Method for improving human blood circulation
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Abstract
The method of human prophylaxis comprising a number of steps is claim. First, the client is prepared for a steam bath, by applying a herbal paste on the skin, over at least one area of the client's body. The herbal paste is allowed to be absorbed into the client's body for an amount of time of at least five minutes and is followed with a massage the client's body. The client is then placed into a cedar steam barrel, connected to the steam generator, where the client's body is exposed to the steam. Following the stream procedure, the herbal paste is reapplied, the client's body is massaged, and the client to rests and drinks at least one cup of tea.
Claims19
A method for improving human blood vessel circulation comprising the steps of:
- a. preparing a client for a steam bath, the preparation comprising the steps of:
- i. applying a herbal paste on the skin, over at least one area of the client's body,
- ii. allowing the herbal paste to absorb into the client's body for an amount of time of at least five minutes and at most, an hour;
- iii. massaging the client's body;
- b. placing the client into a cedar steam barrel,
- i. wherein the cedar steam barrel comprises an inner steaming compartment and a head hole, said head hole positioned in an upper half of the cedar steam barrel, and wherein the head hole is intended for allowing the client to keep the client's head above the inner steaming compartment,
- ii. and wherein said steam barrel is connected to a steam generator, said steam generator pumping steam into the steam barrel;
- iii. exposing the client's body to the steam inside of the inner steaming compartment,
- iv. taking the client out of the inner steaming compartment
- c. reapplying the herbal paste to the client's body
- d. massaging the client's body,
- e. allowing the client to rest in warm environment for at least 5 minutes,
- f. drinking, by the client, of at least one cup of tea;
- wherein the herbal paste comprises at least one herb, selected from the group consisting of oak bark, maple leaves, bamboo leaves, poplar leaves, willow leaves, aloe, berries of red bilberry, leafs of red bilberry, red clover, nettle, burdock, dandelion, currant, celandine, birch, hawthorn, oregano leaves, raspberry leaves, raspberry berries, coltsfoot leaf, plantain leafs, wormwood, motherwort, chamomile, mountain ash, currant leaves, pine needles, cornsilk, milfoil, dill, tickseed, Saint-John's-wort, linden flowers, bird cherry, and dog rose flowers, and mixtures thereof.
A method for improving human blood vessel circulation comprising the steps of:
- a. preparing a client for a steam bath, the preparation comprising the steps of:
- i. applying a herbal paste on the skin, over at least one area of the client's body,
- ii. allowing the herbal paste to absorb into the client's body for an amount of time of at least five minutes and at most, an hour;
- iii. massaging the client's body;
- b. placing the client into a cedar steam barrel,
- i. wherein the cedar steam barrel comprises an inner steaming compartment and a head hole, said head hole positioned in an upper half of the cedar steam barrel, and wherein the head hole is intended for allowing the client to keep the client's head above the inner steaming compartment,
- ii. and wherein said steam barrel is connected to a steam generator, said steam generator pumping steam into the steam barrel;
- iii. exposing the client's body to the steam inside of the inner steaming compartment,
- iv. taking the client out of the inner steaming compartment
- c. reapplying the herbal paste to the client's body
- d. massaging the client's body,
- e. allowing the client to rest in warm environment for at least 5 minutes,
- f. drinking, by the client, of at least one cup of tea;
- wherein the herbal paste comprises a combination of herbals selected from the group consisting of
- oak bark, maple leaves, bamboo leaves, poplar leaves, and willow leaves.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.