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What Is Japanese Onsen Bathing?
The Japanese word Onsen refers to “hot water,” “mineral water,” or “water vapor” that comes from underground. As a general rule one could [ ... ]

Climatotherapy | Relocation to a More Favorable Climatic Region
Climatotherapy is about a temporary or permanent relocation to a region with a more favorable climate for a person who suffers (or recovers) from a he [ ... ]

Silence Before the Storm and the Law of Duality
The expression (or idiom) silence before the storm — or calm before the storm — has always intrigued me, because apart from its figurative [ ... ]

Naturism | Practicing Communal and Non-Sexual Nudity
Naturism — sometimes also called Nudism — is a lifestyle of practicing communal, non-sexual nudity in the private and public sphere. Moder [ ... ]

Balneotherapy | Mineral Bath Treatments
Balneotherapy is defined as the treatment of disease by bathing in mineral springs, or bathing in mineral pools that are offered in (medical) spas or [ ... ]

Hay Bath | Heubad Health Benefits
A Hay Bath, also known as Heubad, Alpine Bath, or Alpine Hay Bath, is the practice of “bathing in hay,” which involves immersing oneself for a cer [ ... ]

Mud Baths, Applications, and Health Benefits | Fangotherapy
A Mud Bath is a soak or bath in mud or with mud, usually taken warm. Mind that mud baths are part of so-called Fangotherapy, which involves the use of [ ... ]

Hot Springs | Therapeutic Health Benefits
A Hot Spring, also called Hydrothermal Spring or Geothermal Spring, is a spring produced by naturally heated groundwater that emerges onto the surface [ ... ]

Halotherapy | Healing Benefits of Salt Therapy
Halotherapy is a centuries old alternative treatment that makes use of salt, notably applied to alleviate or cure respiratory illnesses such as chroni [ ... ]

What Is Wilderness Therapy? | Aims and Health Benefits of Outdoor Healing
Wilderness Therapy is typically used as a treatment for behavioral disorders, addictions, criminal or maladaptive behavior, self-harm, and mental heal [ ... ]