- bathing.
Peloids consist of
humus and
minerals formed over many
years by
geological and biological,
chemical and
physical processes.
Numerous peloids are available...
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Peloids are
allochems that are
composed of micrite,
irrespective of size, shape, or origin. The two
primary types of
peloids are
pellets and intraclasts...
- when they die.
Other carbonate grains composing limestones are ooids,
peloids, and
limeclasts (intraclasts and extraclasts [ca]).
Skeletal grains have...
- definition,
pellets differ from
peloids, in that
pellets have a
specific size, shape, and
implied origin—while
peloids vary
widely in size, shape, and...
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rocks can
occur as a matrix, as
micrite envelopes around allochems or as
peloids. The
origin of
micrites is
still a
problem in
carbonate sedimentology due...
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Balneotherapy with
peloids is ****umed to be
effective for
certain chronic gynaecological diseases.
Balneotherapy Bath
salts Mud-bath
Peloid Groven, Mark D...
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describes the
presence of
peloids (fossilised
fecal pellets). May also be used to
describe any
pellet under 2 mm in
diameter (as
peloids are
often hard to distinguish...
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replacements of
carbonate minerals by phosphates. They also can be
composed of
peloids, ooids, fossils, and
clasts that are made up of apatite.
There are some...
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treat disease). Many
traditional spa
treatments include peat as part of
peloids. Such
health treatments have an
enduring tradition in
European countries...
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waters of
thermal springs and by
their derived products, such as (CO₂-)gas,
peloid mud, etc. Heir to a
practice dating back
several centuries, the therapeutic...
