Thermal water has been certified to purify the skin's pores and activate several of the body's organs. It is specially recommended for people that may have any problems with their skin, bones or lungs. Thermal water therapy helps relieve rheumatism symptoms, stress and is also good for esthetic needs.

In the matter of muscular pains, thermal water helps reduce tension and helps to loosen the body’s muscles.  Regarding esthetic benefits, toxin depuration is one of them through the use of our Hot Steam Baths.  With the hot steam, through the skin, your body expels toxins giving it better texture and skin appearance.

Water is meaning of life and well being! Since ancient times, thermal baths have been considered a strong health ally. Evidence of this begins in the distant past where ancient sites and artifacts reveal stories of prehistoric waterworks. The development of thermal pools and springs, the fabled "sacred well" where miracles occurred, are the oldest healing centers. It is the secret of rejuvenation, the cure of several illnesses and pains and the restoration of health what made these sites to be considered sacred,

What makes Thermal Water so special? Thermal Spring Water comes from deep under the ground, has well-defined physical and chemical characteristics (level of minerals, trace elements and other constituents, temperature and flow), has pharmaceutical effects and is bacteriologically pure right from its source.  Nowadays, many the most important spas and healing centers have been created around natural thermal waters.

Thermal baths are used to rest in a quiet place and run away from physical and mental fatigue.

Hydrotherapy is the therapeutic use of thermal water for healing, and its cornerstone is the use of thermal water. There are many ways to use thermal water for healing, including steam baths, hot and cold soaks, and full and partial immersions to mention a few. The hydrotherapy bath is a valuable system for healing and rehabilitation treatments recognized to possess the following benefits in modern medical texts, such as:

• Increases the circulation throughout the body.

• Softens connective tissue, increases collagen extensibility and decreases joint pain thanks to its soothing, anti-irritant and anti-inflammatory effect.

• Relief from muscle pain hanks to its soothing, anti-irritant and anti inflammatory effect.

• Relief from muscle spasms and cramps.

• Resolve skin eruptions, exudates, and edema.

• Stimulates elimination of toxins from the cells into the bloodstream and through the skin.

• Reduces nervous stress by promoting relaxation, rest, and recovery.

• Stimulates the immune system.

• Stimulates vital organ chemistry.