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Ancient Greeks utilized hydrotherapy, or the use of water for therapeutic purposes, as part of their health regimen. They recognized the benefits of bathing in natural springs and hot baths to relieve muscle pain and improve overall well-being. The Greeks built facilities like the Asclepieia with baths and pools specifically designed for therapeutic use, integrating water treatments into their healthcare practices.