Slapping the stomach may have the benefits of promoting gastric peristalsis, reducing abdominal fat, and minimizing flatulence, but it only plays a supporting role, and slapping in the wrong way or with too much force may also lead to indigestion and other risks.
1. Promote gastric peristalsis: proper patting of the stomach can promote the contact between the food in the stomach and the stomach wall, promote blood circulation in the stomach, accelerate gastric peristalsis, and potentially reduce the occurrence of indigestion.
2. Reduce abdominal fat: patting the stomach can promote abdominal blood circulation, accelerate the consumption and absorption of abdominal fat, play an indirect role in reducing the abdomen.
3. Reduce gastrointestinal flatulence: patting the stomach is conducive to gastrointestinal peristalsis, reducing the production of gastrointestinal flatulence.
However, the patient pat the stomach should be moderate, do not violently pat the stomach, will lead to stomach stimulation stomach cramps, indigestion, causing abdominal pain, nausea and other discomforts. And patting the stomach only plays a mildly auxiliary role.