Yao Benren Bone Pain Patch Mugwort Self Heating Herbal Plaster for Waist 4 Patches Per Box

Yao Benren Bone Pain Patch, known in TCM as Gu Tong Tie (骨痛贴), is a self-heating herbal plaster combining mugwort (Ai Cao 艾草) with traditional warming herbs. Applied externally to the waist, it uses far-infrared heat to support localized comfort. In TCM theory, such plasters are traditionally associated with warming the channels, dispersing cold, and easing stiffness. The soft non-woven fabric backing conforms comfortably to the body for daily external use.

Key Selling Points

• Self-heating herbal plaster with far-infrared warming action
• Contains mugwort (Ai Cao 艾草), a classic TCM warming herb
• Soft non-woven fabric backing for comfortable skin contact
• Designed for external application to the waist area
• Each box contains 4 patches sized 9cm x 12cm

Quality & Sensory

The plaster typically has a dark herbal paste surface with a mild, warm, camphor-like botanical aroma. The non-woven fabric backing is soft and flexible, allowing it to conform to the waist. Upon application, a gentle warming sensation is typically felt as the far-infrared heating action activates.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External application to the waist for localized warmth
• Use during cold or damp weather for traditional comfort
• Apply after physical activity for a warming sensation
• Daily external use as part of a traditional wellness routine

Traditional Uses

In TCM folk practice, warming herbal plasters are traditionally applied externally to support localized comfort in the waist and back. Mugwort (Ai Cao 艾草) is traditionally associated with warming the channels and dispersing cold. Such patches are commonly used during seasonal changes or after exposure to damp and cold conditions, applied directly to the skin for a gentle warming effect.

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