Traditional Chinese medicine nourishes the kidneys and helps the rubber and has a positive effect on rheumatic paralysis, weakness and even cramps and sunken legs in the elderly

Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) theory believes that Chinese medicine can nourish the kidneys, assist rubber (here may refer to a specific drug or therapy and rubber metaphor, but according to conventional understanding, should be “relaxing the tendons and activating the collaterals” or similar concepts), and have a positive therapeutic effect on rheumatic paralysis, weakness, and even cramps and lower limb depression in the elderly population.

From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, the kidney is regarded as the foundation of the human body, responsible for important physiological functions such as growth, development, reproduction and water metabolism. Whether the kidney is strong or not is directly related to the overall health of the human body. Therefore, through the recuperation of traditional Chinese medicine, it can nourish the kidney and enhance its function, thereby indirectly promoting the smooth and balance of Qi and blood in the whole body.

At the same time, many ingredients in Chinese medicine have the effect of relaxing tendons and activating collages, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, and can improve the symptoms of muscle and bone pain and joint stiffness caused by rheumatism invasion, Qi and blood stasis and other reasons. These ingredients can penetrate into the diseased area, promote local blood circulation, accelerate the resolution of inflammation, and relieve pain and discomfort.

For the symptoms of rheumatic paralysis, weakness, cramps and lower limb depression in the elderly population, the effect of Chinese medicine is particularly significant. Through long-term, appropriate use, can gradually improve the physical condition of patients, enhance their resistance, so as to reduce or eliminate the impact of these symptoms on patients’ daily life.

In addition, traditional Chinese medicine also emphasizes the concept of “treating no disease”, that is, preventing and recuperating diseases before they occur. For the elderly, regular Chinese medicine recuperation can enhance physical fitness, delay aging and prevent disease. Therefore, the traditional Chinese medicine theory has important application value in the health care of the elderly population.