Turmeric Warming Foot Patch with Mugwort 10 Patches per Box for Foot Soak and Daily Warmth

Turmeric Warming Foot Patch, known in TCM as Jiang Huang Shu Zu Tie (姜黄舒足贴), is an external foot patch combining turmeric and Nanyang mugwort (艾草, Ai Cao). In TCM theory, turmeric is associated with warming and moving qi and blood, while mugwort is traditionally used for warmth. Applied to the sole, it is traditionally associated with supporting foot comfort and a warming sensation in cool weather.

Key Selling Points

• External foot patch combining turmeric and Nanyang mugwort
• Designed for application to the sole for a warming sensation
• Traditional TCM herbs associated with warmth and circulation support
• 10 patches per box for convenient daily or seasonal use
• Suitable for men and women as a wearable foot care item

Quality & Sensory

The patch typically has a soft, flexible texture that adheres comfortably to the sole. It carries a warm, herbal aroma from turmeric and mugwort. As an external-use product, it is not intended for drinking or tasting.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Apply to the sole for a warming sensation in cool weather
• Use as part of a daily foot care routine
• Wear during rest or sleep for warmth
• Pair with a foot soak for seasonal comfort

Traditional Uses

In TCM folk practice, turmeric and mugwort are traditionally associated with warmth and the movement of qi and blood. Foot patches are commonly applied to the sole, a region linked in TCM theory to the Kidney and Spleen channels, to support a warming sensation. They are often used in cool seasons or after exposure to cold, sometimes alongside a warm foot soak.

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