hydrotherapy

Colon hydrotherapy is a form of cleansing the colon by washing the entire large intestine with alternating warm (38-41 degrees Celsius) and cold (27-28 degrees Celsius) water.

The treatment takes place by means of the combination of the water and galvanic current, it is recommended for the extremities and it is also called four-section galvanic treatment.

Underwater massage is the more modern variety of massages otherwise known as tangentor, where the temperature of the water of the treatment tub and the mechanical effect of the water jet is utilised.

The human body is enveloped in the mixture of ozone and carbon dioxide in a closed cabin (of course by omitting the head), it has an excellent effect on the circulatory system and, indirectly, it has a calming effect on the whole nervous system.

Whenever manual massage cannot be employed for any reason or another type of massage effect is desired to be realised, then the whirlpool bath or the hydroxeur treatment is the recommended therapy.

During this treatment, direct current is passed through a bathtub filled with water.