Bathing in beer is just real – and no, it’s not some fluffy story or a wild stag party replaced Spa Day. This is a welfare tendency that is turning the head and giving them rest. Long popular beer baths in some parts of central Europe, finally put in the mainstream, and as it is detected, they can provide amazing benefits to both the body and the brain.

This idea seems ridiculous at first – soaking hot water, hops, yeast and sometimes soaking in tub filled with real beer. But once you cross the novelty factor (and light temptation to bring a straw), the real science drinks alcohol under the foam.

• For example, hops are known for their anti -inflammatory and antibacterial properties. When absorbed through the skin, they can help reduce muscle stress, calm the irritated skin, and even help the help.

• Then a superstar in the nutritional world is the yeast of the bravery. B. Vitamins, rich in protein and minerals, it is believed that it detoxifies and nourishes the skin. This may not provide you with eternal youth, but it can smooth your skin, reduce your muscles, and your stress is floating in the tub like a bar.

In short, a beer bath consists of a hot bath that is prepared with the ingredients found in beer, such as hops, braw yeast and malted barley. The mixture may or may not have alcohol or not.

This idea was more of a ritual, which originated from the Czech Republic, where the beer spa culture has been a practice for centuries. Today, these spas are a common tourist attraction in cities like Prague and Vienna, making them a place for excited wellness treatment.

• Mentally, benefits are just in the form of tentalizing. The warm temperature of the beer bath helps reduce cortisol levels (stress hormones) and promotes deep relaxation. In addition, the odor of the hops naturally calms down, often compared to a mild sedative in herbal medicine. Who knew that your pint was such a peaceful side?

So the next time someone warns you against his love of beer, thinks, thinking – and then pick up a glass (empty, this time) in your new favorite excuse: “Don’t worry – I didn’t drink it; I took a bath in it.”

And perhaps, perhaps, strangely, you can simply find that a beer bath helps you completely oppose the call of pint. After all, you can’t really pity what you are already doing.

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