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State of the Spa Address

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010
Rejuvinating in the Spa

Rejuvenating in the Spa

To all our Talk Spas readers; we are here today to address the spa fanatics, members of the spa industry as well as the home spa enthusiasts of the world to let you know that the spa is here to stay. In the past year we may have not seen the spa industry or the number of home spa projects grow in number, but we did see the diversity in services and product offerings expand to a new high. Out of nowhere new markets have become much larger than before for the spa industry, including Medical Spas, Pet Spas, Teen Spas and even Baby Spas. In the past year, outrageous, amazing and extremely expensive spa treatments had their day in the limelight, while more custom, personal and home based spa services have continued to increase in popularity.

Las Vegas continues to be a hotbed for amazing new spas and more and more people are now using the quality of the spa amenities to choose their next resort or cruise vacation. While destination spas are still very popular, the home spa and more specifically the inclusion of a luxury steam shower with advanced technological systems continue to increase home values in these tough times.

Make no doubt that times are still tough for the spa industry as we have seen many close their doors and go bankrupt, but be clear that the surviving day spas, spa product manufacturers and resorts will come out of this downturn stronger than ever before. People across the world are beginning to re-discover how and why it is so important to treat your mind and body to spa treatments that provide relaxation that ultimately improves your overall health and well being. We can assure you that even if the tough times are not yet behind us, the light is visible at the end of the tunnel, and the light will please your senses and rejuvenate your body and soul.

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Enjoying a Steam Bath Also Has Health Benefits

Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009

SteamshowerIt’s true steam showers are a luxury, but there is more to taking a steam bath than pure relaxation. There are a number of proven, health benefits that you might not know about that will aid you in your decision to invest in a steam shower for your home.

The medical community finds steam baths (steam therapy) good for a number of reasons. The most obvious reason is, of course, the health benefits one gets from deep relaxation. This anxiety and stress relief that steam baths provide is one of the greatest benefits to indulging in a steam bath once a week. Stress and anxiety is linked to many disorders, meaning steam shower use may help with physical and mental afflictions.

Restful Sleep Steam therapy is one form of therapy, which helps to alleviate the symptoms of insomnia. Steam showers are proven to increase the length of REM sleep (Rapid Eye Movement sleep). Doctors will often suggest a steam treatment as a natural alternative to sleeping medications.

Other sicknesses and diseases are also treated through the use of a steam shower. Those that are prone to the common cold will be happy to learn that steam shower sessions will greatly reduce the symptoms of colds including nasal congestion, sore throats, excessive coughing and breaking up and clearing fluid in the lungs. Steam shower sessions can also relieve symptomology of more severe diseases and conditions including sinus infections, asthma, bronchitis, influenza, allergies and pneumonia.

Steam showers are also said to alleviate muscle soreness and arthritis symptoms.  Whether the soreness is caused from disease or just healthy activity, the steam bath is the perfect way to help ease the pain without resorting to aspirin or other pain medicine. Oftentimes people with arthritis will also find relief from a nice long steam bath, although this has not been proven by the medical community to be a treatment for this affliction.

Another arguable health benefit of the steam shower is the detoxification of the body and skin. While it isn’t scientifically proven, many feel that at the very least they are expelling toxins and impurities from their sweat glands during a steam. While it may not be as thorough as a facial treatment, steam sessions cost much less and provide a noticeable benefit afterwards.


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