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More To Hydrotherapy Than Meets The Eye

By Donovan Insana


Hydrotherapy is the name given to any sort of treatment that uses water to help alleviate pain, treat illness or heal injuries. This therapy takes on all sorts of different formats; you can work out in a swimming pool or soak in a hot tub.

You'll need to take instructions depending on what you're treating, so that's one thing you have to know. It's quite common to soak one's feet in warm water and some people use mineral salts. It is also known that physical stress in the body can manifest in pain in the soles of your feet. Tinctures of various oils are popular, and lavender is known to promote relaxation. You can massage your feet before or after you soak them and some like to wait until after the soaking is done.

You should use compresses that are both hot and cold to help your body heal.

Hydrotherapy gets even more effective when you combine it with aromatherapy. This is easy enough to do by adding essential oils to your bathtub. The same oils can be added to a hot tub or a home spa too. If this is the case, you need to make sure that you use essential oil varieties that are pure and that won't leave toxic residue in your hot tub. Some of the same spas you'll visit for hydrotherapy also offer aromatherapy as a relaxation technique. The particular oils that you use are going to vary depending on what you hope to accomplish with them. Obviously it is going to depend upon the smells you like the most as well.

When you add aromatherapy to the mix, hydrotherapy can become even more effective. Putting essential oils into your bathwater is all you need to do here. You could also try adding them to a spa or a hot tub. In this case, you should make sure you use pure varieties of essential oils that don't leave toxic residues in the hot tub. There are some spas that you can go to that will employ a variety of different aromatherapies to help you relax. The oils that you use are going to depend upon the outcome you hope to have. Another factor to consider is which smells you enjoy the most.

Try to have an open mind about hydrotherapy as well as other methods of treatment. If you are using it for your underage children, be sure you administer and supervise it. Even soaking in a warm bath will help with helping to decrease the effects of anxiety and stress. If you have sore feet, then simply soak them in hot water using natural bath salts.




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