Terapie termali

The Thermal treatments are a must for those who need to recharge and leave behind the stress of everyday life, stem from ancient customs and they are still very valid to combat many ailments.

Using techniques that offer Spa Treatments trying to get back in shape and psychological well-being thanks to the steam bath, and massages to mud therapy, treatments with essential oils and even with stones placed in energy points of the body.

The benefits

The thermal waters of Ischia are a real asset to cure various diseases such as respiratory diseases, rheumatism, and dermatitis. All over the island come out on the surface fumaroles and geysers, a sign that the beneficial activity volcanic continues, stoves and natural caves for the sauna are as numerous sources. Let's not forget the mud with which one makes both beauty and therapeutic treatments. In short, the whole island is an immense garden of natural well being.

A long spa tradition

The Ischia's thermal water is alkaline and contains sulfur, iodine, chlorine, iron, potassium and trace elements of other active substances.
They are recommended for their action on:

Therapies

 
The main ailments treated in Ischia:
 
locomotory Apparatus
Degenerative artropathy (all osteoarthrosis manifestations), chrinic inflammatory rheumathisms in the quiescent phase and their results, articular gout and ureic artropathy myositis, fybrosis, myalgia, nevralgia, periarthritis, functional recovery of limb lesions following orthopeadic operations, algodisthophic sydrome Crenotherapic techniques: balneotherapy, fangotherapy in individual baths or collective pools with special baths (hydromassages ect.)
Biological effects of fangobalneotherapy: anti-inflammatory action, antalgic action, maiorelaxing action, increased resistance to patogenic noxe, metabolic effects effects on general coenesthesia.
 
respiratory apparatus
diseases of the respiratory apparatus and orl: chronic, recurring and catarrhal subacute, purulent and atrophic rhinitis and sinusitis, chronic pharingitis and laryngitis, atrophic and hypertrophic adenoiditis and chronic tonsillitis, rhinogenous deafness, chronic bronchitis, bronchial asthma Crenotherapic techniques: inhalation therapies (inhalations, aerosols, humages) nasal irrigations, endotimpanic insufflations, anthotherapy Biological effect of inhalation therapies and orl: anti-inflammatory action, antiseptic action, decongestant and detergent action.
 
dermatologia
eczematose dermatosis in general, pruring dermatosis in general, seborrhoeic dermatosis, acne, folliculitis, cellulite treatment, psoriasis. Crenotherapic techniques: baths showers Biological effects of dermatological therapies: anti-inflammatory action, antiseptic scrubbing action, regulation of the skin circle.

 

It 's a good rule for people with medical conditions ask doctor before plunging into the hot thermal waters.

In Ischia there are manyspa centers with a very long history and are very characteristic also because the natural environment is particularly rich in springs and mud baths.
The strengths of the structures are also based on sound nutrition education, offering low-calorie menu, made with quality products.

Many centers also have vascular paths made ??of special thermal spa baths. the colour of the thermal water varies from green to brown, depending on the condition of underground water. Thetemperature of the water is variable, depending on the source and of therapy, however, around 37 - 38 ° C.; theduration is about 15-20 minutes.

The thermal muds have been the result of a mixture of a solid part, the clay and a liquid part, represented by the thermal water. The solid substance used in Ischia is predominantly a volcanic mud, clay material has arisen as a result of volcanic events with the addition of micro-organisms like algae, plants and animals, humus, humo-mineral. The mud is smeared on the prescribed and the average duration of a single application can vary between 20 and 30 minutes depending on the prescription and general condition of the subject. At the end, the sludge is removed and the patient is subjected to a bath that can also be carried out with mineral water, after which requires a rest period of 30-60 minutes.


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