Herbal Bath & Wash

Bathing and washing methods are some of the cheapest and safest remedies for many common ailments. In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), physicians apply the water therapies as external treatment for their patients and usually in conjunction with approaches like heat compresses, soaking and massage.

Enjoying Natural Springs to Promote Health

Natural spring water can be of various temperatures, pressure and mineral content. Generally, hot spring bathing should not be taken too frequently, for too long or at too high a temperature. Individuals with health problems should consult a professional before taking a hot spring bath, as it may acerbate their…

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Herbal Foot Baths to Promote Health

The feet are start points of three leg yin meridians and ending points of three leg yang meridians, there are over sixty acupoints located below the ankle on each of the leg. Soaking feet regularly in hot water can stimulate these acupoints, which help enhance blood circulation, regulate internal organs…

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Chinese Herbal Baths

Soaking a herbal bath is a pleasure experience, which help relaxation and rest, the healing properties of herbs also offer many health benefits. Chinese herbal baths are generally indicated for conditions

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Taking Cold Baths to Promote Health

Traditional Chinese medicine has a long tradition in promoting health by taking cold baths. Long-term benefits of cold baths are help a range of ailments including headache, insomnia or nervousness; it also good for prevention of cardiovascular diseases, flu and airway diseases, stimulating the digestive process and promoting skin…

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TCM References for Bathing and Washing

The tradition of water cures occurs in many cultures, ancient people discovered that certain bathing methods were beneficial for particular conditions. In TCM understanding, water can open the pores of the skin, expel accumulated wastes, promote blood and qi flows, free the tendons and joints, refresh the spirit and harmonize…

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