What is the principle of regulating the body by soaking feet in a foot therapy bucket?

　　Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the human body is a unified whole, with its organs, limbs, and bones interdependent, interdependent, and interrelated. The nose is the root of the Miao orifices, the ears are the root of the divine machine, the breasts are the root of the zong qi, and the feet are the root of the essence qi. The nose, ears, and breasts are the fundamental elements of all aspects of the human body, and the feet are the total source of the essence qi. There is a widely circulated folk saying that "a person has feet, just like a tree has roots" and "when a person grows old, the feet decay first, and the roots of the tree grow old are exhausted first." Therefore, diseases in the whole body can affect the feet, and similarly, foot diseases can also affect the whole body, leading to corresponding diseases. The plantar reflex area is associated with every nerve in the human body, connecting the five organs and six internal organs.

　　The soles of a person's feet gather countless acupoints, and persistently soaking the feet can accelerate blood microcirculation and promote the circulation of qi and blood. Shujin Tongluo, harmonizes Qi and promotes blood circulation, thus achieving the goals of dispelling diseases, dispelling pathogenic factors, supplementing Qi and resolving blood stasis, and nourishing vital energy.

　　One is the theory of blood circulation. The feet are at the bottom of the human body, and harmful substances such as uric acid crystals in the blood deposit on the soles of the feet, which is not conducive to health. By massaging the soles of the feet, harmful substances deposited on the soles of the feet can be decomposed, allowing them to be excreted from the body through sweat and urine.

　　The second is the principle of reflection. The foot is the second heart of a person, and the visceral organs correspond to the acupoints on the sole of the foot one by one. Foot massage stimulates the brain to transmit signals through the reflex area, improves human endocrine and blood circulation, and regulates the physiological environment.

　　The third is the principle of holographic theory. Traditional Chinese medicine views the whole from a local perspective, treating the feet as holographic embryos of the human body, filled with information about the five organs and six internal organs. Massaging the feet is equivalent to massaging the entire body. The fourth is the principles of traditional Chinese medicine meridians, namely the theory of three yin and three yang in traditional Chinese medicine.

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