Balneotherapy

Balneotherapy uses natural mineral waters from the Codrii region, combined with various aquatic therapies, to promote physical and mental health. These treatments are recognized for their beneficial effects on the joints, skin and system

Included procedures:

Sulfur mineral baths: Baths in low-concentration mineral water, recommended for alleviating joint and rheumatic conditions. Each session lasts 15 minutes, with 6–16 sessions recommended.
Internal use of mineral water treatment: Drinking mineral water from the resort’s spring, known for its antacid, choleretic, and diuretic properties. Recommended dosage is 200 ml, 3–4 times a day, as prescribed by the doctor.
Hydrokinetotherapy: Therapeutic exercises performed in water to restore mobility and muscle strength. Each session lasts 10 minutes, with 6–16 procedures recommended.
Intestinal irrigation and micro-enemas: Specific procedures for detoxifying the body using water and herbal infusions. Sessions last 30 minutes, with 6–15 recommended.

Benefits:

Joint Pain Relief: Soothing effects for rheumatic and joint ailments.
Detoxification: Eliminate toxins and support digestive health.
Improved circulation and skin condition: Stimulate blood circulation and revitalize the skin through the properties of minerals in the water.

This is particularly indicated for:

Musculoskeletal disorders: Recommended for people with arthritis, rheumatism, osteoarthritis, spondylitis, joint pain, or other musculoskeletal issues. Balneotherapy procedures such as sulfur mineral baths and pearl baths help reduce inflammation and relieve pain.
Dermatological conditions: Individuals with eczema, psoriasis, or other skin conditions can benefit from the soothing and anti-inflammatory effects of mineral baths. Balneotherapy may help reduce irritation and improve skin condition.
Respiratory disorders: Mineral baths and inhalation therapies can benefit people with asthma, chronic bronchitis, or other respiratory problems, as exposure to mineral waters and moist air helps relieve symptoms and improve breathing function.
Circulatory disorders: Balneotherapy can enhance blood circulation and is helpful for those with circulatory problems, varicose veins, mild hypertension, or chronic venous insufficiency.
Stress and chronic fatigue: Warm baths and water therapies are effective in reducing stress, improving overall well-being, and combating insomnia. Balneotherapy is often prescribed for individuals suffering from exhaustion or chronic fatigue syndrome.
Gynecological conditions: Mineral baths and vaginal irrigations are recommended for certain gynecological issues, helping reduce inflammation and support reproductive system health.

Climatotherapy

Aerotherapy (fresh-air therapy), terencurotherapy (guided nature walks), heliotherapy (sunlight therapy) and halotherapy (salt therapy), ideal for relaxation and boosting immunity.

Hydrotherapy

Hydrotherapy treatments include a variety of therapeutic showers, including sub-acval massage shower, circular shower, ascending shower and Charcot shower.