Therapeutic mud is a greasy silt that accumulates at the bottom of salt lakes and estuaries and consists of a mineral base (earth, sand, clay), which is overgrown and stuck together with gelatinous organic substances.
The formation of dirt occurs as a result of the fact that living organisms undergo decomposition without access to oxygen. Proteins contain sulfur, which is not able to completely oxidize, and is released in the form of hydrogen sulfide.
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External use of therapeutic mud |
Cavity application of therapeutic mud |
Wraps with other coolants |
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Exposure to therapeutic mud for diseases of the skeletal system (silt sulfide mud of Lake Tambukan) |
Exposure to therapeutic mud - peloidotherapy for the gum cavity |
Chocolate wrap |
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Electrophoresis of drugs for bone pathology (Galvanic mud 2 units) |
Exposure to therapeutic mud vaginally or rectally (silt sulfide of Lake Tambukan) |
Algae wrap |
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Mud wraps for the treatment of cellulite (silt sulfide of Lake Tambukan) |
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Berry wrap |
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Paraffin mask for skin (Parafango anti-cellulite) |
Mud applications can be used in the treatment of diseases of the musculoskeletal system:
- arthritis;
- inflammatory joint diseases;
- polyarthritis;
- consequences of injuries, etc.
It is also possible to treat diseases of the digestive system:
- peptic ulcer outside the period of exacerbation;
- hepatitis;
- chocystitis;
- enterocolitis;
- colitis;
- gastritis, etc.
