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What problems should we pay attention to in spring health care?
In addition to reducing sweating as much as possible, you should go to bed early and get up late in winter, keep warm and don't get excited. If we don't do these things well in winter, we can't adapt to spring.

Moreover, just as winter affects spring, if spring is not healthy, summer will be uncomfortable.

Chinese medicine believes that yang should be raised in spring and summer, so eat more spicy things in spring. For example, people pay attention to eating spring cakes made of spring leeks on February 2 of the lunar calendar. Leek is pungent, has the function of promoting hair growth, makes people sweat slightly, and can help the body to dissipate cold.

On the contrary, it is not advisable to eat foods that nourish yin and are cold in spring (except for special patients), such as bananas, pears, lilies and tremella. Especially cold things, such as ice cream and cold drinks, will gather cold in the body, leading to spleen deficiency in summer and a series of discomfort.

As the saying goes, illness begins at the foot. Nowadays, many young girls start wearing single shoes very early, which is very bad for their health. The foot and calf are the confluence of the three Yin San Yang meridians of the human body. The inner side of the calf is the three yin meridians of liver, spleen and kidney, and the outer side is the three yang meridians of gallbladder, stomach and bladder, which is very important to the human body. We must pay attention to keeping warm and should not wear single shoes too early.

With the coming of spring, more and more people join the craze of sports, but foggy days are not suitable for sports. Fog beads contain a lot of harmful substances, such as dust and pathogenic microorganisms. Due to the increase of breathing ability during exercise, the lungs are bound to inhale more harmful substances.