Aromatherapy Functions in Chinese Medicine
Tonifies the Qi, especially the Ancestral Qi, and Promotes Sweat: colds and flu with fatigue, aches and pains, fear of cold and coughing; congested sinuses, chronic bronchitis, asthma; catarrhal coughs, bronchitis.

Tonifies the Yang; Tonifies the Blood: poor eyesight, weak knees, lumbar pain, low sexual energy, impotence, infertility, scanty or copious clear urine, amenorrhea, PMS.

Rectifies the Joints: muscular stiffness, cramping and pain, cold cramping joint pain that doesn¡¦t move.

Reduces Infection and Promotes Tissue Repair: general infections, chronic candidiasis, lice, scabies; tissue trauma, sores, burns.

Normalizes the Yi/Intention; Fortifies Memory; Frees and Arouses the Spirit: poor concentration; poor memory, absent-mindedness, lack of self-worth and self-confidence, shyness, complacency, mental stupor, apathy.

Tonifies the Heart: mental and physical pain of the heart; cardiac fatigue, palpitations, anemia, low blood pressure, chills, cold hands and feet, hypothermia.

Fortifies the Stomach and Spleen: loss of appetite, dyspepsia, flatulence, abdominal distention, indigestion, gurgling abdomen, colitis, blood sugar disorders, hyperglycemia.