Mineral sulphuric bath
Bath in thermal mineral water is used mainly for the dermatic penetration of sulphids from mineral water, which results in deposits of sulphur in the skin.
From there the sulphur gradually migrates to other structures, mainly as chondroitinsulphate to the connective tissues (ligaments, cartilage, sinews, etc.), and it is further absorbed in the body as cysteine, methionine or gluthation.
The sulphur inhibits the degradation of elastine, collagen and hyaluronane, thus reducing he blood pressure, and causing the dilatation of blood vessels; it positively affects the volume of Vitamin C in the plasma, and supports the destruction of free oxygen radicals.
The bath has the total relaxation and tranquillising effect.
The temperature of the mineral sulphuric bath is usually 36°– 38°C (in exceptional cases up to 40°C), it lasts 20 minutes (sometime a doctor may prescribe only 15 minutes for health reasons), and it ends with a dry wrap up to 15 minutes.
The procedure is subject to the doctor's prescription, but it could be prescribed also to persons with severe mobility handicaps, and also to patients who cannot be prescribed the „mirroring pool“ (since for them it is counter-indicated).
The bath with temperature 37°C and less is listed as freely purchasable procedure.
The treatment method "Mineral sulphuric bath" is performed in the following spas and wellness hotels:
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