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Kneipp therapy is a form of hydrotherapy (water therapy) that is common in European spas. Also known as Kneipping or the Kneipp Cure, Kneipp therapy was created by Bavarian almoner and Dominican priest Sebastian Kneipp (1821-1897). Kniepp is author of My Water Cure and So Sollt Ihr Leben (Thus Thou Shalt Live) and was one of the original founders of naturopathic medicine. His work, including Kneipp therapy, is promoted by the Kneipp Institute in Germany.   Kneipp therapy’s holistic approach is still considered relevant today in the field of naturopathic healing and contemporary preventative medicine. Kneipp therapy incorporates ... MORE

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