A soak during a whirlpool hot tubs might be just the thing to relax you after an extended day. The warm, bubbly water also eases aches and pains from conditions like arthritis, low back pain, and fibromyalgia. But hot tubs won't be safe for a few people, including pregnant women and people with heart condition. And once they aren’t cleaned well, they pose risks to even healthy people.
Lower vital sign
Hot tubs sometimes get a nasty rap for people with heart condition and hypertension. (You'll usually see signs posted by public spas telling patrons to see with their doctors first if they need these conditions). But consistent with a study conducted by a gaggle of Canadian physicians, there's little or no data to back that up. And actually, of the 21 patients they tested, everyone experienced a big drop by vital sign, putting hypertensive patients back to normal range.
Headaches
Hydrotherapy has been shown to be a hugely effective reliever of even the harshest of headaches. For one thing, since a bathtub induces sleep and relaxes your muscles, it'll alleviate tons of the strain that would be causing it.For even faster relief, try putting a chilly towel on the rear of your neck while soaking in your bathtub.
Fibromyalgia
For an equivalent reasons warm water therapy helps alleviate arthritis pain, it also helps with pain caused by fibromyalgia. It increases the blood flow to stiff joints and tight muscles, loosening the strain that causes pain. It also reduces tons of the inflammation that's causing pressure on your muscles and joints.
Skin health
Hot water and steam has long been a treatment for skin because it exposes the pores and allows you to scrub away any impurities which will be lurking there.
Hair growth
Although you would like to take care to condition your hair after chlorine contact, the improved circulation the recent tub stimulates in your body is great for hair growth. That increased blood flow will help the blood reach the hair follicles to rejuvenate them.
