The effect of Yao medicine bath

Some people are not very clear about Yao medicine. In fact, Yao medicine is a national medicine. It is the crystallization of the wisdom of the Yao people in Guangxi. It is a newly developed special medicine that has a certain effect on anti-cancer. Yao medicine can also be considered a type of Chinese medicine culture. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that Chinese medicine can not only be drunk, but also achieved through foot soaking or bathing. Yao medicine can be used for bathing. So what is the effect of Yao medicine bath?

It is understood that Chinese folk medicine has its own characteristics among different ethnic groups. Among them, Yao medicine is the most popular. The Yao people have passed it down orally for thousands of years without any written records. The miraculous prescriptions and medicines are only handed down from ancestors. After years of statistics, there are about 327 kinds of Yao medicines, among which 35 kinds of medicines such as yellow broom, detoxification vine, maple lotus leaf, etc. are used to make Yao bath prescriptions.

The Yao people are an ancient ethnic group with a thousand-year history. The place where they live is mountainous, rainy and foggy, and they are vulnerable to diseases. Surviving in such a harsh natural environment, many Yao women give birth to several children, but strangely, these Yao women rarely suffer from gynecological diseases. It turns out that living in such a special environment, the Yao people have learned to identify the properties of various plants and use their branches, roots, bark, leaves and flowers to treat diseases. The Yao people who live in this natural storehouse of Chinese medicine rely on these herbs to cure their illnesses one after another. The Yao people rarely go out of the mountains to seek medical treatment. If they have any problems, they just pick some herbs themselves and solve the problem easily. Originally living in the Dayao Mountains, their incidence rate is much lower than that of urban residents. Take gynecological diseases as an example. The average incidence rate of women in cities is over 80%, while the Yao women living in the deep mountains and forests, despite such a poor medical environment, have a gynecological disease rate of less than 10%. The Yao ethnic group is a world-renowned "longevity nation". At the "International Women's Health Forum" held at the United Nations headquarters, Yao women were named "the healthiest women in the world."

Through generations of exploration and accumulation, the Yao ethnic group has gradually formed its own set of ethnic medicine.

The most representative of these is the magical "Three Days of Work" (also known as "Three Brews of Yao Medicine"), an ancient recipe handed down by the Yao ethnic group for thousands of years. After giving birth, Yao women can take a medicinal bath that allows them to go back to work in three days. They can then go to the fields to work and go up the mountain to chop wood without fear of wind or sun. They can also keep a slim body and a rosy complexion. On the first day, take a bath in the first magical Yao bath: remove odors and foul air; on the second day, take a bath in the second magical Yao bath: tighten the vagina, tighten the abdomen, and repair a damaged vagina; on the third day, take a bath in the third magical Yao bath: quickly restore physical strength and improve immunity. Yao women and babies in confinement after childbirth.

It is reported that the custom of taking Yao bath has been popular among the Yao people. Taking a Yao bath is not just a common custom of the Yao people. To prepare a complete Yao bath prescription, more than twenty kinds of Chinese herbal medicines are needed. The dosage formula is in place.