Evodia Cinnamon Foot Patches Wu Zhu Yu Rou Gui Multi-Site Herbal Patches with Mugwort 30 Patches

Evodia Cinnamon Foot Patches, known in TCM as Wu Zhu Yu Rou Gui (吴茱萸肉桂), combine Evodia rutaecarpa fruit and Cinnamomum cassia bark with mugwort in an external adhesive patch. In TCM theory, evodia is traditionally associated with dispersing cold, cinnamon with warming the Kidney and guiding fire downward, and mugwort with gentle warming of the channels. Applied to the Yongquan points on the soles or the Shenque navel area, these patches are traditionally used in wellness routines for upper heat with lower cold patterns. For external use only.

Key Selling Points

• Herbal foot and body patches featuring evodia fruit and cinnamon bark with mugwort
• Identified in TCM as Wu Zhu Yu Rou Gui (吴茱萸肉桂) external patch
• Traditionally associated with warming the lower body and supporting comfort in upper heat lower cold patterns
• Suitable for the soles, navel area, and other body sites
• Box of 30 adhesive patches for convenient daily external application

Quality & Sensory

Each patch typically presents a warm brown herbal layer on a breathable fabric backing, with the characteristic pungent, spicy-sweet aroma of evodia and cinnamon. The adhesive layer is designed to hold the herbs in place during wear.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Apply to the Yongquan points on the soles as part of an evening foot care routine
• Place on the Shenque navel area for traditional warming wellness use
• Use on other suitable body sites for localized herbal comfort
• Wear during rest or sleep as part of a seasonal warming ritual

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, evodia is traditionally used to disperse cold and redirect ascending fire downward, while cinnamon warms the Kidney Yang and invigorates the channels. Mugwort is traditionally applied to warm meridians and stop cold-related discomfort. Combining these herbs in an external patch follows the folk practice of applying warming herbs to the soles or navel to encourage a balanced flow of Qi between the upper and lower body.

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