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The use of water on the skin to relax or stimulate muscles and systems. Water used may be hot or cold ?hot for relaxing and deep healing and cold for stimulation and tightening of tissues. Examples include hot towel wraps, whirlpool baths, steam saunas, ice packs and foot baths.
출처: kjmassage.com/MassageGlossary.htm
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Hydrotherapy is the use of water in any of its three forms (solid, liquid, or gas), internally or externally, for the treatment of disease and trauma or for cleansing purposes.
출처: www.dfwnetmall.com/health/glossaryhealthterms.htm
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similar to balneotherapy, but using temperature-controlled fresh water for its effect on the skin, blood vessels and nerve endings. Cold water stimulates and invigorates whilst warm relaxes.
출처: www.spahealthspecialists.com/glossary.htm
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was the first type of treatment used by the Nature Doctors of Europe. Hydrotherapy uses applications of hot and cold (usually in the form of water) to various parts of the body. These fluctuations in temperature serve to stimulate the immune system and the body's inherent healing power.
출처: www.optionsnaturopathic.com/glossary.htm
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