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Top 6 Ways a Hot Tub at Home Will Improve Your Health

Top 6 ways that soaking in a hot tub can improve your health. Hot water bathing has been a tradition in many cultures since roman times. But many people don’t know that today’s hot tubs provide significant health benefits. Take a look at the latest …

Posted on January 25th 2010 by Alice

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Are Hot Tubs Safe for People with Treated Hypertension?

Canadian researchers asked the question: Are hot tubs safe for people being treated for hypertension? Their study results published in the Canadian Journal of Medicine are very interesting.

BACKGROUND: People with hypertension are commonly warned to check with a physician before using a hot …

Posted on January 20th 2010 by Alice

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40% Reduction in Soreness After Exercise By Soaking in a Hot Tub After Your Workout!

Get more benefit from your workouts and reduce soreness by soaking in a hot tub after exercising.

Make your life better with the hot water therapy only a hot tub can provide. You really can reduce swelling, manage pain, heal faster, sleep better, and feel happier …

Posted on January 10th 2010 by Alice

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FOOT OR HAND REFLEXOLOGY IS A GREAT WAY TO GET ADDED BENEFIT FROM HOT TUBBING

Foot or hand reflexology is a great thing to do while in the hot tub or taking a sauna. It helps you relax and gives added beneficial massage to parts of the body experiencing extra stress and pain.

A terrific place to learn reflexology is Seattle Reflexology & …

Posted on November 9th 2009 by Alice

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HOT TUBBING FOR BETTER SLEEP

We went in our roof top hot tub Monday night not just before bed, but two hours before.  The timing of  the soak was significant. My husband I were very tired after a long day and, let’s admit it, quite a bit of socializing. We’d gone to a Seattle/Perugia  Sister City event at Dale …

Posted on November 4th 2009 by Alice

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HOT TUB SOAKING HELPS CONTROL TYPE 2 DIABETES

Hot Tub Therapy is being used to control diabetes.

According to the American Diabetes Association, over 15.7 million Americans are diabetic. Tight control of blood glucose (sugar) levels is the only defense against the many problems and side effects that come from diabetes.
Since November is …

Posted on November 3rd 2009 by Alice

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HOW TO EXPERIENCE “GREEN” WATER CARE FOR HOT TUBS

At Olympic Hot Tub Company we keep 7 different tubs fully operational in each of our stores. They are all full of water, heated and treated with our green water care products. And we encourage people to ‘test out’ the tubs. Our goal is …

Posted on October 9th 2009 by Alice

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CAN SOAKING IN A HOT TUB REDUCE CELLULITE?

WE’VE HEARD THAT HOT TUB SOAKING REDUCES CELLULITE -WE HOPE IT’S TRUE!
Regular hot tubbing may help diminish the appearance of cellulite-the fatty deposits that typically gather on the hips, thighs and buttocks of most women past their 30’s. By improving circulation to areas affected by …

Posted on September 23rd 2009 by Alice

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TOP 6 TIPS TO HELP AVOID THE FLU-START BY TAKING A SAUNA REGULARLY

With flu season around the corner and scare stories in the headlines, take a few steps to avoid the flu or at least lessen the symptoms and shorten the length of your agony.

1. Bake out toxins and boost your immune system by taking a sauna! …

Posted on August 27th 2009 by Alice

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HOW HOT IS TOO HOT IN THE HOT TUB?

On our trip to Yellowstone last week we saw this beautiful deep azure natural “hot tub” that looked ready for bathing. But, hold on! It was 160 degrees!  Seeing all of the natural hot pools that where too scalding …

Posted on July 29th 2009 by Alice

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