*— Epidermis *— Dermis Subcutaneous Tissue -—— Fascia (NAPSA)—Hydrotherapy, the use of water for therapeutic treat- clinically proven as beneficial to health and general well-being. For example, a study by the Health Psychology Clinic at Uni- versity of Minnesota Hospital in Minneapolis found that after 10 minutes of bathingin eitherstill or moving warm water, healthy adults experienced increased feel- ings of well-being and a decreased state of anxiety. “Bathing actually helps people stay healthy, both mentally and physically,” says Rob Tillman, PT, MOMT, a physical therapy consultant for Jason Interna- tional, a leading manufacturer of hydrotherapy bath products. SAN ——— Hydrotherapy Nee arthritis, inflamed and swollen nerves, and other chronic conditions. In recent years, however, the benefits of hydrotherapy have been oe ment, has long been recognized for its benefits to those suffering from Muscle Hydrotherapy: Not Just A Lot of HotAir 0 @ AiMasseur* —Hydrotherapy Oe W) Whirlpool Hydrotherapy Combination —e—e Air-Whirlpool Bo Hydrotherapy Each type of hydrotherapy bath is able to stimulate different receptors located at varying depths of the skin and muscle tissue. “Modern hydrotherapy systems can help improve circulation, neous tissue, producing an overall waste products.” There are four types of hydrotherapy baths, and each offers unique experiences and water and air that can be directed increase tissue flexibility and promote the removal of muscular results. Regardless of hydrother- apy preference, consumers should select a bath that is ergonomically designed to provide the optimal level of comfort and relaxation while bathing: Soaking—Submerging in warm water hydrates the epidermis, making the skin feel softer. Soaking stimulates the skin’s tem- perature receptors, helps your pores eliminate toxins, boosts cardiac output, improves circulation and promotesrelaxation. e Air—Starting with all the benefits of soaking baths, the air jets add millions of air bubbles that stimulate the skin’s light-touch receptors located in the subcuta- calmingeffect. Whirlpool—Whirlpool jets produce a stream of pressurized to specific parts of the body. These powerful jets reach deeply, with sufficient energy to stimulate the pressure receptors of the muscles and their surrounding fascia. In addition, whirlpool jets enhance tissue flexibility and further increase circulation while promot- ing rejuvenation of the muscular tissue. * Combination Air-Whirlpool— Used together, these types of hydrotherapy promote maximum relaxation, enabling the body to receive deeper and greater therapeutic benefits. For additional information on the benefits of hydrotherapy and how to choose the right hydrotherapy bath for your home, call Jason International at (800) 255-5766 or visit www.jasoninternational.com.
