Waters and treatments

Medicinal Waters
Bicarbonated Waters Calcium-rich waters Carbon dioxide-rich waters Chloride-rich waters Iron-rich waters Fluoridated waters Magnesium rich waters Mineralised waters Radioactive Waters Sodium-rich waters Sulphur-rich waters Aguas sulfurosas
Therapeutic treatments
Circulatory treatments Dermatological treatments Digestive treatments Nervous system or relaxation treatments Kidney treatments Respiratory treatments Rheumatological treatments
Thermal techniques
Sprays Aromatherapy Baño turco Baths Baños de aeromasaje Baños oculares Caldarium Water or thermal jets Thermal water circuit Hydropinic cure Cura Kneip Ducha bitérmica Ducha circular Column shower Ducha escocesa Ducha faríngea Ducha filiforme Ducha nasal Ducha Vichy Showers Natural thermal pond Estufa de vapor Inhalations Inhalaciones balsámicas Diffuse inhalations Irrigations Jacuzzi Lago termal natural Mud treatments Hand baths Masaje subacuático Masaje vichy Mists Foot baths Thermal swimming pool Inhalation Sprays Pulverizaciones faríngeas Sauna finlandesa Terma romana Termarium Steam room
Complementary techniques
Thermal play centre Weight-loss treatments Lymphatic drainage Electromagnetic therapy Electrotherapy Seaweed body wraps Physiotherapy Gym Colonic irrigation Infrared rays Ionozon bath Manual massage Mechanotherapy Paraffin mud treatments Paraffin Pressure therapy Reflexology Sauna Anti-smoking treatments Beauty treatments Ultrasounds Yoga

Mineral-medicinal waters have a range of special physical-chemical properties and are officially recognised with the title "Public Utility Waters" due to their therapeutic value, which has been certified by experts. The spas' medical teams are formed by professional healthcare specialists who have a sound knowledge of the healing properties of the waters –which come straight from the spring as they emerge from the ground– and are responsible for prescribing the correct procedures for their therapeutic use through the specific techniques for each treatment.