Fever or infectious processes. The wrap increases body temperature.

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Severe kidney or heart failure. The draining/detox effect can overload these systems.

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Severe circulatory problems. The mobilization of fluids can generate imbalances.

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Hypotension. The wrap + deep relaxation can cause dizziness.

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Claustrophobia. The feeling of envelopment can generate anxiety or blockage.

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Injured skin, dermatitis or skin infections. Occlusion increases irritation and risk of worsening.

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Allergy or sensitivity to green tea or cosmetics used. Possible skin reaction.

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Significant fluid retention without diagnosis. It can mask or aggravate underlying pathologies.

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Oncology patients. The drainage effect and wrapping may not be adequate; Medical authorization is required and avoidance of the occlusive phase.

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Neurological diseases. There may be an altered response to sensory and thermal stimuli.

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Epilepsy. The combination of deep relaxation and continuous stimulation can influence neurological stability.

Children. The circulatory system and thermal regulation are more sensitive, increasing the risk with the wrap. Recommended age. From 18 years old. In minors, occlusion and the thermal effect increase absorption and physiological response.

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Pregnancy. Body wrapping (occlusive + thermal effect) and abdominal pressure can alter circulation and maternal comfort; It is recommended to avoid this phase.