Health News: Latest therapy

[Jace]

Called Float therapy @ spa.pool
(The salt water keeps you afloat...1 hr. sessions..
cost range from $35 + up to$99)

unfortunately, insurance doesn't cover.

Would you?

or just the local indoor community pool?

 

[PeppermintPatty]

No I probably wouldn’t go for float therapy. I can go into the Atlantic Ocean during the summer and use the pool during the other 3 seasons. I might use float therapy if it was only $35 per session. $99 per session is out of the question.

 

[hawkdon]

Years back I was gifted a session of float therapy down
in kansas city. by the recovery house I was at, that was
the greates experience I think I've ever had....total relaxation
of every muscle in the body, complete clearance of all mind
thought about stress, and so on....

 

[Twostep]

We have a hot tub. Last year the 12 seater one went to a halfway house. Nobody else was willing to put in the required concrete pad.

 

[Kaila]

Called Float therapy @ spa.pool
(The salt water keeps you afloat...1 hr. sessions..
cost range from $35 + up to$99)

unfortunately, insurance doesn't cover.

Would you?

or just the local indoor community pool?

It sounds good to me!
I'd love to try it but doubt I'll ever have the chance.
I wonder what temp they keep the water.

 

[Nathan]

Floating is nice, relaxing...not particularly a new thing.

 

[Ruthanne]

Called Float therapy @ spa.pool
(The salt water keeps you afloat...1 hr. sessions..
cost range from $35 + up to$99)

unfortunately, insurance doesn't cover.

Would you?

or just the local indoor community pool?

I'd try it as long as I don't have to be naked!

 

[Kaila]

I'd try it as long as I don't have to be naked!

Does your insurance cover cost of bathing suit?

 

[Ruthanne]

Does your insurance cover cost of bathing suit?

I don't think so but I have one already

 

[Kaila]

I don't think so but I have one already

No excuses then.
Into the salt water pool, with you!

 

[Ruthanne]

No excuses then.
Into the salt water pool, with you!

Okie

 

[Jace]

Research...FYI...93.4°
Stating... it eliminates the feeling water against the skin.
H!mmm!

 

[Kaila]

Research...FYI...93.4°
Stating... it eliminates the feeling water against the skin.
H!mmm!

Thank you for that interesting info, and for the thread, @Jace

 

[Jules]

I much prefer a warm float pool to those cold plunge pools.

 

[Lavinia]

Nothing new about that but, as the seas are so polluted now, I suppose a personal tank would do the job. Ideally you would need to add the sound of the sea.

 

[Twostep]

Nothing new about that but, as the seas are so polluted now, I suppose a personal tank would do the job. Ideally you would need to add the sound of the sea.

Turn up the surround sound and the light show.