Definition of Mud Therapy
The five elements—Prithivi (Earth), Jala (Water), Vayu (Air), Agni (Fire), and Aakash (ether)—are the subject of naturopathy. Of these five basic ingredients, prithvi, or soil, refers to mud and is used in various forms for various diseases. Mud has the ability to heal and cure a variety of physical ailments, including skin allergies, joint and foot discomfort, facial black spots, diseases of the sense organs, etc.
Mud therapy is one of the best therapy for skin disease. Mostly for chronic skin allergy, chronic joints pain and muscle spasm, body weakness.
Mud can be use or application as :
Mud Packs
Mud packs are made by storing specific mud that is used to treat various body parts in packs that are supported by clothing. It is used to treat various conditions like dark spots and acne. It mostly treats illnesses associated with nerve system abnormalities and overall body weakness. It is primarily prescribed for gout, eye and ear problems, kidney and liver problems, edema, etc. Mud packs, both hot and cold, help relieve chronic bodily discomfort and cramping in the intestines.
Mud Bath
Applying mud all over the body is known as a mud bath. The patient's illness determines which mud is best for them. Mud baths are highly beneficial for conditions such as eczema, rosacea, psoriasis, leprosy, and other skin diseases and allergies.