Spas

Are facials worth it? New York Times has dermatologists and estheticians throwing verbal punches. Several years ago, the New York Times ran an article titled An Expression of Doubt About...

by Charmaine Noronha While most North Americans have grown up to believe that adding salt to food is bad for blood pressure, among other negatives,...

The intimate Wakefield Mill & Spa set in naturally beautiful Gatineau Park – about a half-hour’s drive from downtown Ottawa has two spas – each offering...

Shiatsu is a contemporary therapy with its roots in Oriental traditional medicine. Since it is primarily a physically-based “bodywork” system, it is sometimes referred...

  by Lynn Burshtein Turks and Caicos Islands is a British Overseas Territory located in the Caribbean. It has turquoise-colored waters, powder white sand, piercing blue...

There are many reasons to visit a spa. While pampering only occasionally makes the list these days, the one main reason to spa is...

By Alexi Bracey The science of Iridology has been around since the mid 1800s when a young boy tending to an owl with a broken wing noticed...

Beer and spas? Writer Lynn Burshtein visits Ontario's Grand Wellness Centre for a first hand look: The revelry commonly associated with drinking beer on holidays like...

Here is a glossary of basic and popular spa and wellness terms: ACUPRESSURE: A type of bodywork that involves applying pressure to specific points on...

High above the River Tagus, on the 23rd floor of the Myriad Hotel, the Sayanna Wellness Spa, one of Lisbon's newest and most futuristic...