Finding effective ways to improve your health can be illusive and frustrating. There are times when you feel as though someone hid the puzzle pieces between the seat cushions. It takes hard work, determination and a bit of stubbornness to solve the challenges of achieving and maintaining good health. Hot tub hydrotherapy solves a vast array of health-related problems. It could be the missing piece that pulls everything together for you.
The formula is simple:
Multiple health-related issues
+ Invigorating jet-infused warm water (X 20 minutes per day)
= Improved well-being
Those who experience the benefits of owning a hot tub know this to be true. Newbies to the idea might appreciate an exploration and a little Q&A.
Hot tub hydrotherapy is an effective management tool for psychological well-being and stress management.
Q: Who benefits from hot tub hydrotherapy?
A: Anyone who would benefit from improved or renewed health and an improved state of mind. Research suggests that hydrotherapy is used to improve immunity and for the management of pain, heart disease, fatigue, anxiety, obesity, and high cholesterol. The pressures of daily life create a need to manage large amounts of stress. Hot tub hydrotherapy is an effective management tool for psychological well-being and stress management. Remember to always discuss any hesitations you might have with your doctor before engaging in a new activity. Also, practice proper safety measures when in and around any hot tub or pool.
Hydrotherapy is used to improve immunity and for the management of pain, heart disease, fatigue, anxiety, obesity, and high cholesterol.
Chronic and acute musculoskeletal ailments benefit from hot tub hydrotherapy.
Q: What orthopedic ailments are helped by hydrotherapy?
A: Chronic and acute musculoskeletal ailments benefit from hot tub hydrotherapy. Whether it’s a new injury or a nagging case of sciatica hydrotherapy can help. Injured and fatigued muscles benefit from improved circulation. As blood flows in and out of an area, toxins are transported out and eliminated by the body. The water temperature and pressure of the jets assist with this process. Hot tub circuit therapy is beneficial as well. This involves moving from seat to seat in a hot tub in measured time intervals. Each chair has jets focused on certain muscle groups. Performing stretches and exercises while in the water may be an excellent alternative to land exercises for individuals who lack confidence, have high risk of falling or have joint pain. Water buoyancy reduces the weight that joints, bones and muscles have to bear.
Water buoyancy reduces the weight that joints, bones and muscles have to bear.
Q: When is the best time to engage in hot tub hydrotherapy?
A: Fit 20 minutes per day into your routine. Refer to personal preferences when deciding on mornings, afternoon or evening plunges. An early morning session will relax you for the day ahead. An evening session will help transform the stress of the day into relaxation. You’ll sleep better too. Each time you slip into the warm healing water tension is released from where it has accumulated in your muscles. Consider going in before you exercise. Research indicates that hot tub hydrotherapy before exercise reduces most of the indirect markers of exercise-induced muscle damage, including muscle soreness.
Morning, afternoon or evening plunge. You decide.
Q: How does hydrotherapy work?
A: Hydrotherapy, also known as hot tub therapy, water therapy, aquatic therapy, pool therapy, and balneotherapy causes physiological changes in your body. Each type produces different effects on the body depending on the temperature of the water. Hot tub hydrotherapy uses warm water and jets to produce bubbles that deliver intervals of pulses to sections of the body. Outcomes depend upon water temperature, duration of time spent submerged, and pressure. The power of warm water is amazing. These variables trigger physiological responses in the body that foster healing. Research shows hot tub hydrotherapy creates evidence-based positive effects on various systems in the body.
Temperature, time, and pressure are key to achieve results.
Q: Why don’t you own a hot tub to renew and improve your health and shift your state of mind with hydrotherapy?
A: That is a very good question. The possibilities and options are plentiful. Do your research. Make an informed decision. It will change your life.
Take time to consider the benefits of hot tub hydrotherapy. Invest in your health and well-being. It’s time to fit all the puzzle pieces together and experience optimal health.
If you’re already an owner we would love to hear how you are using your hot tub for Work Life balance.
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