Hydrotherapy:

Hydrotherapy is also called a water cure. It is a part of alternative medicine in Naturopathy and few other therapies. The treatment includes water which relieves the pain and inflammation. Hydrotherapy is a treatment using different forms of water -solid,fluid,vapour, ice and steam. Using different temperatures, hot and cold baths helps in stimulating blood circulation and treating the symptoms of certain diseases.
Hip Bath, Spinal Bath, Arm and Foot Bath , Wet Pack are the few methods of Hydrotherapy.

Nutrition Therapy:

The main principle of nutrition therapy identifies and addresses the cause of an individual’s symptoms or health concerns based on the person as a whole and then recommends a revised life-style modification plan which includes suitable foods, nutrients and supplements. Naturopathic principles from ancient Greece, China, India and Europe are considered as the origins of Nutritional Therapy. Nutrition therapy helps to relief from digestive problems, weight problems, Cardiovascular health problems, skin disorders, mental health problems etc

Mud Therapy:

Our earth is formed with so many minerals and compounds that are more beneficial to our health. It's one of the very old traditional therapies because mud is one of the five elements of aure having a great impact on our body and skin to heal many kinds of diseases .
The dark color of mud is due to the rich minerals absorbed from the sun naturally which makes the Mud therapy works wonder for a human body. The most commonly used Mud Therapy are :
Md Bath, Mud Pack,Mud Face Pack .

Naturopathy massage therapy:

Massage therapy is a form of naturopathic medicine. Massage Therapists use the healing power of touch to improve blood circulation, bringing oxygen and other nutrients back into the body’s tissues they gives a new life to our skin tissues, helping their patients reduce stress, relieve muscle tension and pain, increase flexibility and mobility, and clear the lactic acid and waste from the body that can cause pain and stiffness in muscles and joints. A Massage Therapist can help patients who suffer from a wide variety of health issues, including back and muscle pain, inflammatory conditions, stress-related conditions, circulatory and respiratory problems, post-injury and surgical rehabilitation, and more.

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