Therapeutic Treatments

Baths
These can be individual or group; the temperature varies according to the mineral properties and the treatment being used. 

Water jets
This involves the application of water under pressure to achieve muscular relaxation and overall stimulation. 

Hydromassage
This is a type of bath characterised by the pressurised streams of bubbles added to the water.

Showers
There are different types according to water pressure and temperature, as well as the shape of the showers (filiform, Scottish, circular...)

Massages
These are gradual, superficial rubs.

Aerosols
These are machines that transform water into tiny droplets for inhalation. 

Inhalations
This involves the application of gases or water vapour to the respiratory system.

Pulverisation
This is a jet of steam for individual inhalation. 

Saunas and natural grottos
These encourage the inhalation of gases and the expulsion of toxins by the body.

Mud
These therapeutic treatments use a mixture of organic and mineral substances applied externally over the entire body.

The Kneipp system
This is a therapeutic method to combat stress using the combined action of water, exercise, sunlight, clean air, herbs and a balanced diet. 

Hydroponic treatment (water as a drink)
The doctor at the spa should prescribe the appropriate dosage and best time to take it.

Algae therapy
There are different types of algae for each complaint. They are all excellent for recharging oligoelements which mineralise, balance and oxygenate the body.

Aromatherapy
Therapeutic use of the effects produced on the organism by aromas.

Mud cataplasms
The application of mud to one or various parts of the body, spread on a fabric or plastic sheet.

Cavitosonic
This treatment uses ultrasonic waves, promoting the absorption of ions and amino acids dissolved in seawater, distributing them throughout the cell tissue.

Clapping
This is a manual physiotherapy technique applied to the thorax to encourage bronchial expectoration.

Kinesitherapy
Treatment that uses movement for rehabilitation of patients with functional limitations.

Crenotherapy
Therapeutic application of water and mud.

Electrotherapy
Therapeutic application of a range of electrical currents.

Phototherapy
Therapeutic application of a range of types of light.

Hydrotherapy
Consists of treating the entire body with water at different temperatures. It can alleviate and even cure a wide range of illnesses through the pressure applied to the body. 

Infrared light
Heat applied to the surface of the body to alleviate pain.

Ionisation
The application of currents to increase absorption of biological products.

Underwater jets
Gymnasium exercise carried out in the pool with high-pressure water jets to tone the muscles and improve joint mobility.

Peeling
Elimination of dead skin cells.

Ozone therapy
Technique for oxygenating the blood, eliminating free radicals that produce fatigue.

Reflexology
Manual technique by applying pressure to reflex points in the feet, it acts throughout the organism to improve physical and psychological condition.

Shiatsu
Oriental massage technique that acts on the energy points and channels used in acupuncture.