How to use papaya to soak your feet

We can add some medicinal prescriptions when soaking our feet, which can regulate the functions of various organs of the body, such as adding some salt or Chinese medicine. However, I believe that few people have tried the method of soaking feet in papaya. Let us understand the benefits and methods of soaking feet in papaya. Soaking feet in papaya can treat athlete's foot and is very good for treating spleen deficiency. We can press the papaya into soup and then use it to soak feet.

I believe that most people in life suffer from severe athlete's foot. Severe athlete's foot is indeed very serious, because the main symptoms caused by athlete's foot are not just water and itching, but also accompanied by peeling and erosion. It appears over a large area, the skin film falls off, and even causes local ulcers. Edema begins to appear inside. Soaking feet in papaya has many benefits, and it is also effective in treating this annoying athlete's foot.

Papaya is a fruit that has excellent medicinal and edible properties. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that papaya is sweet and flat in taste, and has the effects of nourishing the spleen and stomach, promoting lactation, digesting food, and expelling parasites. It can be used for weak spleen and stomach, loss of appetite, indigestion, food stagnation, postpartum lack of milk, abdominal pain, and expelling red worms and roundworms.

Clear the heart and moisten the lungs: It can be stewed. Papaya stewed with rock sugar can clear the heart and moisten the lungs, and treat diseases such as laryngitis.

Prolong life: Papaya is also known as the "longevity fruit" in China. Eating more papaya can prolong life.

Caring for your hair: Washing your hair with papaya decoction can increase the luster of your hair. It is recorded in "Taiping Shenghui Fang" that combing your hair with papaya soaked in oil can cure "dry and dull hair".

Apply to external hemorrhoids: Papaya can also be used to apply to external hemorrhoids.

Relieve ulcers: If you rub papaya juice on the ulcerated skin, it can accelerate the healing of the ulcer surface.

Modern medicine has also discovered that papaya contains papayaine, which has anesthetic central and anti-amebic dysentery, anti-tumor, antibacterial and anti-parasitic effects. It has a significant therapeutic effect on gastrocnemius spasm and also has the effect of anti-lymphocytic leukemia.

Eating papaya is also beneficial to gastrointestinal digestion and absorption. When you eat more eggs, meat, milk, and some indigestible foods at a banquet or at a family meal, you will feel gastrointestinal discomfort. After eating some papaya, the gastrointestinal discomfort will disappear. The reason is that the protein-digesting enzyme in papaya is working. This enzyme can digest protein, which is beneficial to the body's digestion and absorption of food, and therefore has the effect of strengthening the spleen and digesting food. Also, if you eat too much meat, fat will accumulate in the lower body. At this time, after eating some papaya, the enzymes in the papaya will help break down the meat, reduce the workload of the gastrointestinal tract, and make the fleshy legs slowly become more bony.