| Important:
In all chronic & serious conditions, check
with your doctor or professional. Always go slow
at first & gradually increase the amount of
clay in the bath over time. |
Precaution: If under doctor's care
or on medication please check with your doctor.
Clay baths are not suggested for persons with heart
problems, high blood pressure, or pregnant women.
Plumbing: If you put 2½ or more cups
of clay into the bathtub, you will need to add
a Clay Dissolving Agent (CDA) pack to the clay
solution AFTER taking a bath, in order to prevent
possible damage to the plumbing. However, if you
put less then 2½ cups of clay in the bath
water, the water will saturate the clay and a Clay
Dissolving Agent pack will not be needed. (Order) Taking
a bath with less then 2½ cups of clay
in it will save you money.
FOR: Chronic Conditions, Environmental Sensitive Persons
or Mercury Toxicity
1
to 3 cups of clay in the tub (always start with
1 cup and gradually work up!)
Baths 1 to 3 weeks apart
Replenish minerals/electrolytes
Water Temperature: 37-39 degrees
Tub Time: 10 to 15 minutes
Do
NOT stay in longer unless a doctor has told you
to do so.
FOR: "Not
Feeling up to Par"
2
to 4 cups of clay in the tub (start with a lower
amount and gradually work up.)
Baths 1 to 2 weeks apart
Replenish minerals/electrolytes
Water Temperature: 102-104 degrees
Tub Time: 12 to 18 minutes
Do
NOT stay in longer unless a doctor has told you
to do so.
FOR: Preventative, Average Health, or Good Health
3
to 5 cups of clay in the tub (start with a lower
amount and gradually work up.)
Baths 1 to 2 weeks apart
Replenish minerals/electrolytes
Water Temperature: 102-104 degrees
Tub Time: Full 20 minutes
Do
NOT stay in longer unless a doctor has told you
to do so.
Be
sure to always check with your doctor before taking
a bath, especially if you are on any medications.
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