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Tuesday, July 22, 2025

Heat therapy closed down

The heat therapy mentioned in this blog located in geylang had closed down for good.

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Japanese Heat Therapy

Ganbanyoku (がんばんよく) hot bed therapy can be enjoyed by everyone.

Most individuals have reported health benefits related to the Japanese spa therapy regardless of age, gender, or medical condition.

Ganbanyoku therapy(Japanese heat therapy) in Singapore, heat therapy spa beds are made with the finest quality heated stones that naturally emit Far Infrared Rays (FIR) and Negative Ions for your absolute relaxation and comfort.

I am using ganbanyoku in Singapore to cure my backache of many years due to exercise injury, maintain good health and to detox my body.

My method of heat therapy is to lie directly on the hot bed surface bare body without any shirt or towel as I want to have an intense detoxification.

Drinking water often is useful.

My palms are at my sides and my palm is facing downwards to stimulate all the acupuncture points on the palms of my hands.

There is a Genki (ganbanyoku) Hot Bed therapy in Singapore,at 90 Geylang Lor 27(near Aljunied MRT), Singapore 388195.

I trust Ganbanyoku therapy because I have seen bread and raw egg placed in the therapy room for some time and these 2 items do not spoilt or rot after leaving the therapy room and were placed at the reception area for months!

Alternatively you can try to find a good heat therapy machine as shown in the videos in this blog.

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