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old fashioned soaker
My automatic Japanese soaker in drained and empty. I had to go back to the fill it up, use it and drain it Tub in my bathroom. How nice to have a back up. I get to soak before I go to work. I like to work relaxed. James
Posted on Tuesday, September 20, 2011 at 12:05 PM
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Soaking tub on Vacation
I took a soaking tub on vacation to Northern Michigan last week. My five grandchildren, my two daughters, their husbands, and myself enjoyed the soak looking out onto beautiful Mullett Lake, near Indian River, Michigan. Sunrises were incredible, and the moon rising in the east at night was an awesome way to enjoy the soothing, health inducing relaxation of the Japanese Style Soaking tub. The owner of the log cabin we renting could not believe his eyes that a renter brought his own hot tub up, set it in place on the patio, filled it with a hose, and plugged it in and started using it. He bought it at the end of the week and would not let me bring it home. He will rent the tub to the next people to occupy that log cabin.
James
Posted on Monday, August 22, 2011 at 10:33 PM
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Stress
The stressors of life in the US are immense today. Each stressful event in our life adds to the bad effect change to affect of the previous one. Our world seems out of control, financially, socially, and politically. Famine and weather and environmental stress is mounting everyday. A hot soak is turning out to be one of the very best means of clearing out the physical and mental affects stress leaves in our bodies,and minds. It appears that majority of the health benefits in using any hot tub resides in water temperatures over 104 F. Keep in touch with furohealth.com for new information about this exciting low cost, green,energy and water conserving means of reducing stress, eliminating toxins, and calming down in the face of world wide stress.
Posted on Wednesday, August 10, 2011 at 8:43 PM
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Amazing Soak
Well, I am now further hooked on soaking than before. I have soaked daily (almost daily) for 35 years. Now have have a Hyoga Cold Plunge installed right next to my Furo III. Going from very hot to very cold water certainly wakes you up. I noticed an immediate rush of energy after going back and forth three times. The cold was 45 F. I felt highly energized all day long. I went in three times each, two different times yesterday!
A friend of mine is studying the many health benefits of going from hot to cold, and apparently the immune system is positively stimulated, and internal organs are stimulated producing an overall increase in healthy functioning. So far, I am impressed.
I am planning to continue to utilize the hot/cold shock eliminate shock therapy, and see what kind of other benefits I can identify.
James
Posted on Friday, August 5, 2011 at 12:24 PM
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Hot Soak to Cold Plunge
WOW! Japanese hot soak in combination with a cold plunge: PURE EXHILIRATION!
I have been soaking in a Japanese style tub for over 30 years and today I did my first hot soak to cold plunge. The experience is exponentially more in every aspect. The deep body relaxation of the hot soak married the jumpstart feeling of the cold plunge. I started in the 112 degree Japanese soaker and stayed long enough to get a good sweat going. I hopped from there to the 45 degree cold plunge. WHOA! My entire body snapped alive. I could feel my breath become more rapid and my heart rate increase. I stayed in the cold plunge for 90 seconds maybe, two minutes. I jumped back into the Japanese soaker. The heat pounded the cold deeper into my muscles and joints. As I sat sweating and breathing deeply I knew something had just happened. The Japanese soak that I love just got better.
Posted on Thursday, August 4, 2011 at 8:26 PM
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harley davidson to the hot tub
I rode my Harley Davidson Fat Boy 100 miles tonight, and got home at dark. Walking up to my back door, I started to pass by the Japanese Style Soaking Tub. I knew what was in there, so I stopped, took off my clothes, and got into 112 degree water, up to my chin. The water was clean and chemical free, and I really unwound from my day, and my Fat Boy ride. What peace, comfort and joy comes from hot water. It is the best!
Posted on Tuesday, August 2, 2011 at 2:56 AM
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Water: The LIfe Force
We want to introduce you to the power of water. Water is potent. It is the best solvent on the planet. Water dissolves, erodes and breaks down whatever it comes in contact with. Water is life itself. Water is magic! Water in Medicine!
Water exchanges, dissolves, and breaks down contaminants so your body can remove them from you, leaving you cleaner and stronger, creating health, immunity and vibrancy. Your body uses water as it’s primary medium to detoxify. Being adequately hydrated aids your body’s ability to reduce pain, relieve stress, and increase healing. Not to mention what water does for your body when you soak in it. Hot and cold soaking have been proven to aid in lowering blood pressure and have increased quality of life for sufferers of auto immune disease like arthritis and fibromyalgia.
In this blog, we will be offering information about how water, a long taken-for-granted resource, can be appreciated and used for a tremendous increase in your health. Please join us here for further discussions about how to help your body water (you are 75% water) work to stimulate health responses in a myriad of ways!
Posted on Monday, August 1, 2011 at 4:26 PM
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