This Japanese ritual will reduce the risk of stroke in just 15 minutes!


Published: 11:40 17 December 2025
Gazipur, Online Desk: Our busy daily lives, mental stress and irregular lifestyle have a negative impact on the heart and overall health. However, many people in Japan reduce these problems by following a simple, 15-minute daily ritual.
Nutritionist Shweta Shah said that soaking your feet in hot water for 15-20 minutes every day can provide scientifically proven benefits for physical and mental well-being.
How to do it:
Take warm water up to your ankles in a bowl.
Soak your feet for 15-20 minutes.
If you want more comfort, you can mix Epsom salts in the water.
You can use the time to read a book, listen to soft music or breathe deeply.
Finally, dry your feet and wear socks to retain warmth.
Scientific benefits:
Improves blood circulation: According to a 2019 NIH study, footbaths increase blood flow to the feet and help control blood pressure.
Reduces stress and anxiety: A 2018 study found that regular foot baths reduce stress and calm the mind.
Improves sleep quality: Soaking your feet before bed improves the quality of sleep for people suffering from insomnia.
Relaxes muscles and relieves fatigue: Magnesium is absorbed by using Epsom salts, which relaxes muscles and reduces inflammation.
Who is especially beneficial for:
Elderly people: Blood circulation weakens with age. This practice easily maintains heart health.
People suffering from stress and anxiety: Effective for getting mental peace from a busy life.
People suffering from insomnia or restless sleep: A natural solution for insomnia or restless sleep.
All you need is just 15 minutes a day to ensure heart health, mental peace, and overall health. All you need is hot water and a few minutes of voluntary rest.
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