Adding Moor Mud
to other types of body wraps
Incredible versatility of Moor Mud can be utilized in combination
with other popular body wrapping media. For example: Dead Sea mud
can be very harsh to some types of skin due to its saltiness, but
mixing it with Moor Mud (50%-50%) smoothes out the harshness while
boosting the effects. This is due to the way Moor Mud improves
the mineral absorption.
Suggestions for body wrap mixes:
Anti-oxidant - Moor Mud with strong green tea instead
of water
Anti-bacterial - Moor Mud with Torf Saprox
clay to create strong anti-bacterial/anti-fungal treatment. Treats
psoriasis, eczema and fungi. Strong anti-inflammatory action thanks
to high percentage of humic acids and sulphur.
Heating instructions
Do not use a microwave oven to heat Moor Mud! Microwaves destroy
some of the qualities of Moor Mud and can dramatically reduce
its effectiveness. To heat Moor Mud put desired amount of peat
in the plastic bag that can be closed watertight and withstand hot
water. Place the bag into a pot filled with warm water (about 110º
F) and leave it there for about 10 minutes or long enough until
Moor Mud reaches the same temperature.
Indications
Back pain, PMS, lumbago, sciatica, fibromyalgia, osteoarthritis,
rheumatoid arthritis, gout, trauma, strains, sprains, fractures,
sports injuries, post-operative rehabilitation, metabolic disorders,
obesity, gynecological disorders, orthopedic, neurological disorders,
eczema, colds, flu, stress and general detoxification.
Contraindications
Serious disorders of the central nervous system, acute urethrocystitis,
pregnancy, decompensated cardiopathia and serious circulatory disorders,
fever, serious inflammatory skin diseases, heat sensitivity, open
skin injury, bleeding, oncoids, (if there is any complications consult
with a physician)
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