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====== Baths ====== | ====== Baths ====== | ||
+ | <note warning> | ||
- | Taking a hot **bath** or shower (or spending time in a hot room) can lead to increased body temperature and cause blood vessels to dilate, which lowers blood pressure and can cause lightheadedness | + | Patients who tend to get lightheaded |
+ | Raising body temperature too high could raise blood pressure to a level that could result in confusion, nausea, drowsiness or dizziness. | ||
- | ===== Hot baths increase immunopathology ===== | + | Patients should not use hot tubs with temperatures above 104 degrees.</ |
- | Some MP patients | + | ===== Hot baths may increase |
- | For patients who decide to take a hot bath to speed immunopathology, | + | Taking |
+ | Marshall Protocol (MP) patients with this concern should take warm instead of hot showers or baths and try to keep the bathroom cool. Ending a warm shower with a short period of cooler water can prevent congestion in the tissues and may even relieve pain. | ||
- | ==== Words of caution ==== | ||
- | Body temperature should not be raised by more than a couple degrees | + | ===== Hot baths increase immunopathology ===== |
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+ | Hot baths can lead to increased flow of blood in all tissues of the body. Especially the tissues typically | ||
===== Epsom Salt baths may be palliative ===== | ===== Epsom Salt baths may be palliative ===== | ||
- | Epsom Salts are a combination of magnesium and sulfate (MgSO< | + | Epsom Salts are a combination of magnesium and sulfate (MgSO< |
However, if you have a lot of sensitivities, | However, if you have a lot of sensitivities, | ||
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===== Notes and comments ===== | ===== Notes and comments ===== | ||
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