Warming. Soothing. Unique.

Rainwater seeps into the ground and makes its way downward. As it does, it absorbs trace elements and minerals, resulting in a composition that is unique to that location.

The deeper the water goes, the higher the temperatures rise. The thermal water in Bad Füssing was discovered at a depth of about 1,000 meters.

This requires hydrostatic pressure, which, together with buoyant gases, pushes it upward. If this form of water buoyancy is not available, wells or other pumping systems are used.

Absolutely! The Native Americans and the Romans believed that, too. Today, doctors recommend soaking in thermal waters to treat a wide variety of ailments.

• Chronic inflammatory joint diseases (chronic polyarthritis, PCP, or rheumatoid arthritis and other forms of arthritis)
• Signs of wear and tear on joints (degenerative rheumatism, osteoarthritis, and polyarthrosis)
• Chronic inflammatory processes in the areas surrounding the joints, particularly the shoulder and hip joints (periarthritis)
• Muscle rheumatism, muscle tension, muscle stiffness (rheumatism musculorum, crampus, myogelosis)
• Chronic nerve inflammation and nerve pain (chronic neuritis and neuralgia, particularly of the sciatic nerve and the brachial plexus)

• Signs of wear and tear on vertebral bodies and vertebral joints (spondylosis, spondylarthrosis)
• Intervertebral disc damage (chondrosis or osteochondrosis)
• Herniated disc (nucleus pulposus prolapse)
• Lumbago
• Migraine (cervical)
• Chronic inflammatory processes affecting the vertebral joints, intervertebral discs, and ligamentous structures (Bechterew’s disease or ankylosing spondylitis)
• Postural abnormalities of the spine and misalignment of the vertebral bodies
• Spinal curvature with static symptoms (e.g., Scheuermann’s disease, kyphoscoliosis, hyperlordosis, rounded back, hollow back, gibbus, spondylolisthesis)
• Spinal weakness (spinal insufficiency)
• Deformities of the extremities and joints

• Elevated uric acid levels in the blood (hyperuricemia)
• Gout (uric acid arthritis)
• Bone demineralization (osteoporosis of endocrine and other origins)

• Conditions following bone fractures
• Delayed bone formation (callus formation)
• Residual symptoms following contusions and joint injuries
• Conditions following bruises, muscle injuries, and surgeries on muscle and tendon tissue
• Muscle weakness resulting from immobilization and poor posture (inactivity atrophy)
• Conditions following burns
• Scar-related complaints
• Follow-up treatment after spinal surgery (disc surgery) and joint surgery (particularly total joint replacement of the hip and knee)

• Heart disease, provided it is well-controlled
• Condition following a heart attack
• Nervous and functional heart complaints
• High and low blood pressure conditions
• autonomic dystonia

• Peripheral vascular disease
• Intermittent claudication (peripheral circulatory disorders, acrocyanosis, erythrocyanosis, obliterative endangitis or Winiwarter-Bürger disease, Raynaud’s disease, arteriosclerosis)
• Condition following vascular surgery

• Flaccid and spastic paralysis
• Paralysis following accidents, injuries, and surgeries (post-traumatic and postoperative paralysis)
• Condition following a stroke (post-stroke condition) six months after the last stroke
• Consequences of childhood polio (post-polio condition)

• Chronic Inflammatory Pelvic Diseases (Chronic Adnexal Diseases)
• Symptoms caused by adhesions
• Hormonal and functional pelvic disorders (amenorrhea, fertility problems)

• Metabolism boost
• Detoxification
• Environmental damage
• Stress-related illnesses
• States of exhaustion
• Relief from age-related ailments

These minerals are responsible for the alkaline properties of the thermal water.

Anions complement the mineral composition and determine the character of the water.

Natural gases such as hydrogen sulfide are characteristic of Bad Füssing and contribute to its therapeutic effects.

(Amounts in millimoles / mmol)