Who should not bathe old smell leaves?

Those who have just eaten should not bathe in the old smelling leaves, because the blood vessels become tense, easily leading to anemia in the abdominal cavity, heart, poor digestion, dizziness.

'The custom of cleansing the ceiling of the New Year's Eve' (bathing in the water of old-scented leaves) has been applied by most Vietnamese from ancient times to the present, from generation to generation. However, not everyone can bathe with old-scented water.

Coriander also provides many vitamins such as vitamin B6, B12, A, C and minerals: thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, pantothenic acid, folate, cholin, iron, magnesium . contain other essential compounds such as carbohydrates, proteins and fats.

There have been many scientific studies proving the uses of coriander for health.

According to Herbalist Ngo Duc Phuong (Institute of Traditional Medicine), in oriental medicine, coriander has a spicy taste, warmth, non-toxicity, has a digestive effect, defecates urination, fights fatigue, circulates blood circulation, relieve stress, restore health, help the body to keep the fragrance, clean.

Therefore, taking a bath of boiling water from old seeds or coriander leaves skin clean. Every time you bathe with coriander leaves or coriander seeds, your body gets hot and sweaty after bathing, so your skin is cleaner, helping to kill bacteria, which partly has the effect of preventing infectious diseases.

Bathing in old leaf water has been applied by Vietnamese for many generations.

In addition, folk often use old coriander stems and some other herb leaves or are used to cook bath water for people with measles, making them grow faster to treat measles.

At the same time, the aroma of the leaves is spicy, warm, has the effect of blood circulation, relieves nervous tension, restores health. According to many studies, this plant also has good antiseptic and antibacterial properties. Coriander essential oil contains high antioxidants, can reduce skin inflammation, anti-inflammatory .

In addition, Ngo Duc Phuong's physician also emphasized that at the end of the year, people use fresh (or dried) coriander to cook water and bathe and wash their faces to ward off the unfortunate things of the old year, to welcome the year. much luck.

To have the pot of old-smelling water, the housewives need to prepare two bundles of old smell, ginger, salt. Next, wash the coriander leaves and ginger, crush the ginger (not chopped up but only smashed), pour water and boil. After boiling water, strain the boiled coriander leaves, add a pinch of salt, dilute with warm water and use.

Herbalist Ngo Duc Phuong also emphasized that the use of old scented leaves to clean the body, according to the folk belief, this is also a way to "purify the ceiling to welcome a lucky new year". Accordingly, the 'custom of purifying the ceiling of the New Year's Eve ' is applied by most Vietnamese from ancient times to the present, from generation to generation.

However, not everyone is bathed in this fragrance-specific water. Accordingly, people who are suffering from skin-related diseases such as atopic dermatitis, scratched skin, peeling skin, skin infections . should not shower different types of leaf water in general and coriander leaves in particular.

For those who have just eaten, they should not bathe in the old smelling leaves because they cause blood vessels to stretch, which can easily lead to anemia in the abdominal and heart cavities, which leads to poor digestion, dizziness and heart palpitations.

Do not bathe for children who have had measles or chickenpox during a fever, measles incubation or when the rash has grown and even when the measles has just flown. By doing this accidentally will make children more allergic diseases.

In particular, housewives also note that the use of seeds or coriander leaves to bathe children with measles should be extremely careful because some children are susceptible atopic, this will accidentally make children more allergic. .