A gentle simple thermal spring, given on its efficacy panel as simple thermal water and nothing more — mild and low in stimulus. The documented bathing indications run wide: neuralgia, muscle and joint pain, joint stiffness, frozen shoulder, motor paralysis, bruises and sprains, chronic digestive complaints, hemorrhoids and cold sensitivity, fatigue recovery, and a skin-beautifying effect. Drinking is not permitted — the panel states the water has had no drinking analysis and holds no drinking permit — and the same notice advises easing in with soaks of three to ten minutes, once a day for the first few days.
Good for
Recovery
Warmth and buoyancy lower stress markers and improve sleep; habitual bathing is linked to lower rates of depression.
fatigue, stress
Take care
- Acute illness (when fever is present)
- Active tuberculosis
- Malignant tumor
- Severe heart disease
- Respiratory failure
- Renal failure and bleeding disorders
- Severe anemia
- Pregnancy (especially early and late stages)
On the certificate
- Neuralgia
- Muscle pain
- Joint pain
- Frozen shoulder
- Motor paralysis
- Joint stiffness
- Bruises and sprains
- Chronic digestive disorders
- Hemorrhoids and cold sensitivity
- Skin-beautifying effect