Pulse Legacy Archive December 2012 | Page 51

December_Pulse12 11/14/12 4:20 PM Page 49 Want more review questions on the basics of spa? A regimen that included hydrotherapy, fresh air, healthy diet, and exercise, was developed and promoted by: Purchase ISPA’s resource Spa: A Comprehensive Introduction on experienceispa.com/ education-resources. Sebastian Kneipp. Per Henrik Ling. Vincent Priessnitz. Sebastian Kneipp and Vincent Priessnitz. The therapeutic use of seawater is known as: balneology. thalassotherapy. De Tabe Gladulari. the water cure. In the 18th and 19th centuries, American mineral springs and hot springs were primarily viewed as: places of recreation. natural oddities. health facilities. religious shrines. The Hubbard Tank was used to provide water exercise therapy to polio patients, including: Thomas Jefferson. Theodore Roosevelt. John Harvey Kellogg. Franklin D. Roosevelt. What effect did World War II have on American spas? Spas were turned into military hospitals and rehabilitation centers for wounded soldiers. Spas were closed down because there was no one to operate them. Spas experienced a resurgence as returning veterans sought to recreate spa experiences they had in Europe. Spas gained popularity among local residents who were unable to travel because of war rationing. December 2012 ■ PULSE 49