Feeling Depressed? Lost Passion In Intimacy?
Loss of sex drive is often associated with anxiety and high stress level. Taking a herbal bath is a quick way to help you re-charged again. The Detox Bath is a very popular ancient remedy that can easily be enjoyed in the coziness of your own bathtub.
Many ancient medical textbooks have indicated that the human skin acts much like the kidneys, expelling toxins or evil factors through sweating.
For example, Traditional Medical Chinese (TCM) doctors would use Ma Huang (Ephedra) or ginger footbath to increase perspiration for cold symptom relief. A good detox bath will help you expel toxins and absorb the minerals in the water.
Mustard is renowned for its stimulating, cleansing and rejuvenating qualities. The warmth of Mustard gently opens pores and assists in the elimination of impurities. The Mustard Bath is beneficial for people suffered from stress, muscle & joint soreness, and various skin disorders. In essence, it’s a good rejuvenating & therapeutic relaxing bath that can help you recovery from exhaustion and re-charge yourself.
Essential oils of wintergreen, eucalyptus, rosemary, and thyme are blend into the bath powdered along with gum benzoin. Gum benzoin is non-water-soluble polysaccharide balsamic resin mostly obtained through the bark of Styrax tree. Benzoin is used as a fixative, slowing the dispersion of essential oils into the bath.
Benefits of Detox Bath:
- Helps detoxify the body and expel toxins
- Stimulates natural circulation for improved libido
- Relaxes performance anxiety
- Acts as a natural anti-bacterial agent and wards off viruses
- Relaxes tense, aching muscles and joints
- Relieves athlete's foot, corns, calluses
Dr. Shyam Singha’s Bath
Many doctors or healers have developed their own bath detox formula using different flower essences, herbs, seed oils, and mineral salts. For example, Dr. Shyam Singha has been a pioneer in developing the Mustard Seed Detox bath. His Mustard Bath Formula is a form of Ayurvedic Medicine that focuses on the elimination of wastes and toxins so the body can function at an optimal level.
Dr. Singha’s principle theory emphasized strengthening the body's natural defenses through detoxification and nourishment. He believed the skin was not solely a protective layer, but an important organ that has great influence over absorption and elimination.
Utilizing Mustard Seeds
Mustard is renowned for its stimulating, cleansing and rejuvenating qualities. The warmth of Mustard gently opens pores and assists in the elimination of impurities. It is beneficial for people suffering from stress, muscle and joint soreness, as well as various skin disorders. In essence, it’s a good rejuvenating and therapeutic bath that both relaxes and helps you recover from exhaustion while re-charging your ‘batteries’.
Try Dead Sea Mineral Bath
Many of the Detox bath formulas contain Dead Sea minerals. The ‘Dead Sea’ is actually a lake bordered on the north of the Jordan River that has no outlet. The water density in the Dead Sea is essentially that composed of potassium chloride, magnesium chloride, sodium chloride, calcium chloride and bromides. With 30% of the water composed of minerals, it is impossible for fish, algae, or mollusks to survive in the Dead Sea.
Research Finding on Dead Sea Minerals
Scientists from the University of Jerusalem have found that the Dead Seas minerals stimulate body circulation and skin rejuvenation. Many people have reported that regular bathing with Dead Sea mineral salt can actually provide great relief from eczema and psoriasis symptoms such as itching, burning, flakiness, muscle and joint aches.
The Dead Sea has become a precious and mysterious healing and relaxation resort. The Dead Seas salts are now readily available on the market, so you can enjoy the benefits and magic in the comfort of your own bathtub.
Botanical Oils Help Too!
To enhance the detox bath, essential oils of wintergreen, eucalyptus, rosemary, and thyme are often blended into the bath, along with gum benzoin powder. Gum benzoin is a non-water-soluble polysaccharide balsamic resin obtained mostly through the bark of a Styrax tree. Benzoin is used as a fixative, regulating the dispersion of essential oils into the bath.