ofuro / balneotherapy / THALASSO THERAPY

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For thousands of years humans have been seeking solace in the waters of a hot bath; from the 9th century BCE where the Celts built the first shrine of what became known to the Romans as Bath, England, and the 1st century CE founding of the city of Masada on the shores of the Dead Sea, to the ancient Greeks and Romans where every city had a large public bath facility all the way into the modern era. The historical record is full of examples of humans "taking the waters" to cure what ails.

Balneotherapy and Thalasso Therapy promote healing by increasing circulation, encouraging detox and easing stress. In addition, the minerals found in hot springs fight off illness by nourishing the organs and stimulating the immune system. It is highly recommended for people with arthritis, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, neck and back pain.

Ofuro Soaking Tubs originate from Japan where bathing is not just a bath but rather a spiritual ritual. The Ofuro bathing practice differs from North American and European bath tubs, Ofuro bath tubs are 'zen' like providing a sensual pleasure and a feeling of well-being and harmony. Japanese bath tubs help to restore mental and spiritual well-being by providing a private relaxation space, and they promote good health by stimulating circulation. Ofuro and Balneotherapy are meant for soaking, relaxation and rejuvenation, not bathing.


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