In ancient China, accessories containing Traditional Chinese Medicine-such as sachets and neck rings-were already in use, and medical texts documented their health-promoting benefits. In modern times, convenient and aesthetically pleasing health-promoting accessories have gained widespread attention.
Generally speaking, bracelets offer health benefits targeting areas such as the pelvic region, lungs, and large intestine; earrings primarily benefit the eyes and the endocrine system; and necklaces can promote blood circulation while helping to alleviate conditions such as stiffness and soreness, chest pain, chronic headaches, insomnia, constipation, and general fatigue.
Wearing a pearl necklace has therapeutic effects on chronic pharyngitis and hyperthyroidism.
Long-term wear can reduce coughing in patients with pharyngitis, or even stop it entirely; regular wearers are also less likely to develop the condition.
For patients with hyperthyroidism, wearing a pearl necklace can inhibit the growth of goiters and cause them to gradually disappear.
Long-term wear can also alleviate irritability resulting from post-concussion syndrome and help stabilize the mood of individuals prone to volatile temperaments.
