On average, the human body consists of 67% water. It is therefore not surprising that water also plays a decisive role in terms of health.
The beneficial warmth of moor, fango and mud was discovered early on. Mud baths were documented as a natural remedy as early as the 14th century.
The climate has long had a major influence on well-being. Those seeking relaxation are most likely to find it in an environment with a balanced temperature and constant humidity.
SWEATING IS HEALTHY
Are you planning to visit a sauna and aren't very familiar with it yet, or maybe you want to try it for the first time? We have a few tips for you:
Regular sauna visits can have a positive effect on your well-being and personal resilience. A sauna visit can activate the immune system, stimulate the cardiovascular system, and promote blood circulation to the organs.
Frequency is key: 1 to 2 sauna visits per week are usually sufficient to strengthen the immune system and bring the body into balance. It is important to always observe the general sauna rules, which are posted in every sauna facility.