What are Spa Thermal Treatment Centers?
It should be known that thermal water resources are divided into two forms: hot and cold. Cold water resources occur in faults and geysers, while hot water resources form in strata and valleys. According to these, for the formation of spas, it is first and foremost necessary for underground waters to emerge to the surface. The place where they emerge is called a spring. Cold waters are more affected by external conditions. Hot springs, on the other hand, are located on fault lines and are hot because they come from the deepest parts of the earth. On the other hand, because they are rich in minerals, they are also given different names such as spa, drinking water, thermal bath. They can also be sulfurous, salty, carbonated, ferrous, and iodine-rich. Although these vary from region to region, they generally have the same characteristics. Today, it is possible to find different spring waters that are good for all diseases in the most effective ways. Thermal treatment centers are the entirety of facilities that look like baths, built around the springs where hot underground waters emerge to the surface, to benefit from them. You can also get the treatment centers you want easily and quickly in their systems.
What are the Origins of Spa Terms?
Spas, which are very beneficial and effective for human health, and have healing properties that are good for certain and some diseases, should be known. At the same time, from a tourism perspective, the springs where mineral waters emerge to the surface are called 'kaynarca' (hot spring), and the facilities built around these hot springs to benefit from mineral waters are generally called 'kaplıca' (spa) or 'ılıca' (thermal bath). The origins of the terms 'kaplıca' and 'ılıca' stem from the practice of building baths over hot springs. The waters with temperatures of approximately 20°C and above at their source are called thermal waters, and facilities such as Yalova thermal hotel and similar establishments built to benefit from them are called thermal facilities. Cure applications, created by combining mineral thermal waters and their muds with baths, drinking, and respiratory use, along with complementary therapies such as climate cure, physiotherapy, rehabilitation, mechanotherapy, physical education, massages, psychotherapy, and diet, performed under the supervision of specialist doctors, are very effective and beneficial for diseases.
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