What is Sodium ion?
Sodium ion (Na⁺) is the key component of chloride and bicarbonate springs. It forms a thin salt film on the skin, locking in warmth long after bathing.
Main Effects
- Post-bath heat retentionThe salt content in the water forms a thin film on the skin after bathing. This film acts as a barrier, slowing down the dissipation of body heat and helping you stay warm for longer.
- Relief from poor circulationThe combined effect of the water's warmth and the heat-retaining salt film may help improve circulation. This synergy helps maintain blood flow to the extremities for a longer period after your bath.
- Skin hydrationSalt components adhere to the skin, creating a natural "wrapping" layer. This barrier helps prevent moisture from evaporating from the skin's surface, thus promoting hydration.
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References
- 鉱泉分析法指針(平成26年改訂)第1-1表
- 環境省「あんしん・あんぜんな温泉利用のいろは」(平成31年3月発行)
- 環境省「温泉地の多言語化促進マニュアル」(2021年版)
- 環境省 温泉のページ
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