Health-care foot-bathing water

Abstract

The invention relates to health-care foot-bathing water which is prepared by mixing 1.2-2% of peppermint leaf juice, 3-5% of frost mulberry leaf juice, 1.2-2% of ginkgo leaf juice, 1.5-3% of chamomile juice, 2.4-4% of liquoric root juice, 2.4-4% of baical skullcap root juice and 75-90% of water. When in use, the health-care foot-bathing water is poured into hot water for use. The foot-bathing water can be used for improving dysfunction of circulatory function, increasing perfusion flow of micro-blood vessels, increasing appetite, improving sleep and delaying senility.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a foot bath water with health care function. Background technique [0002] There are 5 of the 12 meridians in the human body. The starting points of the meridians are distributed in the feet. Since ancient times, there has been an understanding that the feet, health and disease are the inner and outer sides of each other. In addition, the feet are the lowest part of the human body and far away from the heart, which is prone to blood circulation. Unsmooth, and the metabolite discharge is difficult again, so the foot has a certain relationship with the occurrence of some diseases including hypertension, and there is no medicine for treating hypertension from the foot in the prior art. Contents of the invention [0003] The object of the present invention is to provide a health-care foot bath water that promotes blood circulation, improves microcirculation function, and has a good effect on treating high blood pressure. [0004...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] There are 5 of the 12 meridians in the human body. The starting points of the meridians are distributed in the feet. Since ancient times, there has been an understanding that the feet, health and disease are the inner and outer sides of each other. In addition, the feet are the lowest part of the human body and far away from the heart, which is prone to blood circulation. It is not smooth, and it is difficult to discharge metabolites. Therefore, the foot has a certain relationship with the occurrence of some diseases including hypertension, and there is no medicine for treating hypertension from the foot in the prior art.