1) Headaches, heavy head, convulsions, and spasms caused by fever throughout the body.
2) Highly neurotic, restless, and uncooperative individuals.
3) Muscles that are lean or uneven and areas with excessive hair.
4) Diseases with a tendency to bleed, such as hemophilia, thrombocytopenic purpura, hemoptysis, and leukemia.
5) Moderate to severe heart disease or congestive heart failure.
6) Individuals with significant edema (edema disease).
7) Pregnant women in the lower back and abdomen.
8) Individuals highly allergic to the skin; various skin diseases and ulcers; damaged and ulcerated skin at the site of surgery; individuals with fractures or varicose veins, cancer, cachexia, and loss of skin elasticity.
9) Active pulmonary tuberculosis and women during menstruation.
10) Areas near large blood vessels, the distribution of the femoral artery, and scar tissue.
