Thermoclay for external use
Thermoclay is a pillow filled with gel-clay for heating individual parts of the body. Thermoclay stimulates blood circulation in the locally treated area, relaxes and soothes.
It can be used for: colds, neck pain, gas and bloating, rheumatic diseases, diseases of the kidneys, gall bladder, prostate, bladder, female reproductive organs, sports injuries, etc.
It is also useful in rehabilitation, after surgical or orthopedic interventions, inflammation of muscles and joints, stomach problems, against cellulite, inflammation of the tonsils, middle ear and others.
EFFECT: Heat transfer of energy conduction is one of the oldest healing practices and is characterized by direct contact between heated Thermoclay and the human body. Heat transfer leads to expansion of arterioles, capillaries and venules.
Through reflection, the blood vessels expand in the deeper layers of the body, and thus the mobilization of blood from internal organs and blood depots (liver, spleen, subpapillary venous plexus).
At the joints, thickened synovial fluid (fluid inside the joints) is stimulated in order to improve the circulation of nutrients through capillaries and cells.
If the previously treated area was smeared with clay for the care of joints and muscles R CLAY MASK, then in addition to the thermal effect, the diffusion effect of the healing substances of the clay occurs.
There is a multiply intensive exchange of matter and energy with the treated tissue.
USE: before use, Thermoclay should be heated first.
ATTENTION:
1. High temperature (over 150 C) can melt polyethylene (PE) packaging;
2. Thermoclay must not be heated in the oven of a stove (electric or wood).
3. When heating, clay must not be placed on metal, because the PE-packaging will melt.
THERMOCLAY SHOULD BE HEATED EXCLUSIVELY AS INDICATED IN THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
IN A MICROWAVE OVEN (as the best and fastest way to heat it): The thermoclay is slightly bent or gathered into a ball shape and placed on the glass plate of the microwave oven.
It needs to be heated on the highest level for 3 minutes (depending on the power of the oven, about 600-800W, on the cooking option).
Heated Thermoclay must be wrapped in a suitable fabric (towel, etc.) before applying it to the affected area.
IN THE PAN: Put a ceramic tray in a larger pot, place a plastic plate over it and pour water up to the height of the plate (so that the water does not enter the plate). Place Thermoclay on the plate.
If necessary, we can bend it or gather it into a ball shape (see fig. 1). Cover, turn on to the highest level (3 or 6) so that the water boils, then reduce to the minimum (0.5 or 1) and heat on steam for 20-30 minutes.
After that, carefully remove the bag with the hot Thermoclay from the pot, wipe off the water, then wrap it in a suitable cloth (towel, etc.) and keep it on the affected area until the Thermoclay cools down.
The intensive heat emission from Thermoclay is controlled by a layer of fabric, so that it retains a temperature higher than the body temperature during the night, that is, for 6-8 hours.
As most of the deposits-stones in the kidneys, bladder and gall bladder and blood vessels (calcification of the vessels) occur at night, when the metabolism is at a minimum of its functions, it is recommended to keep Thermoglina during sleep.
In the case of urinary disturbances, it is recommended to place it in the area of the urinary bladder. Urine excretion decreases with all heat procedures that are accompanied by sweating.
Before the massage, a certain part of the body can be warmed with Thermoclay, because this way the muscles relax, and with the appropriate combination of oils, the massage is easier and more efficient.
Composition/Ingredients: clay, water, menthol, camphor, preservative, salt, herbal extract, perfume.
REMARK:
– Thermoclay serves multiple uses.
– Do not remove from the original polyethylene packaging.
– It is not intended for smearing on the body.
– Thermoclay should also be protected from sharp objects.
