Kuldelehtidega
Kuldelehtidega refers to a traditional Estonian folk practice involving the use of warm, moist cloths applied to the body for therapeutic purposes. This method is rooted in Estonian folk medicine and has been used for centuries to alleviate various ailments, particularly those related to the respiratory system, muscle pain, and general fatigue. The practice is often associated with rural Estonian communities, where natural remedies were commonly employed before the widespread adoption of modern medicine.
The process typically involves heating water, soaking a cloth in it, and then applying the warm cloth
Kuldelehtidega is often performed by experienced individuals within the community, who may have inherited knowledge of
Today, kuldelehtidega remains a part of Estonian cultural heritage, sometimes incorporated into modern wellness routines or