Muzu has always had a strong concept of "health preservation", and Taiwan's Yongcheng, which is deeply involved in traditional Chinese medicine culture, conformed to the needs of consumers and founded the high-end "Yuxiantang" brand in 2016.
In fact, except for the strong fingertips of the technician and the use of a towel to avoid skin contact during massage, the others are basically the same as the common foot bathing hall. The official claim is that all Taiwanese technicians in the store have received professional training and assessment in Taiwan, and "Yongcheng Traditional Chinese Medicine Training" is one of the characteristic businesses of Taiwan Yongcheng, and the technician qualification is still recognized in the industry. With the expansion of business, Yuxiantang has now recruited many mainland technicians. After official training, the technical level of these technicians is comparable to that of Taiwanese technicians.
In addition to the common foot massage, back and waist massage, and body massage programs, Yuxian Tang also has special conditioning services. It should be reminded that if the customer is really sick, it is recommended to go directly to the regular hospital for treatment, and do not care too much about the "treatment effect" of these services. Only for symptoms similar to exertion, customers can relax and rest during the massage and the time spent, and other TCM recuperation effects are at most self-soothing.
The massage table at Yusendo does not have an integrated sink, so you need to connect an external wooden bucket to soak your feet. In general, hygienic foot bathing shops equip sinks or wooden barrels with disposable plastic film, but the way in which the water is bottled directly in wooden barrels is somewhat surprising, but fortunately, the barrels are cleaned and disinfected. In the case of the common use of traditional Chinese medicine powder to brew foot soaking water in the industry, Yuxian Tang is a rare choice of "menstrual and acupoint medicinal soup" made by boiling Chinese medicinal materials such as Codonopsis, Astragalus and Atractylodes for several hours, and it is claimed to have the effects of rejuvenating jin and replenishing qi deficiency. The actual medical effect of this foot soaking water cannot be verified, but its unique smell and color can give TCM enthusiasts a great sense of pleasure. After soaking the feet, the successive steps are foot soothing massage, calf hot compress, hand leg beating, and foot fixing, among which the calf hot compress and hand leg beating, the technician will wrap the customer with a towel to avoid direct skin contact, which is quite intimate. As for the bipedal cupping, it is done on the sole plate of the foot, so in order to avoid unnecessary pain, we recommend that customers cancel this step. After the massage, Yuxian Tang will provide a healthy refreshment, but due to the small size of the massage room, the refreshments are generally not sent into the room, and diners need to go to the hall to eat.
The therapist does not sell during the massage, but will impart some "health knowledge" based on certain symptoms of the customer, and the customer is advised not to replace the formal medical treatment.
doTERRA essential oils are used in the store to accompany foot massages and serve as a promotional point. Because doTERRA has exaggerated the efficacy of essential oils and used a sales model similar to a pyramid scheme, some customers do not approve of Yusentang's choice. Regardless of the tonality of doTERRA brands, essential oils generally only have a lubricating effect and have little medical effect. As long as it is not taken orally, there is basically no risk for a normal person to apply an appropriate amount of doTERRA application, and customers only need to enjoy the lubrication during the massage.
The scale of each store is not large, but the environment is relatively refreshing and has a strong Chinese style. After May 2018, Qingyang Main Store has adopted a reservation-based operation model, and customers in need remember to make an appointment.
