It really works. Give a very simple example. For example, if we feel unwell, under normal circumstances, doctors will prescribe drugs for external application according to different situations. Then we can draw a conclusion that we can achieve certain results through foreign service, and the culture of Chinese medicine is very long, and there are many knowledge points in it that are very connotative.

In our real life, Chinese medicine also occupies a very important position, so I think those so-called Chinese medicine pools still have a certain role, just like when we soak our feet or take a bath, we will add some auxiliary things to achieve the desired effect, which means the same thing. Especially in recent years, everyone is improving their physical fitness. Maybe they are young, maybe they have Chinese wolfberry in their cups, and some people still have the habit of soaking their feet before going to bed at night. So I think the traditional Chinese medicine pool in the hot spring also has a certain effect, but the effect may not be so obvious. If you have only been there once and soaked once, you may just feel that the process of bathing is more comfortable, and there seems to be no big change in your body, but nothing can be done overnight, and it takes time to accumulate.

For example, people's medicated bath can help you get rid of moisture, and it may take a long time to achieve the corresponding effect. Just as some people may be prone to dysmenorrhea during menstruation, such symptoms can be gradually improved through nursed back to health and time accumulation. Moreover, medicinal bath is quite popular in recent years and has been welcomed by many people. I think it must be effective, otherwise why spend money to experience it? And the effect is also discussed according to everyone's physique. Some people have faster and more obvious effects, but some people have different constitutions and may not change in the later period, so there are many factors.