Aromatherapy Functions in Chinese Medicine
Increases the Guardian Qi; Fights Infection: chronic respiratory and intestinal infection.

Rectifies the Brain: nervous depression, anxiety, melancholy, memory loss, shock, fainting, coma, epilepsy, concussion.

Opens the Chest; Transforms Phlegm; Increases the Guardian Qi: coughing white phlegm, tight chest, wheezing, chronic bronchitis, whooping cough, congested nose, thin nasal discharge, loss of smell.

Promotes Lactation: insufficient lactation.

Warms and Fortifies the Spleen: dull epigastric pain relieved by eating, stomach ulcers, nausea, vomiting, indigestion, hiccup.

Tonifies the Yang Qi of the Kidney: adrenal insufficiency, lower back pain, weakness, fear of cold, fatigue, exhaustion.

Tonifies Reproductive Qi (since ancient times): infertility, sexual disinterest, prostate problems, delayed or scanty menses, menstrual cramping.

Antidotes Poison: animal bites.

Rids Insects.