A long-standing tradition has been preserved until now and medicinal herbs have entered the subconscious of the Dao people, becoming an irreplaceable means of health care when someone in the family is sick. , tired. Some of the plants in the bath remedy are grown in the home garden for convenience. Bath medicine of the Dao people is a typical form of using plants as medicine for health care and treatment that has existed since ancient times. The number of medicinal plants in a bath remedy is often very large, ranging from 10 to 120 species, belonging to many different plant families and life forms.

Many of us have probably heard that ethnic women often bathe in water made from plants to help their bodies recover quickly. Just a few days after giving birth, the pregnant woman can go to the fields to work, sometimes even carrying her newborn baby with her. For pregnant women from the lowlands, this is beyond imagination. Is it possible that thanks to bathing medicine, ethnic minority pregnant women can recover their health so quickly?

In many ethnic communities in mountainous areas, in addition to common traditional forms of medicine such as decoctions, medicinal wine, oral medicinal herbs, poultices for broken bones, etc. There is also bath medicine of the Dao people. It is a typical form of using medicinal plants for health care and treatment that has existed since ancient times, a beauty of traditional medical culture in ethnic communities in Vietnam.