What are the benefits and functions of pedicure?

Pedicure in my country has a history of more than 1,000 years. Pedicure is nothing more than helping people trim their toenails, treat corns, remove dead skin, etc., so that everyone's feet can get better care and show a better appearance. But many people may have doubts, what kind of benefits can pedicure bring to people? The editor has compiled some professional knowledge to share with you.

The maintenance of feet plays a very important role in the health of the whole body, so effective pedicure is particularly important. Its foresight is unmatched by any other part of the body, because various organs of the human body have corresponding acupuncture points on the feet. If there is anything wrong with your body it will show up in your feet, so regular pedicures will help you check your body. A good pedicure is very relaxing and can quickly treat any foot problem you have, or prevent disease if you don't, so why not?

1. Nourish the brain and refresh the mind

Nourishing the brain and refreshing the mind is one of the most significant effects of foot massage. When you feel sleepy, massage your feet to instantly feel refreshed and alert. Regularly massaging the reflex areas of the brain, frontal sinus, brain stem, pituitary gland, etc. can significantly relieve fatigue for those who do mental work. 2. Heart-tonifying and rhythm-regulating

Foot massage can promote blood circulation, increase blood oxygen content, promote metabolism and regulate heart rate. Regularly massaging the reflex areas of the heart, adrenal glands, stomach, and transverse armpits can help nourish the heart and regulate the rhythm of the elderly, infirm, and heart patients. 3. Strengthen the spleen and aid digestion

When you don’t feel like eating, massage your feet for a while and you will immediately taste the aroma of rice and vegetables and your appetite will be stimulated. Regularly massaging the reflex areas of the stomach, intestines, gallbladder, pancreas, thyroid gland, and celiac plexus can strengthen the spleen and aid digestion, increasing appetite.

The above are the many benefits that pedicure can bring to people. Pedicure can treat many human diseases, but the editor believes that pedicure must be performed by professionals. If it is performed by unprofessionals, it is easy to injure the feet, and then you spend money but end up getting hurt. Therefore, you must be careful when doing a pedicure, as the saying goes, "A word of caution makes a thousand miles."