Up to 10 sessions of Charcot shower with SPA-capsule and body wrap in the center

Charcot's douche is a hydrotherapy method that has been successfully used for cosmetological, therapeutic and rehabilitation purposes. It got its name in honor of the man who was the first to appreciate the benefits of the "shock" jet of water - the French scientist-researcher, neuropathologist and psychiatrist Jean-Martin Charcot.

Then, in the second half of the 19th century, this physiotherapy was widely used in the treatment of diseases of the nervous and circulatory system. Later, the range of indications for the appointment of a Charcot shower became much wider, and by the end of the 20th century it began to be used mainly for cosmetic purposes - to eliminate cellulite and lose weight.

In recent years, doctors are increasingly recalling that they can use Charcot's douche in the complex treatment of many diseases, as a result of which they receive rave reviews from grateful patients who have undergone this procedure.

Charcot's shower has many positive effects on the human body.

Under the action of the "shock" stream of water, the flow of blood and lymph through the vessels is activated, the number of functioning capillaries increases, as a result of which the blood better nourishes the organs, supplying them with oxygen and substances necessary for full life.

The contrast of water temperature tones up and has a tonic effect. Depending on the temperature of the water, the "shock" jet increases or decreases the tone of the striated (skeletal) muscles and blood vessels, excites or inhibits the processes occurring in the central nervous system, increases or decreases blood pressure.

In addition, the shower stimulates the hypothalamic-pituitary system, which improves the functioning of most organs of the endocrine system of our body.

It relieves pain, reduces symptoms of inflammation, speeds up metabolism, activates the immune system, has a detoxifying effect - promotes the removal of metabolic products from cells, and successfully fights cellulite.

While taking a Charcot shower, the processes of regeneration (self-healing) "wake up" in the body - after a course of such procedures, patients feel rejuvenated and full of energy.

Indications for the use of such a physiotherapy as Charcot's shower are:

• Chronic fatigue syndrome.
• Depression.
• Neuroses.
• Chronic stress.
• Diseases of the osteoarticular apparatus (arthritis, osteoarthritis, osteochondrosis).
• Muscle diseases.
• Metabolic disorders, in particular obesity.
• Vegetovascular dystonia.
• Allergic diseases.

The procedure is often used as a preventive one - to strengthen the body's defenses, as well as to relax the muscles after intense sports.

In cosmetology, the method is actively used as an effective remedy for combating cellulite - after a course of treatment, the skin becomes smoother, firmer and more elastic. In addition, women are happy to find a minus in centimeters on problem areas of the body.

Contraindications to the use of a Charcot shower
In some cases, Charcot's douche will not improve the patient's health, and may even harm his body. So, contraindications for taking a Charcot shower are:

• Infectious diseases in the acute stage.
• Active inflammatory processes of a non-infectious nature.
• Thrombophlebitis.
• Low body weight.
• Hypertension stage II and III.
• History of heart attacks and strokes.
• Kidney disease.
• Skin diseases (pustular, eczema and others).
• Oncopathology.
• Benign neoplasms with an upward trend.
• Diseases with an increased risk of bleeding.
• Pregnancy of any period.
• Menstruation.

It should be noted that varicose veins are also a relative contraindication. However, in this case, it is possible to carry out this procedure, but on the condition that the stream of water will not affect the problem areas of the limbs.