Wu Zhu Yu Cinnamon Foot Patch with Mugwort and Ginger Warming Foot Care 30 Patches

Wu Zhu Yu Cinnamon Foot Patches, known in TCM as Wu Zhu Yu (吴茱萸) and Rou Gui (肉桂), are external foot patches combining Evodia rutaecarpa fruit and Cinnamomum cassia bark with mugwort and ginger. In TCM theory, Wu Zhu Yu is warm and acrid, entering the Liver channel, while Rou Gui is hot and sweet, entering the Kidney, Spleen, Heart, and Liver channels. Traditionally associated with warming the lower body and supporting restful sleep routines, these patches are applied to the sole of the foot for convenient nightly use.

Key Selling Points

• External foot patch combining Wu Zhu Yu and Rou Gui with mugwort and ginger
• Wu Zhu Yu (Evodia rutaecarpa) is traditionally warming and acrid in TCM theory
• Rou Gui (Cinnamomum cassia) is traditionally hot and sweet in TCM theory
• Nanyang mugwort and ginger are included as traditional warming botanicals
• 30 patches per box for convenient nightly foot application

Quality & Sensory

Each patch typically has a soft, adhesive texture with a warm, herbal aroma from mugwort, ginger, cinnamon, and Wu Zhu Yu. The botanical blend is not intended for tasting. Patches are applied externally to the sole of the foot and are typically left in place for a period of time as part of a warming foot care routine.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External foot patch applied to the sole of the foot
• Nightly warming foot care routine
• Foot soak companion for seasonal warming
• External use only, not for ingestion

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory, Wu Zhu Yu is traditionally used in warming formulas and is associated with the Liver channel, while Rou Gui is traditionally used to warm the interior and support the Kidney, Spleen, Heart, and Liver channels. Mugwort and ginger are common traditional warming botanicals. These patches are traditionally applied externally to the sole of the foot as part of a warming routine, often in the evening.

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