The repeated dehydration process isn't difficult to execute; just collect some unburnt vines as fuel and use the materials from the living unit to build a makeshift sauna.
Currently, the area around the campsite is full of fire-dried kindle, enough to burn for three days.
But the issue is with the 'repeated dehydration and rehydration fluid exchange' process—how much life would be left in a person after going through the whole procedure?
This isn't merely a matter of steaming for half an hour to sweat, taking a shower, and then sleeping comfortably.
According to the instructions on Firewood Communication, you have to start with 'two dehydrations and two exchanges' and wait until the sweat completely stops secreting gray substances.
Roughly calculated, just this step alone takes at least two and a half hours.
Not easy!
If only a few dozen are infected, after steaming they can lay in the living units to recover, and plans can be made after the assessment ends.
