Naturopathy

Hydrotherapy (Water Therapy)

1. Colon Hydrotherapy
2. Hip Bath/Katee Snan
3. Spinal Bath
4. Steam Bath
5. Jacuzzi Therapy
6. Immersion Bath
7. Arm & Foot Bath
8. Hot & Cold Compress
9. Enema Therapy

Mud Therapy

1. Full Body Mud Pack
2. Local Mud Pack (Eyes, Abdomen, Joints, etc.)
3. Mud Bath

Massage Therapy

1. Swedish Massage
2. Deep Tissue Massage
3. Ayurvedic Massage (Abhyanga)
4. Reflexology
5. Lymphatic Drainage Massage

Sun Therapy (Heliotherapy) & Magnet Therapy

1. Sun Bath
2. Magnet Therapy for Pain Management

Chromotherapy (Color Therapy)

1. Light Therapy for Healing

Here’s a brief explanation of each naturopathy treatment, including its method, benefits, and conditions it helps treat:

Hydrotherapy (Water Therapy)

1. Colon Hydrotherapy

• Method: Warm, filtered water is introduced into the colon to flush out toxins and waste.
• Benefits: Cleanses the colon, improves digestion, and enhances gut health.
• Used for: Constipation, bloating, detoxification, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).

2. Hip Bath

• Method: The patient sits in a tub with water covering the hips and lower abdomen.
• Benefits: Stimulates blood circulation, relieves pelvic congestion, and improves reproductive health.
• Used for: Menstrual disorders, urinary infections, piles, and prostate issues.

3. Spinal Bath

• Method: The patient lies in a tub with water covering the spine.
• Benefits: Soothes the nervous system, reduces stress, and enhances blood circulation.
• Used for: Nervous disorders, insomnia, and back pain.

4. Steam Bath

• Method: The body is exposed to steam in an enclosed chamber.
• Benefits: Opens pores, removes toxins, relaxes muscles, and improves circulation.
• Used for: Skin diseases, arthritis, weight loss, and detoxification.

5. Jacuzzi Therapy

• Method: Warm, bubbling water massages the body in a jacuzzi tub.
• Benefits: Relieves muscle tension, reduces stress, and improves joint flexibility.
• Used for: Joint pain, muscle stiffness, arthritis, and stress relief.

6. Immersion Bath

• Method: Full-body immersion in warm or cold water.
• Benefits: Enhances circulation, relaxes muscles, and reduces inflammation.
• Used for: Arthritis, skin conditions, and stress.

7. Arm & Foot Bath

• Method: Arms and feet are soaked in hot or cold water.
• Benefits: Stimulates circulation, relieves pain, and reduces fatigue.
• Used for: Cold hands and feet, arthritis, and varicose veins.

8. Hot & Cold Compress

• Method: Alternating hot and cold towels applied to the affected area.
• Benefits: Improves blood flow, reduces inflammation, and relieves pain.
• Used for: Muscle pain, headaches, and injuries.

9. Enema Therapy

• Method: Warm water or herbal solutions are introduced into the rectum to cleanse the bowel.
• Benefits: Detoxifies the colon, relieves constipation, and improves digestion.
• Used for: Constipation, digestive disorders, and toxin removal.

Mud Therapy

10. Full Body Mud Pack

• Method: Mud is applied over the entire body and left to dry.
• Benefits: Detoxifies, cools the body, and improves skin health.
• Used for: Skin disorders, high blood pressure, and detoxification.

11. Local Mud Pack (Eyes, Abdomen, Joints, etc.)

• Method: Mud is applied to specific areas like the eyes, stomach, or joints.
• Benefits: Reduces inflammation, improves digestion, and soothes pain.
• Used for: Eye strain, arthritis, and digestive issues.

12. Mud Bath

• Method: The body is submerged in a mud pool.
• Benefits: Removes toxins, enhances circulation, and nourishes the skin.
• Used for: Skin conditions, joint pain, and detoxification.