Is it effective to apply Evodia rutaecarpa on the soles of the feet? What are the effects?

Evodia rutaecarpa is a relatively common weed, but in the theory of traditional Chinese medicine it is not a useless weed, but a Chinese herbal medicine with powerful medicinal therapeutic effects. With the rapid development of modern life, people are paying more and more attention to traditional Chinese medicine, and its various prescriptions are deeply favored by people. Evodia rutaecarpa is one of the representatives used by people to treat diseases. Let’s take a look at the effect of applying Evodia rutaecarpa on the soles of the feet? What are the effects?

Evodia rutaecarpa is slightly poisonous, but its toxicity can be reduced by processing it with vinegar. Applying Evodia rutaecarpa mixed with vinegar to the soles of the feet can nourish the yin of the liver and kidneys. For external use, apply in appropriate amount. It is recommended to gradually increase the dosage from 10g for the first time and preferably control it to less than 15g.

[Effects and characteristics] This product soothes the liver and lowers the qi, reduces the upward flow of the cold qi of the Jueyin meridian to disperse the cold evil of the Jueyin meridian, and thus treats Jueyin headaches; it is used to treat chest and abdominal distension, vomiting and acid regurgitation, and can warm the middle and reduce turbidity, harmonize the liver and stomach to stop vomiting and reduce acid. In short, no matter whether it is treating the liver or stomach or treating cold and dampness in the middle and lower parts of the body, its pungent nature, bitterness and downward movement are the key. This product is used in small amounts together with cold medicines to effectively treat liver fire rising, vomiting and acid regurgitation, as well as damp-heat diarrhea.

【Effects】

1. Dispel cold and relieve pain: ① Used for patients with frequent attacks of cold pain in the forehead that does not heal over a long period of time and accompanied by spitting of saliva, it can be used together with Codonopsis pilosula and ginger. ② Used for abdominal pain caused by cold, take it together with fennel, Toosendan fruit, and costus root. It can also be decocted with sesame oil and wine. ③ Used for cold and dampness, beriberi, abdominal pain, confusion and loss of consciousness, and used with papaya, betel nut and ginger, such as Wu Yu papaya soup. ④ Used for cold and dampness blocking the stomach, epigastric distension and pain, acid regurgitation and irritability, used with Coptis chinensis and Alpinia officinarum.

2. Regulating Qi and stopping vomiting: ① It is used for deficiency-cold in the stomach, with symptoms of vomiting after eating, abdominal pain, or dry retching and saliva. It can be used together with Paojiang. If it is liver fire invading the stomach, with symptoms of flank pain, acid regurgitation, and vomiting, it can be used together with Coptis chinensis, such as Zuojin Pills. ②For mouth and tongue ulcers caused by excess heat in the upper burner, deficiency cold in the middle burner, and Yin fire in the lower burner, grind this product into powder and mix with vinegar to apply to the soles of the feet.

3. Warming the spleen and eliminating dampness: It is used for athlete's foot caused by cold and dampness, and swelling of the lower limbs and shins. It can be used together with papaya, betel nut, perilla leaf, etc., such as Jiming Powder.