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The image shows a sign in Bulgarian and English about "LYE AND HEALING MUD" located at the Burgas Saltworks in Bulgaria. The sign has a large, central photograph of four individuals, two men and two women, wading in shallow water, appearing to be harvesting or working with mud. The text on the sign describes the properties and uses of lye and healing mud, its medical effects, contraindications, and recommended procedures. It mentions that the lye is a product of salt-harvesting and contains inorganic substances. The healing mud is described as a sediment product of closed salt lake color and is formed for millennia. The sign also warns against using lye and healing mud on an empty stomach or after consuming alcohol. In the lower section of the sign, a list of contraindications for using lye and healing mud in natural atmospheric conditions is provided, including febrile conditions, infectious diseases, mental health problems, epilepsy, cardiovascular diseases, cancerous diseases, tuberculosis, thrombophlebitis, lymphangitis, skin diseases with wounds, hemorrhage inclined diseases, and a recommendation not to use for children under 12 years of age. The environment depicted is outdoors, with the sign set against a backdrop of vegetation. The sign itself is white with blue lettering and borders, mounted on a white wooden post.
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