I Slept With An Onion In My Sock And This Is What Happened
To be honest, I didn’t believe it either, but the effects are mind-boggling! Medically reviewed by Dr. Saba, BHMS, MD Written by , BE Edited by , MA (English) Fact-checked by , BPharm, Certified Health & Wellness Coach.
There are a number of old wives’ tales that seem too good to be true (and crazy, of course!). They don’t make any logical sense, but somehow they still work! And this post is going to talk about something similar – onion in the sock! Trust me, people do swear by it! Even though it emits an unpleasant, foot odor. So let me present to you the onion and sock tale! Wondering how it can even be beneficial to you? Then go ahead and read this post! Were you aware of the fact that the bottom areas of your feet have direct access points to all the internal organs in your body? As per Chinese medicine terminology, these access points are known as meridians, and they form the pathways to each organ in the body. There has been an age-old controversy regarding the existence of meridians, but those who are well versed with Chinese medicine know that the meridian system is very closely related to our body’s nervous system.
Experts say that there are about 7,000 meridians at the bottom of our feet that directly link to different organs! Can you believe that? The image below clearly represents the meridians and their connection points with the organs and systems within the body.
These meridians act as powerful electric circuits within the body, but are often dormant as we mostly cover our feet with footwear. Stimulating these meridians is very important for our body to function healthily. To stimulate the bottom of our feet and to ground ourselves with the earth’s negative ion field, it is always recommended to walk barefoot wherever and whenever you can! One of the coolest ways to stimulate these meridians is to put an onion slice inside your socks (at the bottom of your feet) and wear them to bed. It can give off a stinky, pungent smell but it really works.
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