WELLNESS & HYDROTHERAPY
Why bathing is great for your mind, body and soul
Comment by David Mosley Managing Director, Trojan Baths
promote physical well-being. The use of water for therapy is nothing new and has been documented in traditional medicine practises for many centuries however many of us are still unfamiliar with how exactly hydrotherapy can benefit our health. Using cold water can stimulate and invigorate, increasing the body’s internal activity, whereas warm water is used to calm and soothe. From Britain to Barbados, you will find many of the world’s luxury spas offering hydrotherapy treatments but with the development of the airspa and whirlpool options that now come with many baths, you can recreate your perfect hydrotherapy experience in the comfort of your own home as and when you want! While there are many benefits of a whirlpool
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or airspa bath (or a combination of them both!), below are just a few that we think could tempt anybody to buy into the added extra of a whirlpool bath…
y definition, hydrotherapy is the use of water to relieve discomfort and
Stress relief…after a busy day, sinking into a
warm bath with all of the bubbles surrounding you is said to reduce blood pressure, helping to slow down the body’s reaction to anxiety and release endorphins – a natural stress fighter. Boost your immune system…with the increased blood flow that comes with the bubbles, this improves the circulation of white blood cells around the body; they move around your body more efficiently so can potentially boost your immune system too, helping to fights off those nasty germs! Relieves pain and reduces muscle tension… when relaxing in the bath, especially with bubbles, your muscles are supported, easing joints and helping them relax. Also, being immersed in hot water raises the body’s temperature, increasing blood flow around the body so alleviating pain too. This in turn can help to heal damaged muscles or joints so great if you are a big sports player or gym-goer! Why not explore how a little hydrotherapy could fit into your life?!
Why choose Trojan’s Aquair? H
ere at Trojan, we have made quality baths for over 45 years and having
heard from many customers how relaxing bath time is for them, we wanted to ensure we were doing all we can to maximise the bathing experience. As a result, we introduced Aquair to the Trojan family, so almost any Trojan bath can add this optional extra and have the added benefit of a whirlpool or airpsa, or both if you’re feeling the need for the ultimate in relaxation!
All components for our whirlpool baths are
produced by world renowned experts in whirlpool design and technology. Water is drawn from the bath and forced back through the jets. The Aquair systems use flexible pipe work, which is smooth, so not as to retain water, yet strong enough to withstand any sagging. All of our whirlpool systems include ‘child safety suction’ as a standard feature too, ensuring all Aquair baths are family-friendly. By choosing an Aquair system on a Trojan bath there is no third party handling. We control the
entire manufacturing process and the fitting of the system itself. We provide our own dedicated service van to ensure that we can provide a prompt and professional aftersales backup. So if you are looking for an optional extra that
delivers maximum quality and enjoyment to the user, look no further than Trojan’s Aquair.
01484 648181
www.trojan-baths.co.uk
34 BKU SEPTEMBER 2019
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