Mud baths

 

Borowina (mud) - it is anhydrous peat, which is arose from decomp of swamp plants with the participation of air and microorganisms (mainly bacteria). It is worth to emphasize that the resources which builds this mud were formed after the glacier?s retreat (aprox 10 thousand years BC!). It is still being used in health treatments and cures.This organic substance exhibits antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral features. It improves cellular metabolism and oxygenation of skin tissues by increasing their vascularization.

• Detoxifies and cleanses the skin,
• Soothes, relaxes and releases from the tension,
• Contributes to cellulite reduction,
• Firms and tightens the skin of the face and body,
• Rejuvenates and reduces wrinkles,
• Brightens acne and sun discoloration,
• Works anti-acne and anti-inflammatory,
• Strengthens hair, reduces hair loss, and improves hair condition.

•  Relieves menstrual pain and menopausal symptoms,
• Accelerates vaginitis, appendages and erosions treatment,
• Relieves backache, rheumatic pains, sciatica pains, pains after surgery,
• Heals swelling and bruises,
• Relieves intestinal inflammation and stomach ulcer, relieves intestinal cramps,
• Relaxes muscles' tense of the whole body,
• Recommended in hormonal hypofunction of the ovaries
• Has a relaxing effect in excessive nervous tension.

• Menstruation and other bleeding, pregnancy,
• Weakness, exhaustion, fainting,
• Cancer,
• Bone and joint injuries,
• Ulcers and varicose veins,
• Cardiovascular diseases: atherosclerosis, fragility of blood vessels, heart failure, heart defects, condition after heart attack, problems with blood pressure,
• Acute inflammations,
• Respiratory failure,
• Hyperthyroidism,
• Warning! Mud baths are not recommended for young children.