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Homeopathy
Based on the principle that “like cures like”, patients are treated
with natural substances in minute quantities which cause symptoms
similar to those of the disease. Thus, the body’s own vital force is
stimulated to cure itself.
Hydrotherapy
A long time staple in European spas, this relaxing and detoxifying
therapy includes underwater jet massage, showers, jet sprays and
mineral baths.
Iridology
By using special optical equipment, this science allows a doctor or
practitioner to determine, from the markings or signs in the iris of
the eye, the condition of various organs in the body.
Lymphatic Drainage
A very gentle, specialized rhythmic technique that stimulates the
lymphatic system, thereby helping the body to detoxify and eliminate
waste.
Mud/peat baths
A highly mineralized mud, often mixed with oil or water, is applied
to the body as a heat pack to sooth muscles and stimulate
circulation. Moor and peat baths provide similar benefits, and are
particularly rich in organic matter, proteins, vitamins and trace
elements.
Reflexology
A specialized Chinese-based massage of the feet and hands which
includes pressure points to areas said to correspond with organs and
tissues throughout the body. Treats a wide range of stress-related
illnesses, and ailments.
Reiki
An ancient Tibetan healing system that uses light hand placements on
the body to channel healing- energies to the recipient. Treats
emotional distress, chronic and acute physical problems, as well as
improves spiritual focus and clarity.
Salt Glow
A mixture of salt, oils and water is used to vigorously scrub the
body to remove dead skin, clean pores and stimulate circulation.
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