Pagosa Springs has the largest and deepest Hot Springs anywhere. The Ute term "Pagosah" means "Healing Waters," but it has been suggested by a native Ute elder that a more accurate term would be "Stinking Waters." The Ute Indians were one of the first to discover the miraculous Pagosa Hot Springs. Today, people travel from all over just to sit in the mineral filled pools. Here are some of the minerals that make up the amazing healing waters of Pagosa Springs below!
Sodium | 790 | Equivalent levels equal the salinity in sea water. Salt soaks have been known to relieve symptoms of arthritis. | |
Potassium | 90 | Normalizes heart rhythms; assists in reducing high blood pressure; eliminates body toxins; promotes healthy skin | |
Magnesium | 25 | Maintains normal heart rhythms; converts blood sugar to energy; maintains muscle tissue and hormone levels. | |
Silica | 54 | Strengthens bones, boosts the immune system; promotes healthy nerves, mucous membranes, hair, nails; used in treating acne and migraines | |
Chloride | 180 | Musculoskeletal benefits | |
Fluoride | 4.3 | Calcium fluoride is a constituent of the elastic fibers of the skin, the surface of bones and teeth. Promotes hardness and stability. | |
Arsenic | 0.12 | New studies report benefits for plasma and tissue growth. | |
Boron | 1.8 | Boosts brain activity; builds muscle mass; strengthens bones | |
Iron | 0.08 | Builds up the quality of blood; and increases resistance to stress and disease. Prevents fatigue and promotes good skin tone. | |
Lithium | 2.9 | Produces positive effects in mental balance and gastrointestinal conditions | |
Manganese | 0.23 | Helps nourish nerves and the brain; a catalyst in the breakdown of fats and cholesterol | |
Sulfate | 1400 | Rids the body of toxins; promotes health of bones, hair, nails, fluids in joints and vertebral discs; Sulfur is an anti-inflammatory. | |
Zinc | 0.01 | Antioxidant nutrient; promotes wound healing; maintains male hormone activity; aids in digestion |
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