Treatment and Prevention
Spa Therapy and Natural Healing Resources
- The foundation of spa care lies in the use of natural healing resources.
- A mineral carbon dioxide bath helps reduce stress levels, improves blood circulation to internal organs, and allows the mind to shift into a relaxed “nothing required” mode.
- A dry carbon dioxide bath has a positive effect on circulation in the lower limbs, pelvic area, and kidneys, helping to reduce swelling while supporting ovarian and kidney function.
- Lymphatic massages (Lymphoven) help combat swelling and cellulite.
- Peat wraps gently warm stiff and painful back muscles, while a follow-up back massage completes the relaxation process.
- Additional treatments and drinking cures using mineral springs further enhance overall body regeneration.
- An integral part of the therapy also includes access to a swimming pool, whirlpool, sauna, fitness facilities, and cosmetic services.
How Often Should You Visit a Spa?
Every woman deserves to take time for herself at least once a year – with the only responsibility being not to miss her scheduled treatment.
