Hot Tub Benefits

Family Enjoyment

Every wanted to get those kids away from the TV? Struggling to find ways to get your family together? Hot Tubs are an enjoyable and relaxing way to encourage you family to spend far more time together. You’ll also suddenly find yourself being visited by friends much more than before!

Healing

Hot Water and massages are known to ease pain, fatigue and soreness. When your skin comes into contact with hot water, the hot water itself encourages the body to release more endorphins - the body’s natural pain killers. Our spas are perfect for speeding up the process of rehabilitation after an injury.

The hot water also raises the level of antibodies and white blood cells. This promotes the destruction of toxins.

Insomnia

30m Brits suffer from some from insomnia and other sleep disorders. It has recently been proven that soaking in a hot temperatures prior to sleeping will send your body into a deep, relaxing sleep.

Insomnia can cause stress, depressions, mood swings, memory lapses and various other problems. A hot tub can help to reduce the effects of Insomnia.

Stress Relief

As little as 20 minutes in a warm spa can help to relax tense muscles, and relieve anxiety. Expect to see a reduction in headaches, chronic pain and high blood pressures which are all results of stress.

As the hot tub heats up you body, warm blood reaches deep into the muscles. This helps to ease the pinching of any nerves or blood vessels by helping the muscle get rid of lactic acid and other stress hormones.

Arthritis and Rheumatism

The resulting buoyancy of bubbling water can temporary reduce your body weight by up to 90%. This can take a great amount of pressure of tired muscles and joints. The heat from the water makes collagen tissue more malleable and eases movement. This improves mobility and helps to relieve some of the symptoms of arthritis and rheumatism.

Lower Blood Pressure

Those suffering from heart conditions can expect lots of benefits from our spas. As your blood heats up, your blood vessels begin to expand. As the vessels begin to expand, your blood is able to flow far more freely, reducing strains on your heart.