Wrap your thumb in garlic and wait… It takes effect immediately.

Wrap your thumb in garlic and wait It takes effect

With the acupuncture method, which the Koreans call seed therapy, it is possible to get rid of cough thanks to garlic. The positive effect of acupuncture, especially on pain, is now accepted in the medical world.

South Korean Professor Park Jae Woo developed a method based on acupuncture techniques and Chinese medicine: Su Jok Acupuncture…

KOREAN ACUPUNCTURE

In Korean, su means hand and jok means foot.

Su Jok therapy, which is known as Korean acupuncture and is highly beneficial by those who practice it; We can say that it is a treatment method that serves the human body with plant seeds.

We all research herbal teas and what they are good for, and try to drink regularly. The seeds of these plants, as well as their teas, have therapeutic properties.

In Sukoj therapy, instead of drinking plant seeds, it is applied to acupuncture points. It can also be called a kind of seed therapy.

KOREAN ACUPUNTURE: SU JOK (SEED TREATMENT)

During the therapy, the appropriate seed is adhered to the area representing the aching organ in the hands and feet.

The seed is stored in that area for an average of 8-24 hours.

It is recommended to press on the seed for half an hour as long as it is in the body. In this way, it creates an acupressure effect and the seeds relieve the patient by removing the toxins in the body.

Cough Remedy: Wrap Garlic in Thumb

Sujok garlic method is often used for complaints such as cold, flu, cough, cold and nasal congestion.

  • According to the Sujok garlic method, a clove of garlic is cut in half vertically.
  • The cut garlic ends are put on the thumb with the ends facing up.
  • Medical tapes can be used to fix the garlic.
  • It is recommended to apply on the right hand for women and the left thumb for men.
  • The wrapped garlic stays in the hand for up to 8 hours.
  • It is rubbed by pressing on it for 3-5 minutes every half hour.
  • It is thought to stop coughing in a short time. (Ensonhaber)

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