Baths Medicinal

Medicinal baths are a treatment method that involves using water with administered medicinal substances to influence the human body. This method can be used to treat various diseases such as rheumatism, arthritis, muscle pain, neuralgia, etc.

Medicinal baths can vary in form and content. For example, you can use mineral waters that contain beneficial microelements such as magnesium, calcium and potassium. You can also use herbal infusions that have anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties.

In addition, medicinal baths can be used for relaxation and stress relief. They help improve blood circulation and relieve muscle tension.

However, before using medicinal baths, you should consult your doctor and make sure that they are not contraindicated for a particular patient.



A bath is a way of healing the body, accompanied by the influence of water as the main therapeutic component. The tradition of immersing the body in water, according to the beliefs of medicine and healers, has deep roots in the past. In ancient times, people knew about the exceptional healing properties of water, which is confirmed by the very source that was placed at the gates of Jerusalem. Water revives the tissues of our body, promotes their renewal, enhances immune functions and regulates the activity of all body systems. All segments of the population resorted to the bath: men, women, children. It was noted that hot water has the greatest healing effect. Therefore, a hot bath has become applicable not only for medicinal, but also for hygienic and cosmetic purposes. Sometimes herbal and other medicinal substances are used, in which case they are added to the bath. This invention has found application in aesthetics, especially in spas, of which there are more and more every year. In salons in any city they try to pay attention to just such a procedure. It is suitable for all age categories from infants to very old people, as it has few contraindications. This is a therapeutic procedure that is, above all, very pleasant. The positive effect after immersion is achieved thanks to