Chinese medicine external application powder

Chinese medicine sachets originated from the "clothing therapy" in traditional Chinese medicine. There was a folk saying that "wearing a thyme bag will keep you from being afraid of five diseases and pests." Wearing sachets is a folk culture, but it is also a way to prevent plague. Sachets are usually made of Chinese herbal medicines that have a fragrant effect, such as red peony root, three nai, white peony root, calamus, notopterygium, cyperus, gardenia, etc., which are aromatic and can clear turbidity and drive away plague. They contain strong volatile substances.

Basic detailed introduction

Modern research believes that the strong aroma of the herbal medicine in the Chinese medicine sachet is released, forming a small environment with a high concentration around the body, and the herbal ingredients enter the body through the respiratory system. The fragrance can excite the nervous system, stimulate the nasal mucosa, and increase the antigen on the nasal mucosa - metabolic immunoglobulin. It continuously stimulates the body's immune system and promotes the conversion of antigens. It has the effect of inhibiting the growth of various pathogens and can enhance the body's disease resistance.

In addition, after the taste molecules of therapeutic drugs are digested and absorbed by the body, they can stimulate the function of the digestive glands, increase secretion, thereby increasing the activity of digestive enzymes and improving appetite. Children have a low level of immunoglobulin in their nasal mucosa and are more susceptible to respiratory infections, so they are most suitable for wearing sachets.

Let children often put the sachets in their pockets or pillows, which can prevent and treat infectious diseases such as influenza, diphtheria, chickenpox, influenza meningitis, measles, etc.

Preventing colds

On April 7, 2013, the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine "prescribed" the following for H7N9 avian influenza: mulberry leaves, honeysuckle tea, and bupleurum. Based on this prescription and combined with medication experience, your hospital has developed a traditional Chinese medicine sachet for preventing avian influenza.

The Chinese herbal medicines in the homemade Chinese medicine sachets of Nanjing Qinhuai Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital are: Patchouli, mugwort leaves, cinnamon powder, galangal, red peony root, honeysuckle tea, perilla, camphor, mint, etc., which have the function of fragrant smell to avoid filth and remove toxins. Each person takes 1 piece (5-7 grams/piece), hang it on the chest, place it in front of the nose and smell it once in the morning and noon every day, each time for 3 minutes. Place it next to the pillow when sleeping, and change it once a week.