The efficacy and function of wind-chasing oil

Wind-chasing oil is a medicine applied on the outside of the human body. This type of medicine was first sold in Malaysia. Wind-chasing oil has a relatively good therapeutic effect on symptoms such as mental fatigue, rheumatic bone pain, and bruises. Wind-chasing oil has a very good penetrating effect on the human body. It can quickly penetrate into the human cells, promote blood circulation, etc. Then let's introduce the effects and functions of wind-chasing oil.

Efficacy and function

1. Dispel wind and dampness

Rheumatic bone pain is a big problem that troubles many people. After it occurs, people will often experience adverse symptoms such as pain in the limbs and difficulty moving. At this time, you can apply some wind-chasing oil on the painful joints, and then massage them to allow the skin to absorb the wind-chasing oil as much as possible to dispel wind and dampness, and also reduce swelling and relieve pain.

2. Disinfection and itching relief

Disinfection and relieving itching are also important functions of Zhuifeng Oil. When people usually have stubborn ringworm and poisonous sores, they can also use Zhuifeng Oil for treatment. During treatment, you can apply Zhuifeng Oil on the affected area. Using it two to three times a day can disinfect and relieve itching, and can quickly relieve the pain and itching symptoms caused by stubborn ringworm and poisonous sores.

3. Treat dizziness

Wind-chasing oil also has obvious therapeutic effect on human dizziness. During treatment, it is necessary to apply the wind-chasing oil on the relevant acupoints and gently massage them. It can directly act on human nerves, refresh the mind, and relieve adverse symptoms such as dizziness.

4. Prevent motion sickness and seasickness

Many people usually experience dizziness or nausea and vomiting when riding in a car or boat. If you apply a proper amount of wind-chasing oil on your temples or navel before getting on the car or boat, you can effectively prevent the occurrence of motion sickness.

Ingredients and Usage

Wind-chasing oil is a local product of countries in Southeast Asia. The most famous one is the Qianli Wind-chasing Oil produced in Malaysia. It is a Chinese patent medicine. Its main ingredients are white oil, white camphor oil, cassia oil, turpentine and wintergreen oil. It is mild in nature, has no toxic side effects, and can be used by most people. When people need it, they can gently apply the wind-chasing oil on the affected area. It can be applied repeatedly several times a day. It can relieve pain and promote blood circulation.

Indications

Mental fatigue, rheumatic bone pain, dizziness, insect bites, unknown swelling and pain, wet and itchy toes, headache and toothache, itchy skin, vomiting and stomach pain, hemostasis and pain relief, drunkenness and vomiting, stubborn ringworm and poisonous sores, colds and fevers, hot water, fire or knife wounds, muscle paralysis, seasickness, injuries from falls, and dispersing blood stasis and reducing swelling.

If it is used in emergency, you can apply it to the nerve glands, limbs, respiratory organs, nose, throat, or temples, and massage them to allow the medicinal power to penetrate the nerve center. Regular use will be effective and can quickly bring the dead back to life.

Ingredients: White oil, white camphor oil, laurel oil, cloves, turpentine, wintergreen oil

Usage: Gently rub the affected area with this wine-based oil, apply several times a day, it has the effects of dispelling wind and relieving pain, relieving pain, and promoting blood circulation and unblocking meridians.