What are the benefits of boiling yellow peel leaves in water for bathing

I believe everyone has heard about using kumquat leaves to boil water for bathing. In fact, its health benefits are not too obvious. It is mainly used to drive away evil spirits and avoid evil spirits among the people. It is a kind of auspicious thing. If you want to use kumquat leaves water to bathe and stop sweating in summer, the effect is not obvious. However, you can use some Chinese medicine massage or use antiperspirants to treat sweating.

1. Auspicious objects for blessing, exorcism, warding off evil, and disinfection

Pomelo leaves and kumquat leaves are auspicious objects used by the Chinese people for praying for blessings, exorcising evil spirits, avoiding filth and disinfecting. The custom of washing hands with pomelo leaf water has a long history. When people are unlucky, things don't go well, after visiting a sick person, after attending a funeral, or before burning incense, before a lottery, before an exam, before a competition, before gambling, etc., washing hands or face with grapefruit leaf water will bring unexpected good mood and good luck.

2. Traditional Chinese medicine massage can easily stop sweating

Stand up the tip of your thumb and press Hegu point firmly for 2-3 minutes until you feel obvious soreness at the point. Then use the tip of your thumb to gently rub Fuliu point clockwise for 3-5 minutes until you feel slight soreness at the point. Fuliu point is about three horizontal fingers upward from the midpoint between the tip of the medial malleolus and the posterior edge of the Achilles tendon. Note that Hegu point is the key point, and Fuliu point should be massaged gently.

3. Antiperspirants

Some ingredients in antiperspirants can block the sweat gland ducts that produce sweat and cause the secretory cells to atrophy, thereby reducing sweat secretion. Some antiperspirant ingredients also have bactericidal effects and are effective against smelly sweat. Generally speaking, these drugs must be used continuously for a period of time to achieve a satisfactory antiperspirant effect, and then they can be used at a reduced frequency to maintain the efficacy. Of course, the antiperspirant effect depends on personal reaction and varies from person to person. Since antiperspirants only temporarily inhibit the secretory function of sweat glands, the sweat glands will gradually return to their previous state after discontinuation of the drug.