When Osteoarthritis creates pain and limited mobility, getting relief is priority one. While not much can be done to reverse the impact of joint cartilage wearing away, it is possible to decrease discomfort. When safe, all natural relief sounds like a smart strategy, here’s how to use the hot tub to ease Osteoarthritis pain.
Easy Weight Maintenance
Did you know that arthritis pain can be decreased by dropping a few extra pounds? Excess weight puts unnecessary pressure on the joints, increasing pain. Maintain a healthy body weight and symptoms may decrease significantly. A hot tub can help in two ways: by providing a buoyant, comfortable space to exercise without further damaging joints, and helping to ensure a healthy cardiovascular system by regular soaking in elevated heat.
Relieve Stress with Personal Massage
High stress can contribute to arthritis pain, increasing stiffness and reducing mobility. Relieving tension and anxiety is a smart way to rid the body of harmful stress that creates discomfort. A long, relaxed soak in the hot tub targets tension and anxiety before it has the chance to impact the rest of the body. Powerful jets push streams of water at the neck, shoulders and back for maximum relaxation and decreased stress.
Ease the Mind, the Body will Follow
With Osteoarthritis, relaxing without pain is rare. Luckily, soaking in a hot tub is the one activity where pain and discomfort can actually decrease the more you use it. Long-term relief results from the combination of buoyancy, massage and heat—even for just a few minutes. A quick soak relieves tension in the joints, reduces inflammation and increases mobility long after you get out of the tub. With at home access, a hot tub offers convenient relief on your schedule.
So Go Ahead, Take a Soak, You Deserve It!
It’s fast, fun and relaxing. Not only that, it’s good for the body, soothes the mind and can improve your overall health and well-being.
To encourage local residents to check out the benefits of using a hot tub to help improve their overall health and well-being, The Spa and Sauna Company and Hot Spring Spas of Santa Cruz and San Jose are providing free test soaks at all their showrooms. We do recommend, however, that people wanting to schedule their free 30-minute soak call us ahead of time to reserve their spot.
To learn more about the benefits of owning a hot tub, just give us a call at 831-425-7727 or visit our website at: Hot Tubs Watsonville.
Hot Spring Spas of San Jose
2627 S. Bascom Ave.
Campbell, CA 95008
408-996-9693
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Hot Tubs San Jose
Hot Spring Spas of Santa Cruz
707 River St.
Santa Cruz, CA 95060
831-425-7727
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The Spa and Sauna Co.
9748 So. Virginia St. Ste. C-D
Reno, NV 89511
775-852-3838
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The Spa and Sauna Shop
250 E Glendale Ave
Sparks, NV 89431
775-852-3838
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Reno Hot Spring Spas and Billiards
6815 Sierra Center Parkway #100
Reno, NV 89511
775-851-7727
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