Traditional Herbal Tibetan Foot Soak Liquid Stress Relief Himalayan Non Steam Therapy

Traditional Herbal Tibetan Foot Bath Liquid Stress Relief Himalayan Non Steam

Traditional Herbal Tibetan Foot Bath Liquid Stress Relief Himalayan Non Steam Therapy Hair Soak

Characteristic

1.Basic Tibetan medicine ingredients: usually include five sweet dew medicinal herbs such as Juniperus leaves, Rhododendron leaves, Water Cypress branches, Ephedra sinica, and "Kanba".It can dilate blood vessels, accelerate blood flow, improve systemic blood circulation, help alleviate problems.By using a warming effect and herbal ingredients, muscles can be relaxed, especially for people who stand or walk for a long time, which can effectively relieve fatigue in the feet and other parts of the body

2.Snow lotus flowers can warm the kidneys, promote yang, dispel wind and dampness.it can alleviate symptoms caused by cold dampness such as joint pain and muscle soreness, and improve the body's cold dampness constitution.

3.Duyi Wei has the effects of promoting blood circulation, relieving pain, removing blood stasis, and stopping bleeding.Some ingredients have antibacterial and antiviral effects, which can enhance the body's immunity, improve resistance, prevent the occurrence of diseases, and long-term use can make the body healthier.

Precautions

1. Taboos: pregnant women, women in menstruation, pregnant women, people with skin ulceration and infection, patients with severe cardiovascular disease, patients with severe hypertension, patients with severe diabetes, children and those allergic to Tibetan medicine ingredients should not be used

2. Usage time: Avoid using immediately before or after meals, preferably 1-2 hours after meals to avoid causing hypoglycemia or digestive dysfunction, and increasing the burden on the heart.

3. Medicated bath process: If discomfort symptoms such as dizziness, palpitations, chest tightness, and skin allergies occur during use, stop using immediately and seek medical attention promptly.

4. Special circumstances: People with wounds, ulcers, or inflammation on their feet should be particularly cautious when using foot baths, and it is best to consult a doctor's opinion first.