Aromatherapy Functions in Chinese Medicine
Rectifies the Skin: ulcers, abscesses, boils, burns, dry skin, rashes, eczema, dry or oily skin, skin infections, Candida albacans.

Promotes Tissue Repair; Reduces Contusion; Stops Bleeding: injuries.

Calms and Frees the Spirit; Normalizes the Hun/Perspective: anxiety, agitation, extreme moodiness, anxiety, acute fear, frustration, irritability; workaholic perfectionism; emotional denial, emotional crisis, abuse, depression, lack of self-esteem.

Tonifies Qi, especially of the Spleen and Kidneys: fatigue, gastritis, colitis, diarrhea.

Regulates Blood Sugar: hyperglycemia, diabetes.

Clears Blood Heat; Tonifies the Yin: passive bleeding from the nose, mouth, internal organs or uterus.

Disinhibits Damp; Dries Damp; Disperses Phlegm; and Dissolves Stones: local or general water retention, edema, jaundice, loose stool, chronic diarrhea; urinary stones, clear vaginal discharge.

Regulates and Normalizes the Menses: scanty, delayed or absent menses, cramps at the onset of menses, PMS (moodiness and water retention), breast pain, amenorrhea, infertility, hot flashes, night sweats or dry skin in menopause.

Reduces Tumor: tumor; cancerous tumor.

Rids Parasites; Rids Insects: parasitic skin conditions (lice); herpes, ringworm, shingles.