TCM health care oil for teenagers

As long as you choose the right method and the right medicinal oil, the effect will be much more effective than drinking health tea for a week and applying three first-aid masks after staying up all night. But the premise is not to believe those exaggerated propaganda that "one push can replenish yang energy and cure backache and hair loss".

I had just finished wiping the treatment bed during the evening shift last Wednesday when a kid from 2002 wearing black-rimmed glasses walked in. He worked as a backend worker for a nearby Internet company. He had stayed up for 11 days to catch up on the online version. When he walked in, his neck was so crooked that it looked like someone had pressed the freeze button. He even asked me to help him take off his coat. I was stunned when I touched his shoulder and neck. It was so hard that it made my knuckles ache. The nodules were layered one on top of another. It was more clogged than the shoulder I rubbed on 52-year-old Uncle Wang last month.

Harmful, speaking of it, many people have really deep misunderstandings about our industry. They either think that massage and oil massage are only for middle-aged and elderly people, and young people do it for leisure, or they think wrongly. Not long ago, I had a distant relative, Yin Yang, and I said, "What can you do wrong as a young man, go and massage oil for others?" ”At that time, I directly showed him the record of Gao Mo in "Synopsis of the Golden Chamber", and he stopped. The oils used in regular Chinese medicine clinics are all extracted according to prescriptions. There are mugwort oil to warm the menstruation, angelica oil to promote blood circulation, and ginger root oil for people with heavy dampness. The positions to be massaged are all the twelve main meridians and the circulation routes of the Du meridian and the bladder meridian. During the operation, only the parts to be treated will be exposed. Those who are trying to massage the oil with the name of health care, don't get involved with us.

In fact, the industry still has no unified opinion on whether young people are suitable for frequent oil massage. Director Chen, who is an associate professor at the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in our clinic, always tells us that young people under 25 years old have strong qi and blood. If there are no obvious signs of soreness, pain, pain, or congestion, they can do it once every half a month at most. Frequent massage will disturb the qi and blood, and may cause fatigue and sweating. Last month, a young girl born in 2000 came three times a week, but was scolded by Director Chen later, saying that she would be better off running two laps more when she had nothing to do. But Uncle Li, who works with me, has a kneading skill passed down from his family, so he totally disagrees with this statement. He said that today’s young people stay in air-conditioned rooms every day, with iced milk tea and iced Coke in their hands. They take cars when they go out and stare at the computer when they sit down. The degree of qi and blood stasis is more serious than that of many people in their thirties and forties. As long as they don’t feel flustered or sweat after pushing, once a week is perfectly fine.

My own practical experience is that this matter really cannot be generalized. Let’s take the programmer who was born in 2002. I gave him warm ginger root oil and focused on peeling off the nodules on his shoulders and neck when pushing. He didn’t dare to put in any effort. After pushing, he could turn his neck on the spot. He sent me a message the next day saying that he finally had no stiff neck or fatigue, so it was suitable. For a young man who loves running, jumping and exercising every day, if you insist on pushing him twice a week, he will definitely feel weak all over the next day, which is unnecessary.

Moreover, pushing on young people and pushing on elders are completely different methods. When pushing on the back of aunts, they always like to shout "harder, focus more", wishing you could crush the nodules for her. But when pushing on young men and girls, I usually test my strength first. If I use a little force, they will scream in pain. There are also many people who are shouting for me to push the kidney meridian to replenish yang energy for them, saying that their backache and hair loss must be due to deficiency. To put it bluntly, there are so many deficiencies. Most of them are caused by sitting for a long time and holding back the lower Jiao, causing the pulse to become hard. After two times of pushing the pulse and scraping the lower Jiao, the acne disappears faster than applying anti-acne cream. Last month, there was a child who was a senior in high school. His mother brought him here. He was under so much pressure that he only slept 3 hours a day for half a month. I pushed his shoulders and neck three times and scraped his head. His mother later came over and gave me a cup of milk tea, saying that the child could finally sleep through the night.

Yesterday, I pushed my roommate from the same school. He fell while riding an electric bike last week and twisted his waist. The pain lasted for three days and he had difficulty bending down to tie his shoelaces. I used Angelica sinensis oil for blood circulation to push his waist and bladder meridian. After the massage, he was able to bend over on the spot. He also said that he would introduce clients to me. Oh, by the way, if your neck cracks when you turn your head recently, and your back is so sore after sitting all afternoon that you can't straighten up, don't rush to buy a massager that costs thousands, just find a regular Chinese medicine clinic to try it. If the pain is so bad that you can't even lift your arms the next day after the massage, don't go to that technician next time. Most likely, you just tried too hard because you didn't feel the meridians correctly.