Belvita’s wellness lexicon

The journey to holistic well-being at the Belvita Leading Wellnesshotels Südtirol combines Well-feeling, Fitness, Vital Cuisine, and our soothing wellness treatments. Explore our wellness lexicon to learn about the most soothing and effective spa treatments for body, mind, and soul.

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Bach flower therapy

Bach flower therapy is one of the most well-known healing methods in alternative medicine. But is it really as effective as popular opinion suggests? Its creator, the British physician Edward Bach,…

Balneotherapy

The term “balneotherapy” hints at its rich and ancient origins: it comes from the Greek words for “bath” and “healing”. This therapeutic approach has been around since ancient times and was used to…

Bio-energetic massage

Bio-energetic massage is a holistic therapy method that sees the body not just as a physical entity, but also as a complex network of energy pathways. When energy flows freely through these pathways,…

Bio sauna

Do you love sauna sessions, but your circulation doesn’t like high temperatures of up to 100 degrees Celsius? Or are you a sauna newbie and just getting used to intense sweating? Then a bio sauna is…

Bioenergetics

Bioenergetics was developed in the 1950s by Dr Alexander Lowen, a student of the influential psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich. Reich had already introduced the concept of “character structures” — the idea…

Botox treatment

For many, they are an annoying part of ageing: small wrinkles and expression lines. A botox treatment is often the only remedy. The injected botulinum toxin paralyses the muscles, making the skin look…

Bowtech

Bowtech, also known as Bowen Therapy, was developed in the 1950s by Australian therapist Thomas Ambrose Bowen. With his keen understanding of body mechanics, Bowen successfully treated thousands of…

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Caldarium

The ancient Romans knew of the positive effects of a caldarium. The mild steam bath was part of the Roman thermal baths and thus enjoyed great popularity. The name, derived from the Latin “calidus”…

Cryotherapy

Using cold for therapeutic purposes has a long history. As far back as ancient times, healers used ice and cold water to relieve pain. In the 1970s, Japanese rheumatologist Dr Toshima Yamauchi…

Colour Therapy

Colours surround us constantly in our daily lives. They influence our mood, energy, and even our well-being, often without us being fully aware of their impact. Ancient civilisations, including the…

Cardio training

Cardio training: a modern invention? Not at all! As early as ancient Greece, doctors and philosophers like Hippocrates recognised the crucial role of physical activity in maintaining a healthy body.…

Cold Therapy

A cold shower, a dip in an icy lake, or the brisk winter air on your skin – cold has long been a natural stimulus for strengthening resilience. Since ancient times, healers have used cold to relieve…

Chakra massage

When the energy centres of our body, also known as “Chakras”, are blocked, different ailments can be the result. The spectrum ranges from anxiety to panic attacks and physical discomfort. What helps…

Chi-Massage

In traditional Chinese Medicine, “Chi” or “Qi” describes the life force that flows through the human body along so-called meridians, also known as energy pathways. If these pathways are blocked – e.g.…

Cleopatra Bath

For over 2,000 years, people around the world have aspired to the beauty ideal set by Cleopatra, the famous Egyptian queen. Her legendary beauty was renowned in ancient times, and many myths surround…

Cryotherapy

Freezing away pain and ailments – sounds too good to be true? Not at all! That’s exactly the principle behind cryotherapy. The cold treatment has been used since ancient times to reduce pain and…

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Salt Chamber Therapy

For centuries, people have recognised salt’s special effect on the human body. Early on, miners working in salt tunnels reported easier breathing and more resilient skin after spending time…

Sauna infusion

People who go to the sauna regularly appreciate a good sauna infusion. This traditional Finnish ritual has deep roots, dating back to ancient times. For centuries, Finns have valued saunas as a place…

Steam sauna

The tradition of steam bathing spans thousands of years and has deep roots in cultures worldwide. Ancient Roman baths featured steam rooms, while hammams in the Arab world served as spaces for both…

Sole bath

Warm, gently salty water caresses the skin, wrapping the body in a soothing embrace that leaves you feeling light, relaxed, and almost weightless. Sole baths have a long-standing tradition in European…

Spinning

The room is dimly lit, music pulses in time, and the group pedals in perfect synchrony. Spinning classes have long moved beyond mere trend status – they are now a staple offering in many fitness…

Stamp massage

Stamp massage has a long tradition – in Ayurvedic medicine in India as well as in Thai massage. And even in Europe it is becoming more and more popular. On this page you will learn what stamp massage…

Shockwave treatment

Tendonitis, tennis elbow, or heel spur? Shockwave treatment can provide relief. This non-invasive treatment method has been shown to be efficient in alleviating acute and chronic musculoskeletal…

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