Does soaking wolfberry in wine and rubbing it on your legs really work?

Wolfberry is very common in our daily life. Many people use wolfberry to make tea, which can improve eyesight, nourish the kidney and liver, and protect vision. However, wolfberry is warm in nature and should not be consumed too much as it can easily cause getting angry. In daily life, many people will use wolfberry soaked in wine to apply on their legs to treat varicose veins. If the symptoms are not too serious, you can try long-term application to see the effect. If the symptoms are serious, you still need to go to the hospital for surgical treatment to solve the fundamental problem.

Recommendation : It is not clear whether wolfberry can be used for joint pain in general, so it is recommended that Chinese medicine should not be used indiscriminately. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a local imaging examination to consider whether it is soft tissue injury or joint rheumatoid inflammation.

There is only one cure for varicose veins in the lower limbs, and that is surgery. Surgery is recommended. Other methods can relieve symptoms. It cannot cure the disease.

The medicinal effects of wolfberry are to strengthen the body, produce essence and replenish the marrow, nourish yin and tonify the kidney, replenish qi and calm the mind, strengthen the body and delay aging. Soaking wine mainly nourishes yin, strengthens the kidney and resists aging. It doesn't seem to have much effect when used to apply on the legs, and most of the effect comes from the bactericidal effect of the alcohol.

I have been using wolfberry to soak in wine for a month or two, and the effect is that the color of the blue veins has become lighter. Before, my legs would swell and hurt after walking for a long time, but now it doesn't happen anymore. This wolfberry sugar-containing product is very sticky when applied on the legs. You have to wear pajamas when applying it at night because it is hot in the summer. You should wait until it cools down before using it.

Auxiliary + pain relief, from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, it is the stagnation of Qi and blood. Figuratively speaking: there is silt in the river, and the blood vessels are not thick to begin with, so they can only be twisted. If they are blocked, they will be unblocked. If they can't flow and have to force it to flow, it will definitely be painful.

It is recommended to exercise more, at least to promote blood circulation. In addition, you can consider dietary therapy that promotes blood circulation and removes blood stasis. This is the fundamental.