Is administering medication through the navel effective for lowering blood pressure?

Traditional Chinese medicine includes the concept of the navel’s ability to absorb substances, which has led many people to blindly purchase such seemingly miraculous products. Numerous facts prove that this approach is ineffective; none of the umbilical absorption medications have withstood the long-term test of the market. And from a scientific standpoint, this approach is completely nonsensical. The navel has no special features in terms of the body’s circulatory absorption capacity or similar aspects. If the drug is truly effective, then methods such as oral administration and injection are more efficient ways to take it. The key is to see whether the drug itself is effective; pay attention to its active ingredients and concentration, check whether it is a product with an approved approval number, and follow the doctor’s advice. Boiling artemisia in water can help lower blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar; drinking it for three months is effective, according to doctors. But it’s too time-consuming to keep going. It’s good that it doesn’t cost much.