For a mud or peat body wrap, list four physiological effects, four indications, and four
contraindications.
What will be an ideal response?
Physiological effects:
? Absorptive: Allows a small amount of minerals to pass through the skin
? Tonifier: Strengthens vitality and the immune system
? Vasodilator: Increases local blood flow
? Analgesic: Relieves pain
? Detoxifier: Eliminates toxins
? Emollient: Soothes the skin
? Sedative: Induces a state of deep relaxation
? Thermodynamic: Sends deep, penetrating heat into muscles and joints
Indications:
? Tight joints (from noninflammatory conditions)
? Muscle spasms, tightness, or strain
? Skin disorders such as eczema and psoriasis
? Need to balance skin's pH
? Need for relaxation
? Need for detoxification
? Need for skin cleansing
Contraindications:
? Heart conditions
? Untreated hypertension
? Inflammation
? Vascular disease, including varicose veins
? Numbness/loss of sensation in area
? Skin conditions made worse by heat
? Intolerance to heat
? Broken or irritated skin
? High body temperature (fever)
? Claustrophobia
? Pregnancy
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