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High incidence of bacterial vaginosis (BV) and its recurrence call for the introduction of new and more effective treatment schemes. A study evaluating the effectiveness of various methods which combine two stages of BV treatment demonstrated the benefits of combination with Dead Sea mud in concomitant chronic inflammation of the upper genital tract.

ARVI is a short-term infection of the upper respiratory tract (including middle ear cavity and paranasal sinuses) which is caused by various respiratory viruses. According to the WHO [1], ARVI affects every third person every year. During epidemic outbreaks, 27.3 to 41.2 million cases are registered in Russia, of which 2 million are located in Moscow [2]. Despite a wide range of antiviral and symptomatic medications, the problem of treatment and prevention of ARVI is far from being finally solved. That's why medicines that strengthen the immunity of a macroorganism are becoming increasingly popular.