Aromatherapy Functions in Chinese Medicine
Moves and Rectifies Qi: epigastric spasm, nervous indigestion, nausea, flatulence.

Frees and Arouses the Spirit; Normalizes the Hun/Perspective; Reaches the Inner Child; Reabsorbs the Spirit into the Heart; Promotes Longevity: restlessness, insomnia, nervous agitation, hypertension, depression for those who do not respond well to pressure, for those who are easily traumatized and hold things in rather than express them outwardly, phobia, paranoia, smothering from childhood, anxious depression, sense of foreboding, shock, grief, anger.

Stops Bleeding: bleeding from injuries, nosebleed, blood in the urine or stool.

Rectifies the Liver; Clears Liver Heat; Stops Pain: nervous asthma, cough, bronchitis with yellow phlegm; temple or vertex headaches, migraine, dizziness, ringing in the ears, chronic candidiasis, menstrual pain, herpes.

Reduces Tumors: head and neck swellings, scrofula, tumors.

Expels Worms: intestinal worms, insect stings.