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Life, 2013 Hot springs have been investigated since the XIX century, but isolation and examination of their thermophilic microbial inhabitants did not start until the 1950s. Many thermophilic microorganisms and their viruses have since been discovered, although the
Olalla López-López +2 more
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Complementary Therapies in MedicineBackground: The scope of hot spring research is continuously growing, with the application of hot spring medicine emerging as a significant trend. However, there is a lack of bibliometric analyses that summarize the current state and trends of the ...
Weimo Zhu, Liqing Yao
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The Specific Properties of Phusang Hot Spring Water: Safety and Benefits
Cosmetics, 2022 Phusang warm pond or Phusang hot spring (Thailand) has a temperature of approximately 36–38 °C and may be suitable for bacterial growth. However, data on the microbiota and effectiveness of this water remain obscure.
Sureewan Duangjit +2 more
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The progress and application of hot spring hydrotherapy in medical fields: A narrative review
Complementary Therapies in MedicineNatural hot spring water has been known for its healing and wellness properties for thousands of years. Hot spring hydrotherapy a form of natural therapy, the medical effects of it mainly involves a comprehensive effect of multiple aspects such as ...
Ruina Liu, Dongyun Li
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Geochemical Characteristics of Three Hot Springs from Western Thailand
Applied Environmental Research, 2020 At present a total of 118 hot springs are distributed throughout Thailand. Several studies with a focus on high-temperature hot springs related to geothermal resources were conducted in the northern and southern part of the country.
Thiwat Rattanawong +3 more
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Water budget of Lake Ashinoko, the origin of Hakone thermal waters
Journal of Hydrology: Regional Studies, 2020 Study region: Lake Ashinoko in the Hakone caldera is located about 100 km southwest of Tokyo, the capital of Japan. Hakone is a world-famous resort that more than 20 million tourists visit every year to enjoy various kinds of hot springs and spectacular ...
Kazuhiro Itadera, Akio Yoshida
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Carbonate ion-enriched hot spring water promotes skin wound healing in nude rats. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2015 Hot spring or hot spa bathing (Onsen) is a traditional therapy for the treatment of certain ailments. There is a common belief that hot spring bathing has therapeutic effects for wound healing, yet the underlying molecular mechanisms remain unclear.
Jingyan Liang +5 more
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Comparative analysis of bacterial diversity in two hot springs in Hefei, China
Scientific Reports, 2023 Hot springs are extreme ecological environments of microbes. The study is the first comparative analysis of bacterial diversity of Tangchi and Bantang hot spring water samples collected in Hefei, China, which is conducive to the further development and ...
Feng-Qin Zhang, Jun Liu, Xiao-Ju Chen
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Radioactivity of Mineral Waters of Hot Springs and Warm Springs and Healing Springs in Hot Springs, Va. [PDF]
Southern Medical Journal, 1915 n ...
Hemmeter, J. C., Zueblin, E.
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Factors contributing to tourism demand at major Japanese hot springs.
PLoS ONE, 2022 Hot springs are a major tourism resource in nature-based tourism, and the hot springs market is one of the biggest sectors in wellness tourism markets. In the present study, we examine factors contributing to tourism demand for major hot spring resorts ...
Nagi Medai +3 more
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