
Wellness
State of mind, that I adopted in adolescence when I understood a stressful world, and stressed.
Well-being represents a way of life and a state of mind with a dimension of the "me" but also a notion of "others". This dimension of the "self" is seen by self-awareness, self-confidence; but this is done by an analysis of this "self", to quote the philosopher Descartes "I think so I am", The goal of work is to reach a certain osmosis with its environment.
Whether in a professional setting or in a personal setting, well-being is essential. Self-awareness, the consciousness of others. Well-being concerns both medicine and spirituality. Well-being is reflected in the tranquility and impassibility of a soul who has become mistress of herself at the cost of the wisdom acquired either by moderation in the pursuit of pleasure (Epicureanism) or by the exact appreciation of the value of things (Stoicism), either by the suspension of judgment (Pyrrhonism and Skepticism). The goal being ataraxia.
Philosophy can contribute to well-being, it is also by studying this matter that I have come closer to these ideas.
The
Hammam
Moist heat bath at 45 ° with steam.
Hammam
The course of a Hammam session should be 10 to 15 minutes followed by a rest period of 5 to 10 minutes where you should hydrate a fresh shower to revive the blood circulation.
The benefits :
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Detoxifies the body
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Facilitates sleep
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Relaxes muscle areas
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Purifies the body
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Improves the quality of the skin
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The Hammam is not recommended in case:
On hypertension
Kidney problems or breathing difficulties
Varicose veins, varicosity or rocaseous
From pregnancies
Recent surgical interventions
The
Sauna
Bath of dry heat at 80 °.
Sauna
The Sauna session should be 10 to 15 minutes followed by a rest period of 5 to 10 minutes where you have to hydrate and take a fresh shower to revive the blood circulation.
The benefits :
Relaxes and relaxes muscles
Eliminates physical and mental tension
Evacuate stress and nervous fatigue
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Sauna is not recommended in case of:
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Open wounds
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From pregnancies
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Renal and venous insufficiency
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Diabetes or epilepsy
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Cardio-vascular disease or asthma
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To pregnant women and elderly people