More than one third of Europe's mineral and thermal springs are found in Romania. Over 70 spa towns are spread allover the country. Health spas in ROmania use natural factors to provide relief for many medical disorders and illnesses including rheumatism, endocrine, kidney, liver, respiratory, heart, stomach and nervous diseases as well as nutrition, metabolism and gynecological disorders.
Natural factors are complemented - under attentive medical care - by physiotherapy, acupuncture, electrotherapy and medicines produced from plants and minerals.
Established in the 18th century, Baile Felix is currently Romania's town with the greatest number of medical spa hotels, open year-round. Thermal waters in Baile Felix - rich in oligominerals and sapropelic mud - have proven helpful in easing the effects of rheumatism and some paralysis, as well as gynecological afflictions and nervous disorders.
Baile Felix more info. Town of Bazna in southern Transylvania 9 miles norts of Medias and 40 miles north of Sibiu was founded in and known as a spa destination since Medical spas in Bazna combine therapeutic mud and mineral waters to treat rheumatism and nervous system afflictions. Another curative element employed by medical spas in Bazna is salt extracted locally, which is rich in iodine and bromine. Bazna salt Sare de Bazna is available for puchase in most pharmacies and health stores.
Bazna more info. Town if Mangalia lays on the very site where the Greek city of Callatis stood proudly, over 2, years ago. The largest and spa town on the Black Sea coast, town of Mangalia is home to medical spas that provide treatments for afflictions related to the kidneys, digestive and nervous systems, skin and liver. Mangalia got its name from the Byzantine word Pangalia , meaning "the most beautiful". Natural resources used by Mangalia medical spas include: sapropelic mud from Lake Techirghiol , sea water, sulphurous waters, and a marine bioclimate, rich in saline aerosols and solar radiation.
