

Health is a relationship between you and your body. -Terri Guillemets.
FAQ
Does the procedure hurt?
While it's true that before deciding on your first session, the first question you ask yourself is, "Will it be a painful treatment?" the answer is NO. During the session, the person is comfortable.
Lying on her back, she observed the entire procedure in a relaxed environment.
How does it help my immune system?
The gut-associated lymphoid tissue (GALT) system defends the digestive tract by producing specialized cells in the lymph nodes. Cleansing the intestinal lymph nodes stimulates the immune system, detoxifies the body, and reduces allergic reactions.
Who can take hydrotherapy treatments?
For anyone who wants to maintain a healthy life, this method is a technique that cleanses our body and prevents diseases.
Highly recommended for people with skin conditions and constipation, as it not only cleanses the large intestine but also reactivates it for proper functioning.
Will there be any discomfort after the session?
No, by eliminating the accumulated waste you will feel lightness, well-being and an increase in energy.
After the session you can go about your routine as you wish, even attend to any social commitments.
Is it safe?
Yes, we use top-quality sterilized disposable materials, as well as the most advanced equipment on the market for hydrotherapy, making it a safe, effective and cutting-edge method.
Furthermore, our facilities offer privacy and maximum comfort. We also carry out rigorous cleaning procedures after each session.
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How should I prepare for the session?
No preparation or prior treatment is needed. We do recommend drinking 6 to 8 glasses of water a day, as this will aid the detoxification process.
On the day of the session, it is recommended not to eat anything, only drink water, 3 hours beforehand.
How long does a session last?
Hydrotherapy lasts approximately 45 minutes.
Not recommended for:
- People with colon cancer.
- With kidney and heart problems.
- With acute hemorrhoids.
- With gastric ulcers or ulcerative colitis.
- Pregnant women from the 3rd month onwards.
- People over 65 years of age.
Recent surgical intervention .
