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Thermographic study on the preservability of heat effects of footbath with salt.

@article{Harada2014ThermographicSO,
  title={Thermographic study on the preservability of heat effects of footbath with salt.},
  author={T. Harada and Yuuki Iwakawa and Hiromi Ikeda and F. Ishizaki and S. Aoi and Y. Nitta and A. Yoshida and N. Tamura and Tadayuki Iida and M. Shiokawa and K. Nitta},
  journal={Hiroshima journal of medical sciences},
  year={2014},
  volume={63 1-3},
  pages={
          1-5
        }
}

T. Harada, Yuuki Iwakawa, +8 authors K. Nitta

Published 2014

Medicine, Chemistry

Hiroshima journal of medical sciences

Infrared thermography provides a non-invasive and dynamic measure of heat. The thermal preservability effects of a salt footbath were evaluated by the infrared thermography technique. The subjects were 23 healthy college students. Feet were soaked for 10 min in a 40-42 degrees C normal footbath. Room temperature was set at 26.5-28 degrees C. At the same time on another day within 3 days of the normal footbath experiment, the same feet were soaked for 10 min in a 40-42 degrees C salt footbath… CONTINUE READING

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