Not long ago, a mother-student encountered this problem, but thankfully, with the right approach, the issue was resolved quickly.
She happily shared her feedback with Teacher Yujun:
“Let me share some good news with you! My son’s eczema is about 80-90% better now. I only did the patting therapy for less than ten days. I had taken him to many hospitals before, but nothing worked. This is such an unexpected and pleasant surprise—I still can’t believe it. Just a few sessions of patting, and he’s already feeling so much better!”
First, it’s important to understand the underlying causes of the rashes.
Internal Factors
Many parents believe that rashes in children are purely a skin issue, but this is not necessarily the case. The root causes can be attributed to the following points:
- Traditional Chinese Medicine: The lungs govern the skin, and blockage in the lungs can cause skin problems.
Most skin conditions are directly related to the lungs, and lung blockages are often linked to emotions such as suppression and sadness.
Children’s emotions are greatly influenced by their parents, and this aspect requires awareness and adjustment. - If a child is frequently anxious or fearful, it can cause the body’s microcirculation to contract, leading to skin issues.
- While in the womb, a child is affected by the mother’s emotions, which are influenced by the family atmosphere and whether the father is fulfilling his responsibilities.
If, during the second trimester of pregnancy, the mother experiences intense emotional stress, it can potentially affect the development of the fetus’s organs. Many of these issues may manifest after birth or during childhood.
Therefore, if a child’s rashes persist despite treatment and keep recurring, it is essential to consider not only environmental and physical factors but also deeper
External Environmental Factors
Changes in climate, such as extreme temperature differences or the transition between dry and wet seasons, can often trigger skin issues, or the child may be allergic to certain elements in the air.
It could also be eczema, so it’s important to maintain local hygiene, keep the affected area clean and dry, avoid overheating, and encourage the child to drink plenty of warm water.
Other possible causes include catching a cold, diet, or excessive exposure to water.
During the adjustment period, avoid exposing the child to irritating substances, refrain from using alkaline soap to wash the skin, and ensure that the room temperature is not too high. When going outside, protect the child from direct sun exposure.
Additionally, frequently change the child’s clothes, and ensure they are loose and comfortable. Clothes should not be too thick or tight, with fine cotton fabrics being the best choice.
Keep the room well-ventilated and clean, and avoid dust that can irritate the skin.
It is even more important for parents to avoid the overuse of antibiotics, as this may not yield the desired results and could backfire, causing harm to the baby’s skin.
However, without the presence of underlying emotional factors, external influences have no foundation to take hold, making it difficult for a true health condition to develop. This is the main reason why people react differently to the same environment.
Vibration Therapy Method
In vibration therapy, it is important to pat the child’s entire body, with a focus on the lungs. If the child frequently develops skin issues, whether it’s eczema, ringworm, or other conditions, most of these are related to the lungs being affected by cold. By primarily focusing on patting the lungs, once the lungs are cleared and open, the skin will naturally improve.
Some parents, driven by anxiety, may rush to eliminate symptoms from the surface in order to feel at ease. However, this anxiety can prevent them from addressing the root cause of the issue and may also lead to the child feeling anxious as well.
Therefore, while adjusting the child’s body, parents should also relax and avoid excessive worry. When you are calm, the child will feel more secure.
Possible Healing Reactions
The vibration therapy method stimulates the body’s self-healing abilities, allowing it to naturally address health issues. This process takes some time and may involve uncomfortable healing reactions, but it effectively enhances and strengthens the child’s self-repair and immune functions, which is the foundation of their health.
At the beginning of the therapy, rashes may appear more prominently as toxins in the body are being expelled. During this time, it’s important to continue with the therapy without interruption.
After a few days, the rashes will begin to improve. They will gradually fade in the order in which they appeared, leaving behind brownish pigmentation spots. Typically, these spots will disappear within 1 to 2 weeks, along with some flaky skin shedding as the body becomes more balanced and restored.
Deeper Healing on a Profound Level
The body and mind are always interconnected, and the core issue behind various symptoms is the blockage of microcirculation, which can be cleared through vibration therap
The root cause of these issues is 80% emotional, and it’s important to have effective methods to address this.
External factors such as the environment usually just aggravate the blockage, acting as a trigger for the manifestation of the problem.
To fundamentally solve the issue, both the body and mind must be harmonized.
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