Mugwort Foot Patches Herbal Foot Sole Patch 50 Patches Bagged Wormwood Foot Patch

Price range: $4.51 through $6.53

Description

Mugwort Foot Patches, known in TCM as Ai Ye (艾叶), from Artemisia argyi, are external herbal patches applied to the sole of the foot. In TCM theory, mugwort is warm and bitter, associated with the Liver, Spleen, and Kidney channels, and traditionally used for warming and supporting the lower body. This bagged foot patch format is designed for convenient external use as part of a daily foot care routine.

Mugwort Foot Patches Herbal Foot Sole Patch 50 Patches Bagged Wormwood Foot Patch overview
Mugwort Foot Patches Herbal Foot Sole Patch 50 Patches Bagged Wormwood Foot Patch overview
Mugwort Foot Patches Herbal Foot Sole Patch 50 Patches Bagged Wormwood Foot Patch overview

Key Selling Points

  • Made with mugwort (Ai Ye, 艾叶) as the primary herbal material
  • External foot sole patch format for convenient at-home use
  • Bagged packaging with 50 patches per bag
  • Traditional TCM herb associated with warming the lower body
  • Simple to apply to the sole of the foot before rest
Mugwort Foot Patches Herbal Foot Sole Patch 50 Patches Bagged Wormwood Foot Patch key features
Mugwort Foot Patches Herbal Foot Sole Patch 50 Patches Bagged Wormwood Foot Patch key features
Mugwort Foot Patches Herbal Foot Sole Patch 50 Patches Bagged Wormwood Foot Patch key features

Quality & Sensory

The patches typically present a soft, flexible texture with a mild herbal aroma characteristic of dried mugwort. The herbal material is generally dark green to brownish in color. As an external-use product, it is not intended for tasting or drinking.

Mugwort Foot Patches Herbal Foot Sole Patch 50 Patches Bagged Wormwood Foot Patch quality and texture
Mugwort Foot Patches Herbal Foot Sole Patch 50 Patches Bagged Wormwood Foot Patch quality and texture
Mugwort Foot Patches Herbal Foot Sole Patch 50 Patches Bagged Wormwood Foot Patch quality and texture

Technical Specifications

Product Type External herbal foot patch
Chinese Name 艾叶
Pinyin Ai Ye
Botanical Name Artemisia argyi
Plant Part Leaf
Form Bagged foot patches, 50 patches per bag
Mugwort Foot Patches Herbal Foot Sole Patch 50 Patches Bagged Wormwood Foot Patch specifications
Mugwort Foot Patches Herbal Foot Sole Patch 50 Patches Bagged Wormwood Foot Patch specifications
Mugwort Foot Patches Herbal Foot Sole Patch 50 Patches Bagged Wormwood Foot Patch specifications

Usage Scenarios

  • External foot sole application before bedtime
  • Daily at-home foot care routine
  • Seasonal warming foot care in cooler weather
  • Relaxing foot care after long standing or walking
Mugwort Foot Patches Herbal Foot Sole Patch 50 Patches Bagged Wormwood Foot Patch in use
Mugwort Foot Patches Herbal Foot Sole Patch 50 Patches Bagged Wormwood Foot Patch in use
Mugwort Foot Patches Herbal Foot Sole Patch 50 Patches Bagged Wormwood Foot Patch in use

Traditional Uses

In TCM tradition, mugwort (Ai Ye) is a warming herb often used in external preparations and moxibustion. Folk practice applies mugwort-based patches to the sole of the foot, particularly at Yongquan (KI1), as part of evening routines. It is traditionally associated with warming the lower body and supporting comfort during seasonal changes.

FAQ Q&A

Q: What is this product?

A: It is a bagged external foot patch made with mugwort (Ai Ye, 艾叶) that is applied to the sole of the foot.

Q: What is mugwort traditionally associated with in TCM?

A: In TCM theory, mugwort is a warm, bitter herb associated with warming the lower body and supporting the Liver, Spleen, and Kidney channels.

Q: How is it commonly used?

A: It is typically applied externally to the sole of the foot, often in the evening, and removed after a period of rest. It is not for eating or drinking.

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