Foot patches can promote metabolism, promote sleep, relieve fatigue, improve constipation, bad breath and bloating; activate cells, discharge moisture from the body, and relieve pressure on the soles of the feet and joints.

The theory of traditional Chinese medicine believes that there are three yin meridians and three yang meridians in the feet. After the feet receive medicine, they are transmitted to the corresponding organs through the three yin and three yang.

When the foot patch is applied to the sole of the foot, the relevant reflex areas on the sole of the foot are stimulated, blood circulation is promoted, and sufficient power is provided to the transporter protein in the subcutaneous tissue. The drug is absorbed through the skin under the action of the transporter protein. As blood circulation enters the body, harmful substances will also be eliminated through the skin under the action of transport proteins;

Harmful free radicals in the body will also combine with ions in the foot patch and be eliminated from the body in the form of diffusion. ; The combination of the two forms can effectively eliminate toxins from the human body and promote human health. Extended information

Traditional Chinese medicine foot therapy

As early as in the "Huangdi Neijing", it is said that "those who have evil spirits will stain and sweat". It can be seen that bath therapy was advocated at that time. The "Fifty-Two Prescriptions" unearthed from the Mawangdui Han Tomb contains "The prescription for epilepsy in infants is to take the three fruits of Leiwei and mix it with pig decoction. For small babies, use half a bucket of water, for older ones, use one bucket of water, and three-thirds of it." Take a portion and put it in water, scratch it and bathe it.

It means to use traditional Chinese medicine foot therapy to treat children who often suffer from diseases. This is also the prototype of traditional Chinese medicine foot therapy in "Elbow Prescription" and "Qian Jin Yao" in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Many traditional Chinese medicine foot massage formulas for treating diseases have been recorded in "Recipes", "Waitai Secrets", "Typhoid Fever", etc.

Reference: Web link Baidu Encyclopedia─"Foot Patch"