Algotherapy |
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This treatment consists of covering the body with algae which act to purify the organism of toxins and relax the muscles.
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Antrotherapy |
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This treatment takes place in thermal grottoes. The body is exposed to hot, damp vapour to induce heavy sweating and so cleanse the organism.
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Aromatherapy |
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This treatment consists of body massage in combination with essential oils, which are inhaled by the patient, inducing a state of total relaxation.
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Ayurveda |
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This Indian medical system seeks to re-balance the body and mind using a variety of techniques including yoga, massage and diet regulation.
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Cleopatra’s Bath |
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This consists of a milk–bath, enriched with essential oils. The effect is to nourish and smooth the skin, leaving it soft and beautiful.
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Hypertonic Bath |
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This treatment is carried out in salt water which is rich in iodine. It is used to combat unsightly cellulite.
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Russian Bath |
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This treatment consists of a light steam bath, perfumed with various aromatic essences
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Scotch Bath |
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This therapy consists of a peeling treatment using sea-salt, followed by hot and cold baths to stimulate...
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Turkish bath |
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This treatment is carried out in rooms filled with hot, humid air. Exposure to these is alternated with cold showers.
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Balneotherapy |
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The subject bathes in thermal water at a temperature of 38°. The beneficial effects on the body vary according to
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Calidarium |
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This is the genuine Roman sweat-treatment, with the temperature rising to about 50°. The purpose is to eliminate toxins from the body.
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Carboxitherapy |
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This consists of minute injections of carbonic anhydride under the surface of the skin in order to combat unsightly cellulite.
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Crystal Therapy |
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This treatment is carried out by placing certain crystals on the body which have the power to re-balance the 7 chakras, or our centres of energy.
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Chromotherapy |
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Chromotherapy treatment uses colours and lights to help the body and psyche to rediscover their natural equilibrium.
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Dainami |
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Si tratta di una disciplina sportiva i cui movimenti prendono spunto dal Pilates, dalla Girotonica...
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French Shower |
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This is a shower which alternates hot and cold water in order to stimulate blood circulation.
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Swiss Shower |
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This is a shower with jets of water at different levels. It has a reinvigorating effect.
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Heliotherapy |
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This is a method of treating states of mild depression and anxiety by exposing the body to the rays of the sun.
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Eurhythmics |
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This is a therapy of movement which integrates medical treatment. It is used principally for illnesses affecting
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Fangotherapy |
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This treatment consists of applying thermal mud combined with water or oil to the surface of the body. It has a detoxifying...
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Bach Flower Remedies |
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This alternative therapy, which exploits the power of flowers, was developed by the English physician Edward Bach.
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Phytotherapy |
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This form of medicine harnesses the therapeutic powers of herbs and officinal plants as natural remedies.
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Frigidarium |
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This consists of an invigorating cold bath, taken at the end of a cycle of thermal treatment. It has a toning effect on the body.
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Garghan |
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This is a form of massage performed wearing silk gloves, which helps to stimulate blood circulation.
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Glico Peeling |
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This is a peeling treatment which uses glycolic acid to combat ageing of the skin on the face.
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Gommage |
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This term comes from the French, meaning “erasing”. This exfoliating massage helps to cleanse the skin before applying cream or cosmetics.
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Halawa |
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Halawa is an oriental depilatory wax made by heating and mixing honey, sugar and lemon-juice.
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Hidrobike |
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Attività fisica che si svolge in acqua su una bike, in modo da avere effetti benefici su tutto il corpo e aumentare la capacità respiratoria.
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Hydro Jet Massage |
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The subject lies prone on a mattress and is hit by powerful jets of water.
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Hydro-massage |
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This consists of a hot-water bath combined with a series of jets at different pressures aimed at the various parts of the body.
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Lymph Drainage |
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This is a form of body massage which aims to drain off excess liquid and eliminate toxins by applying particular pressure with the fingers. It is useful for combating cellulite.
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Lofba |
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This is a facial peeling treatment using sea-salt.
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Magnetic Therapy |
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This therapy exploits the positive energy emanating from a magnetic field to combat certain bodily ailments.
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Mass mar |
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This is a particular type of massage which combats cellulite and water retention.
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Adamski Massage |
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This is a particular massage in the area of the duodenum which has a powerful detoxifying effect.
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Arabic Massage |
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This is a type of body massage which alternates manipulation and stretching exercises
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Shiatsu Massage |
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This is an Eastern technique which consists of putting pressure on the body using the palms of the hands, the feet and the elbows. The aim is to re-establish the balance between body and mind.
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New Tuenda |
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This is a beauty treatment for the face which uses fruit acids.
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Nia |
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A gentle form of gymnastics which derives its movements from martial arts, Tai Chi, yoga and modern dance.
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Nordic Walking |
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A form of outdoor walking using sticks similar to ski-poles. It helps to tone the body and improve lung capacity.
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Oligotherapy |
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Beauty Treatments Spa Treatments Facial Treatments Relaxing Massage Shiatsu Massage
A natural therapy which uses oligo-elements, or rather mineral salts, to treat certain physical conditions.
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Homeopathy |
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This is a system of alternative medicine based on the principle that the appropriate remedy for a...
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Pilates |
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Conceived in the 1920’s by Joseph Pilates, this method...
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Psammotherapy |
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Hot sand treatments have notable effects in cases of ostéoarticular conditions.
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Qui gomg |
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A Chinese discipline which uses very slow movements and breathing techniques to rebalance the body's energy.
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Reiki |
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A technique of Japanese origin based on the opening up of energy canals through the energy transmitted by the hands.
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Rolfing |
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This method is based on massages and exercises to stretch the body.
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Shiatzu |
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Shiatsu is a form of natural massage therapy which originated in Japan at the beginning of the 20th century. In Shiatsu the therapist (shiatsuka) exerts pressure |
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Thalassotherapy |
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This is a spa therapy which uses salt-water, algae and mud to counteract muscular pain.
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Vinotherapy |
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This is a treatment method exploiting the various qualities of wine. Grape extracts are used in various types...
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Watzu |
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This technique developed out of shiatsu. It consists of floating in a warm bath supported by...
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Woga (water yoga) |
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his technique involves practising yoga movements in water.
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Yoga |
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An Indian discipline based on breathing control and particular postures. It aims to establish harmony between body and mind.
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