We would like to introduce to you Bulgaria as one of the European countries with best conditions for Balneotherapy all year round. If you are interested, just go to STETLINK and have a look at page “STETLINK HEALTH”.
Balneotherapy is a natural bathing therapy which makes the best use of Nature’s elements, such as hot springs, climatic factors, circadian rhythmic phases and natural herbal substances. The aim of Balneotherapy is to enhance the immune system and stimulate circulatory process including lymph and blood circulation by dilating tissue and vessels, to accelerate cell activity and to naturally activate the self healing potential of the body.
This therapy is excellent for those who can no longer tolerate oral or injectable pharmaceuticals, or are suffering from chronic degenerative diseases. Life is stressful and our society is aging. It would be wise to utilize the positive benefits of Balneotherapy in the conventional treatment of illness, along with the huge variety of well known Holistic therapies, e.g. Acupuncture, Shiatsu, Homeopathy etc.
The direct effects of Balneotherapy consist of the physical actions of water on the body such as hydrostatic pressure, buoyancy, viscosity and frictional resistance, as well as thermal effects and the chemical and pharmacological effects of the various substances contained in the hot spring waters. Such substances include carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, chloride, sulfate, iron, radon etc. Peat muds, plant preparations and mineral-containing muds are also used as a supplemental healing agents. All these applications are used in combination with exercise, aquatics, steam bath, sauna therapy, climatotherapy, herbal therapy, physical therapy and pharmacotherapy, with important consideration during treatment being given to the chronobiological and circadian rhythmic phases of the body.
Indications: Cardio-vascular system diseases; Locomotory system diseases; Gastro-intestinal tract diseases; Nervous system diseases; Endocrine system diseases and many more.
Balneotherapy is a natural bathing therapy which makes the best use of Nature’s elements, such as hot springs, climatic factors, circadian rhythmic phases and natural herbal substances. The aim of Balneotherapy is to enhance the immune system and stimulate circulatory process including lymph and blood circulation by dilating tissue and vessels, to accelerate cell activity and to naturally activate the self healing potential of the body.
This therapy is excellent for those who can no longer tolerate oral or injectable pharmaceuticals, or are suffering from chronic degenerative diseases. Life is stressful and our society is aging. It would be wise to utilize the positive benefits of Balneotherapy in the conventional treatment of illness, along with the huge variety of well known Holistic therapies, e.g. Acupuncture, Shiatsu, Homeopathy etc.
The direct effects of Balneotherapy consist of the physical actions of water on the body such as hydrostatic pressure, buoyancy, viscosity and frictional resistance, as well as thermal effects and the chemical and pharmacological effects of the various substances contained in the hot spring waters. Such substances include carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, chloride, sulfate, iron, radon etc. Peat muds, plant preparations and mineral-containing muds are also used as a supplemental healing agents. All these applications are used in combination with exercise, aquatics, steam bath, sauna therapy, climatotherapy, herbal therapy, physical therapy and pharmacotherapy, with important consideration during treatment being given to the chronobiological and circadian rhythmic phases of the body.
Indications: Cardio-vascular system diseases; Locomotory system diseases; Gastro-intestinal tract diseases; Nervous system diseases; Endocrine system diseases and many more.