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What health benefits can I expect from a spa or
hot tub?
The National Sleep Foundation finds that soaking
in hot water before bedtime can help bring about a
good night's sleep.
The Arthritis Foundation supports the use of hot
tubs and reports that regular sessions in a spa help
keep joints moving, restores strength and
flexibility and sooths arthritis pain.
The New England Journal of Medicine reported that
patients with type 2 diabetes reported reduced blood
sugar levels and improved sleep pattern. |
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In addition to the mental and
physical health-related benefits of owning a spa or
hot tub, there can also be financial benefits: |
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 Many
doctors prescribe warm water therapy (hot tubs) for
a variety of ailments, injuries and chronic pain.
Hot tubs often qualify for tax deductions when
purchased under a doctor's recommendation. Check
with your doctor for further information. Also some
Insurance companies offer compensation for hot tubs
purchased for treating injuries that result from
workers' compensation claims.
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Most
real estate agents acknowledge that homes advertised
with a hot tub will generate more inquires and sell
more quickly than a similar home without a portable
hot tub. |
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