6. Little Manitou Lake Fed by underground springs, the shallow saline lake lies deep in a glacial-carved valley. It has many of the same natural qualities as the Dead Sea. Visitors take advantage of the buoyancy to do physiotherapeutic exercises that help ease aching joints. It contains more magnesium which is good for the skin and bronchial passages and contains more iodine, which is beneficial for certain glandular functions.
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10. The minerals in the water make the colour look metallic bronze. There is no research data to prove its healing qualities, but many medical claims speak of how good it is for: -arthritis - rheumatism – joint problems – skin conditions (eczema and psoriasis). If you have the slightest scratch or cut, one dip into the water makes the sore heal up really fast. You really can float on your back and read a newspaper without getting it wet. .
