Chicken Gizzard Lining Massage Oil for TCM Abdominal Care with Mugwort 50ml

Chicken Gizzard Lining Massage Oil, known in TCM as Ji Nei Jin (鸡内金) with Ai Ye (艾叶), is a topical blend for abdominal massage. Ji Nei Jin is the dried lining of the chicken gizzard, traditionally associated with supporting digestion in TCM theory. Ai Ye, Artemisia argyi, is a warming herb traditionally used in moxibustion and external applications. This 50ml oil is designed for gentle massage over the abdomen and is traditionally associated with warming and soothing the middle burner.

Key Selling Points

• Topical massage oil featuring Ji Nei Jin (鸡内金) and Ai Ye (艾叶)
• Ji Nei Jin is the dried gizzard lining traditionally used in TCM digestive formulas
• Ai Ye, Artemisia argyi, is a warming herb used in traditional external therapies
• 50ml bottle suitable for abdominal and pediatric massage routines
• Formulated for external use only as a warming massage oil

Quality & Sensory

This massage oil typically appears as a clear to slightly amber liquid with a light, herbal aroma from the mugwort and other botanicals. It is typically smooth and easy to spread, with a gentle warming sensation on the skin. It is not intended for drinking or tasting.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Abdominal massage for adults
• Pediatric massage routine
• Warming massage during seasonal changes
• External use as part of a TCM-inspired massage practice

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory, Ji Nei Jin (鸡内金) is traditionally associated with supporting digestion and the stomach and spleen. Ai Ye (艾叶) is a warming herb traditionally used in external applications to warm the channels. This oil is traditionally used for gentle abdominal massage, often in pediatric tui na routines, to warm and soothe the middle burner. It is for external use only.

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