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You probably don’t need any encouragement to submerge yourself into a lovely, frothing jacuzzi. But just in case you need to justify your reasons for regular submersion, here are Some benefits a jacuzzi has on the body:

What’s really happening to your body as you soak away your stress in a jacuzzi? Here’s the science behind the serenity of the jacuzzi.

There’s nothing better than a massage to ease aching muscles after a long hard working day. But you don’t necessarily need to book in with a masseuse - the use of water to treat the body is as old as time and still practiced today to aid the body of many different problems. Jacuzzis use hydromassage to stimulate muscles. At a temperature of around 100°F-102°F, the warmth gets to work relaxing the most stressed muscles, while hydromassage increases blood flow and rids the body of toxins. Toxins and restricted blood flow can be the cause of pain and inflammation, so regular jacuzzi use is excellent for improving our health.

Relaxation:

Getting rid of stress is vital for everyone, but it’s often overlooked, minimised or left until we reach a crisis. Regular relaxation, such as chilling out in jacuzzis, should be an integral part of your life - as important as exercise and healthy eating. It’s one of the top benefits of jacuzzi use, thanks to a combination of heat, massage and buoyancy help to clear the mind and relax. As well as offering the comforting feeling of serenity, jacuzzi jets also ease knotted stressed muscles muscles, making you feel brand new.

Lowers blood pressure

It’s always necessary for you to consult with your doctor before using a jacuzzi if you’ve been diagnosed with a heart condition. Jacuzzis can increase your heart rate and lower your blood pressure by dilating blood vessels and easing pressure to the heart