion and stress – revitalises and regenerates the entire body

• A therapist performs an alternating hot and cold water jet massage from a distance of approximately three metres, providing intensive stimulation of the tissues.

Contraindications:

• cardiovascular diseases
• varicose veins
• osteoporosis
• pregnancy