Soaking in hot tubs can combat the negative impacts of diabetes, arthritis and even combat the common cold. A study by the McKee Medical Centre in Loveland, CO, suggested that soaking in a hot tub for 30 minutes a day could reduce the amount of insulin used to control diabetes by as much as 18 percent. Arthritis sufferers have long known that soaking in hot water massaged by therapeutic streams of bubbling water provided marked relief from their aching joints. Beachcomber's unique contoured seating enhances the experience by letting the body relax in the most comfortable position for soaking.

The enlarged blood vessels that come with immersion in hot water also bring relief to soakers suffering from the common cold, helping unclog nasal passages. Increasing the body's temperature to 103º F (39.4º C) in a hot tub can increase the number of virus and bacteria fighting white blood cells three fold. Most cold and flu viruses don't multiply above 101.6º F (38.6º C)
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