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Wudu' is a form of ritual ablution that targets specific issues. Cold water used during ablution contracts the capillaries in the skin, and then they return to their normal form. This provides great relief and benefit to the human body. First of all, it quickens the blood circulation, raises the heart beat, and causes an increase in the number of red blood cells. The respiration system functions better, and the body attains strength. There is also an increase in the amount of oxygen that the body receives and the amount of carbon dioxide it releases. Washing uncovered parts of the body cleans out toxic discharge, opens the appetite, supports the digestive system, and stimulates the skin and motion nerves. This stimulation creates significant effect on the neck, the liver, and blood vessels of the stomach. In turn, it passed onto all organs and glands in the human body.