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María José , yes, you can also use seawater itself (if you have experience using seawater - just need to make sure the seawater you use is not contaminated).
Please see some info about seawater safety:
The oceans and seas are home to a vast array of organisms, minerals, and other substances, some of which can be harmful to humans and other animals. For example, certain types of algae can... 查看更多
María José , yes, you can also use seawater itself (if you have experience using seawater - just need to make sure the seawater you use is not contaminated).
Please see some info about seawater safety:
The oceans and seas are home to a vast array of organisms, minerals, and other substances, some of which can be harmful to humans and other animals. For example, certain types of algae can produce toxins that can cause illness. There can also be pollutants in the water from human activities such as industrial waste, sewage, and oil spills. These pollutants can have serious impacts on marine life and can also make the water unsafe for human use. Additionally, natural phenomena such as red tides, which are caused by certain species of algae, can also be harmful to humans and marine life alike.
As a therapist I found this to be amazing, I used this with a client as a case study and found that before I even started my treatment she burst into tears. She felt very emotional and congested so had to stop the treatment. She then confessed the she had some trauma that she needed to release.
Please see some info about seawater safety:
Please see some info about seawater safety:
請參閱有關海水安全的一些信息：
請參閱有關海水安全的一些信息：