During hydrocolonotherapy, the colon is cleansed with water heated to a specific temperature, removing fecal stones, toxic gases, fermentation and decay products, heavy metal compounds, detached mucus membrane particles, and various harmful substances.
Therapies
Hydrocolonotherapy
Other procedurs
Vacuum Therapy
The main goal of vacuum therapy is to stimulate the body’s metabolic processes without using any medications. To achieve this, special cups and attachments are used, which create a negative pressure by suctioning air. During vacuum therapy, the cups are placed on specific biologically active points, stimulating these points to enhance the functions of internal organs and boost the body’s defense mechanisms. Due to pressure changes, local blood flow increases, improving blood circulation and lymphatic drainage from the affected area.Spinal diseases accompanied by pain syndrome (osteochondrosis, radiculitis, lumbago, muscle strain).Cervical osteochondrosis of the spine.Thoracic osteochondrosis of the spine.Chronic respiratory diseases (tracheobronchitis, bronchial asthma).Congestion in the lungs.Intercostal neuralgia.
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Speleotherapy – Salt Room
The salt room session involves sitting in an environment where one breathes air enriched with fine salt particles. It has a general strengthening effect on the body and is actively used for prophylaxis and rehabilitation after respiratory diseases. The salt room’s atmosphere improves the condition of the nasal mucous membranes. It is recommended for individuals who have quit smoking and need respiratory system recovery. The relaxation and calming effects help manage stress and normalize sleep. This method is particularly effective in treating ENT diseases, frequent colds, and general respiratory problems. Speleotherapy is also indicated for nervous disorders, anxiety, and sleep problems caused by stress.bronchial asthma;bronchitis and other respiratory diseases;hypertension;skin diseases;joint diseases.
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Carboxytherapy
Carboxytherapy is an injection procedure that involves the use of carbon dioxide for pain relief, spasm elimination, and stimulation of regeneration processes. Carbon dioxide alleviates pain, triggers local adaptation mechanisms, and ensures deep relaxation of muscle fibers.Rheumatological diseasesArthrosis, intervertebral hernias, osteochondrosisPain syndromes in the spineDystrophic changes in intervertebral discsSpinal cord dysfunction, vestibular disordersNeurotic disorders associated with insufficient cerebral circulationChronic pain syndrome during degenerative diseases of the musculoskeletal system (POA, spondyloarthrosis), rehabilitation after injuries and surgical interventionsSkin diseases: psoriasis, alopecia, scars after acne
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