Although Called the “Dead Sea”, this sea and the whole region on its shore is very much alive. The Dead Sea lies 400m below sea level at the lowest point on earth and is one of the most saline lakes in the world.

 

It is mainly fed by the Holy Jordan River and is a terminal lake which loses huge amounts of water by evaporation into the hot dry air.

 

This results in high concentration that is particularly rich in chloride salts of magnesium, potassium, calcium, bromine and many other important minerals.

 

The Uniqueness of the Dead Sea has been known for centuries by millions of people as a single source of health and beauty. This is the only place in the world with this particular combination of exclusive spa benefits.

 

Discoveries show that the ancient people visited the Dead Sea over 4000 years ago. King David, Herod, the Roman Emperor Vespasian and many of time's subsequent royal and wealthy travelers, have all made a point to treat themselves to the therapeutic and restorative properties of the Dead Sea. King Solomon made gifts of Dead Sea Salts to the Queen of Sheba.

 

Marc Anthony attempted to conquer the area for the legendary Queen Cleopatra, who sought its beautifying qualities.

The Dead Sea Therapy has proved itself to be of value in treating number of Dermatological, Rheumatological and Pulmonary diseases especially psoriasis, rheumaloud arthritis, osteo_arthritis and eczema.

 

As a health spa, the Dead Sea offers to patients an opportunity to treating various skin ailments.

 

Sea Cure Natural Dead Sea Beauty Products have produced a modern therapeutic range of products with the idea of providing the unique benefits of Dead Sea Minerals in the comfort of the ones own home.

 

Extensive and thorough researches carried out by Sea Cure, have permitted the development of unique and remarkable products, which show exceptional benefits for beauty treatment and skin care.

 

 

In order to appreciate fully the amazing therapeutic powers of the Dead Sea Minerals contained in      Sea Cure products, we need to outline the natural properties of some of these minerals:

 

- Magnesium is considered the “anti-stress” mineral, a natural tranquillizer that relaxes skeletal muscles, blood vessels and also prevents coronary problems. Magnesium enables the release of energy cells, essential for the metabolism. Psoriasis sufferers, for instance are thought to have a pronounced deficiency of magnesium.

 

- Potassium is highly important for both cell and electrical functions within the body and as such, vital for normal growth and building muscle. It also controls water and acid balance in the skin tissues.

 

- Bromide is a natural pain reliever and sedative, relaxing muscles and relieving seizures, particularly in asthma sufferers. It has a soothing and tranquilizing effect on the nervous system.

 

- Sodium helps strip the skin of its dead layers, aiding its permeability and cell regeneration, helps retain water to increase suppleness and reduce dry, flaky skin.

 

- Iodine is central to the effective functioning of the thyroid gland.

 

Sea Cure Mud contains no chemical additives. It is extracted directly from the Dead Sea bed. The production by Nature of this unique mud, rich in minerals and organic elements, has taken millions of years.

 

It is virtually impossible to commercially imitate its properties. Some of the unique healing properties are:

 

- Rejuvenates the skin by renewing and regenerating the skin cells, toning and firming the skin tissues thus slowing the ageing process, thus reducing wrinkles and smoothing facial lines.

- As a natural exfoliant, it helps remove dry, hardened layers from the surface of the skin, stimulation blood circulation, whilst keeping the epidermis suplle and healthy.

- Its cleansing properties help keep the skin free of impurities.

Trying is believing! Come to the world of Sea Cure and experience the incredible feeling of rejuvenation!!!

 

Main Climatic Features of the Region:

- Year round sunny sky
- Dry non polluted air
- Less than 50 mm mean annual rainfall
- Summer temperatures: hot, average 32º C
- Weakened UV radiation, particularly the UVB (erythrogenic rays)
- High oxygen pressure due to the low altitude.