Restorative fluids are fluids used in the embalming process that help in several ways. They include Metaflow, which conditions tissues and prevents moisture loss, and Rectifiant, which neutralizes impurities in water supplies. Restorative fluids are essential to embalming as they perform chemical processes that allow for restoration and preservation at a level not possible without them, enabling the manual art of restoration.

1. Restorative Fluids
DAVID NORRIS II

2. What is Restorative Fluids?
 Restorative fluids are fluids that are used in the embalming process.
They help with the embalming process in several ways. They come
in many different types such as :
 Metaflow – which has conditioning factors as, stimulation of
drainage, and circulation, it penetrates blood cells, restores
permeability to cell membranes, prevents loss of tissue moisture,etc
 Rectifiant- it is formulated to neutralize and render inert the adverse
embalming effects of purifying chemicals, dissolved minerals, metallic
salts, and water soluble gases commonly present in water supply
sources.

3. Examples of Embalming Fluids

4. How is restorative
fluids used in the
embalming process?

5. Interesting about Restorative Fluids?
 Without restorative fluids the process of
restorative art would be extremely difficult
if not possible in certain cases.
 It amazes me how a simple chemical
can make a job do so much better, and
the end results be so great.

6. Why is this term important to this class
 Although restorative art is done by the
individual. The main thing is that the
manual part of the restorative are could
not be done without the fluids doing their
chemical magic. The restorative fluids do
things on a chemical level that makes it
possible to do the restorative art.

7. Questions about the term?
 What exactly happens when the
restorative fluids come in contact
with the human body.

8. Works cited
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