Hydrotherapy
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Steam Inhalation Hydrotherapy
The steam inhalation treatment opens up congested sinuses and lung passages, allowing you to discharge mucus, breathe more easily, and heal quickly. You may use water only, or you can add eucalyptus or thyme to enhance its effectiveness. Why Steam Inhalation Works? This treatment is…
Read MoreThe Healing Power of Heat
Local heat can be applied in various forms, including fomentations, paraffin baths for the hands or feet, hot footbaths, hot compresses, and hot water bottles. Heat therapy is typically soothing and can provide psychological relaxation. It promotes local healing and alleviates painful muscle spasms. In…
Read MoreContrast Showers Rejuvenate!
If you need an immune boost, want to combat fatigue, kick the caffeine habit, or just feel energized, the contrast shower could be exactly what you are looking for!
Read MoreHealing Benefits of the Hot Foot Bath
This simple and effective hydrotherapy procedure boosts the immune system, helps to lower high blood pressure, improves sleep, and relieves pain from congestive headaches! Discover how it works. What is the Hot Foot Bath? The hot foot bath (HFB) consists of placing the feet in…
Read MoreSalt Glow
What is a salt glow? This is a very stimulating procedure that calls for moistened salt rubbed briskly on the skin of the entire body until it gives a pink color to the skin.
Read MoreHydrotherapy: Pain
Pain seems to be a very common word in every language or dialect around the world, for pain is a universal human experience. Almost every person that comes to the Desert Spring Therapy Center in Desert Hot Springs, California, comes with a complaint of pain.
Read MoreContrast Baths for Pain Relief
Do you have arthritis, a sprain, or a broken arm? This treatment could help relieve your pain! Hydrotherapy is the use of water for the treatment of trauma and disease. A contrast bath involves immersing the joint in, and alternating between, hot and cold water.…
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