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Experts warn: Do not blindly trust smart health care and anti-aging programs, as they carry health risks.

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On September 7, 2026, the National Health Commission held a press conference to alert the public about the potential risks of intelligent health care and anti-aging programs. Experts from Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital pointed out that some household intelligent devices claim to be able to automatically locate acupoints, unblock meridians, or lower blood pressure and sugar levels. However, their accuracy is limited, and they cannot replace doctors’ comprehensive treatment methods. People with hypertension and diabetes should not reduce or stop taking medication without a doctor’s advice due to the use of massage devices. Additionally, treatments such as “plasma exchange” and “ozone therapy” are specific for severe cases and are not preventive health care options for healthy individuals. Using them for anti-aging or sub-healthy condition treatment is an excessive use of these treatments and illegal behavior, which may disrupt the body’s homeostasis and pose health risks such as infections.

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Experts warn: Do not blindly trust smart health and anti-aging programs; there are health risks involved.

The National Health Commission held a press conference on September 7, reminding the public not to blindly trust intelligent health care and anti-aging programs. Wang Shaosong from Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital pointed out that some intelligent devices claim to automatically find acupoints or unblock meridians to lower blood pressure and sugar levels, which is exaggerated advertising. Home-use products have limited accuracy and cannot replace doctors’ diagnosis and treatment; people with hypertension and diabetes should follow medical advice and take medication properly, and should not reduce or stop taking medicine without a doctor’s guidance. Hu Qiangqiang emphasized that “plasma exchange” and “ozone therapy” are treatments for specific severe conditions, not preventive health care programs for healthy people. Using them for anti-aging or sub-healthy condition management is unauthorized use and illegal behavior, which may disrupt the body’s homeostasis and pose risks of infection.