Water has been recognized for centuries for its therapeutic properties, but the neurological and psychological impact of regularly immersing oneself in a controlled aquatic environment goes far beyond simple muscle relaxation. Interacting with a body of water maintained in optimal conditions triggers a series of little-known biological responses that act directly on the nervous system,

When the clock strikes noon, the environment of any body of water undergoes drastic changes. Beyond the well-known warning about ultraviolet (UV) rays and sunburns, there is an entire chemical ecosystem in the water that reacts at this specific time of day, significantly altering the impact the liquid has on the epidermis. To understand whether