Aromatherapy Functions in Chinese Medicine
Increases the Guardian Qi; Dispels Pathogens; Anti-viral and Antiseptic: deafness following the flu.

Tonifies the Yang: poor circulation, hypothyroidism (use caution with thyroid imbalances), debility, nervous exhaustion, tiredness, insomnia, lethargy (high doses excite).

Rectifies the Joints: muscle pain, osteo-arthritis, rheumatism.

Heals Wounds: wounds and scars.

Rectifies the Lymph System: accumulation of fluid or toxins, lymphatic congestion.

Tonifies and Boosts Lung Qi: asthma, bronchial spasms, spasmodic coughs.

Rectifies Liver Qi; Quells the Liver: poor circulation, headaches, migraine; hepatitis.

Fortifies the Stomach and Spleen: indigestion, poor appetite, digestive spasms, colic, dyspepsia, flatulence, aerophagy, colitis (inflammatory and spastic), spasm, constipation.

Tonifies Reproductive Qi and Promotes Lactation: frigidity, impotence, testicular inflammation, glandular swelling, testicular swelling.