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The secret of the hot stone massage

1000 years of tradition tangible.

The root of the hot stone massage goes back over 1000 years, originating in Nepal, Tibet and western China. The stones were said to have a special and invisible healing power.

In the hot stone massage, approx. 60° C warm basal stones are placed on the energy points of the body. At the same time, hot stones of different sizes and hands are massaged along the energy pathways. The heat of the stones penetrates into the deepest layers of the skin, dilates the vessels and thus promotes blood circulation. This results in better blood circulation, which leads to a better oxygen supply to the blood and stimulates lymphatic activity, so harmful substances can be better excreted and metabolized.

Positive effects are achieved by the hot stone massage, including back pain, sore muscles and joint problems. Stress-related states of tension and their effects, such as headaches, are alleviated. At the same time, the manual massage techniques achieve a pleasantly stimulating and at the same time relaxing effect on the entire organism. Regular applications have a lasting positive effect on your overall well-being.

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