Dry bath concentrate "Doctor Pant" 1 container is 23 g. (10-12 bath therapy)

What is an antler bath?

Panty (young unossified antlers) and deer blood have been used in folk medicine in Southeast Asia for over 2000 years.

Experimental and clinical studies have shown that preparations from antler raw materials contribute to the formation of tonic, nootropic and adaptogenic effects, activation of hematopoiesis, systemic immunity and antioxidant protection, harmonization of hormonal status.

We offer you to take HEALTH, STRENGTH AND YOUTH BATHS “DOCTOR PANT” at least once a year.

You will experience the amazing effect of a healing bath on the blood of marals.

After 10-12 procedures, you will gain faith that health elixirs exist not only in fairy tales.

What gives the adoption of antler baths?

Known in Russia, the antler baths increase the body’s defenses, helping it fight illnesses and diseases.

Thousands of people go to reindeer farms during the first period of antler cutting to improve their health and gain strength for the whole next year.

Such baths are considered a powerful folk remedy for sciatica, stomach ulcers, atherosclerosis of the extremities, rheumatism, dystonia, sexual weakness and other diseases.

Dry bath concentrate “Doctor Pant”:

–        increases the activity of the immune system;

–        improves blood microcirculation and the state of the central and peripheral parts of the blood circulation;

–        improves the condition in diseases of the digestive system, hematopoietic systems and chronic intoxication, diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue, respiratory organs;

–        increases the effectiveness of primary therapy for treating of various diseases of the cardiovascular and nervous systems;

–        accelerates recovery processes after injuries and infectious viral diseases, after physical and psycho-emotional stress;

–        slows down the ageing process, improves the sexual function of men and women;

–        relieves pain and inflammation in diseases of the musculoskeletal system;

How to prepare a bath with a dry bath concentrate?

Open the dry composition container, remove the tamper clear lid. Fill the container with isotonic solution (or warm water) at a temperature of 35–38 C, leaving a small free space, screw the lid of the container. Activate the dissolution of the contents of the container by vigorous shaking. Leave the solution for at least 15–30 min. Then shake a few more times and let it stand for 5 min. Fill the tub with 75–100 l of warm water (only 35-38C). Pour into the bath 750–1000 gr. sea salt (or table salt). Stir until dissolved.

Check the temperature only with an alcohol or electronic thermometer.

Carefully pour the solution that has settled in the container into the bath and mix. The color of the resulting solution is from light yellow to pinkish brown.

How to have a bath? 

–        Have a bath only with the advice of a doctor and in the presence of a doctor or family members.

–        Check your blood pressure. If the pressure is significantly higher than your normal, quit the bath.

–        Track your condition.

–        Check your blood pressure before having a bath.

–        Immerse yourself in the bath up to the heart area and observe yourself for 1 min. If the pulse rate does not increase, start pouring the solution on your arms and shoulders or immerse yourself in the bath up to your chin. Watch your pulse!

–        With a significant increase in heart rate, cease the procedure. With a normal heartbeat, the duration of the procedure should not exceed 10–18 min. You can wash your face and moisten your head with a solution. Escape from the bath, pat yourself dry with a towel. Check your blood pressure after an hour. If it rises by 10–12 points compared to that measured before the bath, the concentration of the solution and duration of the procedure correspond to the state of your body. If the pressure increased more, then reduce the concentration of the solution by 2–4 times.

In subsequent processes, the body adapts to the action of biologically active substances and the pressure changes to a lesser extent. By the end of the course, your pressure will approach normal and become stable.

How often can I take a bath course?
It is recommended to conduct a course only once every three months.

What are the contraindications for taking baths?
General contraindications for balneotherapy: 

–        Severe cardiovascular diseases (heart attack or stroke in anemesis, arrhythmia, heart failure).

–        Oncological diseases. Acute and chronic diseases in the acute stage. Benign neoplasms (prostate adenoma, etc.).

–        Hypertension stage 3. Colds that occur at elevated temperatures.

–        Bathing by children is possible only on the prescription of a doctor with the consent and under the supervision of parents.