Turkey Health Tourism

In medical terms, cellulite is not a severe disease. It is no doubt that improvement of living conditions, development of medications, press, advertisements, TV and cinema, women publications affected the culture of youth and beauty and determined the aesthetiC rules in which all of us are closely interested.

At recent times, a social taboo has arisen, leaving no room for discussion; CELLULITE became a problem that bothered women a lot and made them unhappy.

It can be defined as fat accumulation in under-skin cell tissues due to obesity and circulation disorders. Later on, this fat accumulation seems like an orange peel and becomes more apparent.
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Saunas are warm air baths. The air may be dry or humid. It can be used in the treatment of both chronic and inflammatory diseases. Vapor baths beautify women spiritually, besides its relaxant and blood-purifying effect.

Sauna is a room where people sweat. Heat is obtained through wetting the volcanic stones in the stove. Vapor coming out in this way makes people sweat without consuming much effort and getting tired.
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Massage is one of the oldest treatment methods and Hypocrites who is the father of medicine, who lived between 460-380 B.C., explained the benefits of a soft massage in his treatment after healing shoulder dislocation. The purpose of massage is to reach the treatment using one of the physiological, mechanical or pathological effects.

Different functions are performed through different massage methods for different regions of the body. Through restating the energy balance in malfunctioning regions, healing and immunity system of the body is activated through the effects like relaxing the skin, relaxation in muscle lymph level, relieving stress arising due to daily environmental conditions. Massage which increases the resistance of the body and makes the skin healthier and regulate basal metabolism, indicate the effect of massage on loosing weight.
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The tradition of the Turkish bath extends far back, to a time before Turks had reached Anatolia. When the Turks arrived in Anatolia, they brought with them one bathing tradition, and were confronted with another, that of Romans and Byzantines, with certain local variants. The traditions merged, and with the addition of the Moslem concern for cleanliness and its concomitant respect for the uses of water, there arose an entirely new concept, that of the Turkish Bath. In time it became an institution, with its system of ineradicable customs.

For the Turkish bath was much more than just a place to cleanse the skin. It was intimately bound up with everyday life, a place where people of every rank and station, young and old, rich an poor, townsman or villager, could come freely. Women as well as men made use of the “hamam”, as the bath is known in Turkish, although of course at separate hours.

From the individual’s point of view, the hamam was a familiar place from the earliest weeks of life right up to its very end. Important occasions during a lifespan were, and in some township still are, celebrated with rejoicing at the bath.
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It provides the nutrition of the skin, improvement of circulation, relaxation of the person. Additionally, it is applied to provide a softer, healthier and fresher skin and acquire eutroptic benefit.