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The benefits of beer bathing
Beer lovers are being given the chance to take the plunge in a health spa pool filled with 42,000 pints of lager.
Spa bosses in Starkenberg, Austria, claim that beer can treat skin conditions, blood circulation and can even help cure wounds.
The spa - part of a local brewery - contains seven 13ft long pools filled with beer, which can be served chilled or heated.
Bathers can try drinking the bathwater but head barman Markus Amann, 23, said: “I’d rather swim than swallow, as we have enough cold beer on tap at the bars next to the pools.
“These pools really can help some health problems - but if they don’t work for you, you’ll probably have drunk enough not to care about it any more.”
Beer bath bosses at nearby Schrammel reckon warm beer is the best for health cures and bathers sit in cut down lager barrels.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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