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Hot Tub Therapy - How Warm Water Therapy Can Improve Your Health

Date Published: 09th April 2007
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Muscle relaxation is critical for relieving pain, as pain can often be caused by muscle tension (this includes tension headaches). Sometimes joint pain is mainly due to the muscles clamping too tightly over joints, thereby causing them to rub together more than is good for them. The solution? Hydrotherapy and spa hot tubs can somewhat relieve stress on both muscles and bones by making you feel weightless - and this can bring relief of the symptoms of fibromyalgia and arthritis, as well as other things.

The body has many ways of cleaning out wastes. One strategy is through sweating. Since the water in a hot tub is so warm, it prompts sweating, which helps remove some of the accumulation of toxins throughout our bodies.

Two other advantages to relaxing in a hot tub include the release of endorphins through your whole body by the heat and pressure that the pulsating jets supply. Endorphins are a natural product that your body produces and it is considered a "happy drug". It makes us feel great and cuts down the amount of pain you are able to feel. A soothing massage from the jets also gives a boost to the relaxation of your entire body.


There are some warnings that should be thought through. First of all, the vasodilatation, or opening up of the blood vessels, that occurs brings heat into your body and can raise your full body temperature as high as 102 degrees. This is not safe for too long of a time, so it is recommended that you only stay soaking in the hot tub or spa for up to fifteen minutes. Listening to your body is a healthy way to keep yourself safe and healthy.

Even though hot tub warm water therapy will lower blood pressure, it at first increases it due to the heart wanting to get rid of the extra heat out of your body. That means that people who have blood pressure problems (especially if you are taking multiple medications) should speak with their physician before attempting hottub hydrotherapy. Some other medical conditions may prevent hot tubs from being an optimal way of relaxation. Ask your doctor!


Learning about how the human body operates and finding other ways to improve our quality of life can be a healthy goal. Find out about more health improving information and live well.

Discover invaluable information about how to make your home safer and more comfortable for your family. Karen Naylor offers tricks and tips to help you make the best decisions about hot tubs and saunas, outdoor garden gazebo and plus size swimwear
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