JACUZZI

Contrary to what one might think, the hot tub is not an early invention. Ancient civilizations used this kind of relaxation.

Ancient tubs were a pool filled with water heated by volcanic lava or rocks and were a social meeting place. Rich people had their servants blow air through some curved tubes into their hot tub.

A Jacuzzi is more than a luxurious accessory. Sitting in a Jacuzzi for a period of time has a number of benefits, both physical and mental.

• Stress Reduction. The adjustable pressure in the jets of a jacuzzi provides a hydrotherapy massage for your muscles and joints that can range from gentle to a deep massage. That can help ease away stress. Soaking for 15 minutes in a jacuzzi can ease some stress and help you fall asleep faster.
• Healing Arthritis. The warmth of the hot tub loosens joints and makes it easier for you to be more mobile, even if you suffer from arthritis.
• Helps Injuries. Once the initial inflammation has subsided from an injury, the heat from a jacuzzi can speed healing by minimizing muscle tension and increasing joint mobility.
• Reflexology. Reflexology uses specific foot jets in the jacuzzi to target pressure points, which minimize nervous tension through the touch of just one finger.