Tourists flock to Dead Sea for its healing black mud

A growing number of medical patients and visitors are flocking to Jordan's Dead Sea for its black mud, which is thought to possess healing properties that can treat skin diseases.



The "black mud" from the bottom of the Dead Sea Lake is very well known for it's healing properties. The Black mud is applied carefully on your wounds. Black mud can do miracles for your skin. Without using creams, cortisone or antibiotics, the Dead Sea combination of mud salt and sun has been particularly successful in treating severe skin complaints.



Known since biblical times for its rejuvenating effect on the skin,
Black mud stimulates the blood circulation and has been found
effective in the treatment of rheumatism.



The rich black mud, is comprised of layers of sedimentary clay formed over thousands of years. Captured within is an extremely high concentration of minerals it is scientifically proven to be essential to the maintenance of healthy skin.



A tourist covered with black mud walks on Jordan's side of the Dead Sea, the lowest point on earth.