Can mugwort cure skin diseases?

Many people don’t know that mugwort can be used to treat skin diseases, but in fact, the therapeutic effect of this medicinal material is quite good, and it can even completely cure difficult-to-cure skin diseases. However, this is not a Western medicine, so the effect may not be so fast after taking it. It is still necessary to insist on taking it for one or two courses to achieve a good therapeutic purpose. You can also take a bath with mugwort. It takes about half an hour to bathe every day to achieve the best effect.

Mugwort leaves for itchy skin

For skin diseases such as skin itching, eczema, scabies, etc., wash the affected area with water boiled with dry mugwort leaves. Wash it once in the morning and evening every day. After washing, apply the mugwort residue to the affected area for 20 to 30 minutes. The effect is very good.

Treatment of Folliculitis and Eczema with Mugwort Bath

Boil mugwort leaves into juice, then dilute it with water and use it for bathing. It can remove small red bumps on the body and has a certain effect on folliculitis and eczema.

Specific method: Take 30-50 grams of fresh moxa leaves, soak them in boiling water in a bathtub for 10 minutes, take out the moxa leaves, add water to a suitable water temperature and you can take a bath. Why not take a bath with moxa leaves!

Treatment of spleen and stomach deficiency and coldness with mugwort leaf and ginger bath

People with yang deficiency often have pale complexion, cold hands and feet, like heat and fear cold, cold pain in the abdomen, and a pale and fat tongue. Medicinal bath with mugwort and ginger can warm the yang, unblock the meridians and dispel cold, and treat various yang deficiency and cold syndromes. Take 25-50g of mugwort leaves, 25g of ginger, and an appropriate amount of fine salt. Soak ginger slices and moxa leaves in boiling water for 5 to 10 minutes, add them to the warm water in the bathtub, and take a bath when the water temperature is suitable. You can also use mugwort and ginger to rub your abdomen to treat spleen and stomach deficiency and coldness.

Mugwort, ginger and salt water bath to relieve constipation

Take 50 to 100 grams of fresh moxa leaves (25 to 50 grams of dried moxa leaves) and 25 grams of ginger (cut into slices), brew them in boiling water in a bathtub for 5 to 10 minutes, then cool them to a suitable temperature before bathing. When washing, sprinkle a little salt (fine salt will do) on the lower abdomen, and then use moxa leaves and ginger to wipe the lower abdomen in a clockwise direction until the skin becomes red and hot. People with delicate skin do not need to use salt. Instead, they can wipe the skin directly with mugwort leaves and ginger. Doing this once a day will be very helpful in relieving constipation.

Soaking your feet in mugwort leaves to remove dark circles

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that liver and kidney yin deficiency is the main cause of dark circles. Nourishing yin and kidney, clearing and reducing internal heat are the best ways to remove dark circles.

Soaking your feet in mugwort water can effectively eliminate internal heat. The method is: take a small handful of moxa leaves, boil water and soak your feet in it, or take 1 or 4 moxa sticks made of pure moxa leaves, tear them into pieces and put them in a foot soaking bucket, soak them with boiling water for a while, and then add some warm water to soak your feet after the moxa leaves are soaked, until your whole body is slightly sweaty. Generally, it will be effective after soaking for several times for about 2 to 3 days. At the same time, drink more warm water, avoid eating cold food, and get enough rest. You can drink a cup of ginger and red dates water while soaking your feet in mugwort water.

Fumigation with mugwort leaves kills germs. There is a popular saying: "If you have mugwort at home for three years, you won't need a doctor."

The smoke produced by fumigating mugwort leaves can effectively inhibit the spread of various pathogens in the air, but it is harmless to humans and animals. It should be noted that patients with respiratory diseases such as asthma should use mugwort fumigation with caution. It is not that mugwort is harmful to such diseases, but many patients are allergic to various types of smoke and their symptoms are aggravated.