桂枝汤香疗版
Formula Information
| Item | Content |
|---|---|
| Formula Type | Modified Traditional Chinese Medicine Formula |
| Dilution Ratio | 3% |
| Usage | After dilution, apply to the neck and back or use for aromatherapy |
| Indications | Wind-cold syndrome with sweating and aversion to wind |
| Contraindications | Suitable for exterior deficiency cold syndrome |
Original Formula Composition
Traditional Chinese Medicine Formula: Cinnamomum cassia (Principal), White Peony (Subordinate), Ginger (Assistant), Jujube (Assistant), Licorice (Guide)
This formula is based on a classic traditional Chinese medicine formula and has been modernized using essential oils.
Modified Essential Oil Formula Composition
Modification Notes: Some traditional Chinese herbs in the classic formula cannot be extracted into essential oils. This formula uses essential oils of similar efficacy to replace them, while retaining the core therapeutic ideas and compatibility principles of the original formula.
- Cinnamon Essential Oil: 2 drops
- Ginger Essential Oil: 3 drops
- Roman Chamomile Essential Oil: 2 drops
Classic Formula Entries
This entry is for the application of essential oil modification and corresponds to the following Traditional Chinese Medicine Classic Formula Data Entries (theoretical origin and composition are based on the classics):
- Guizhi Tang (Code CF_003, "Treatise on Cold Damage")
Usage Instructions
Usage Method: After dilution, apply to the neck and back or use for aromatherapy
Dilution Ratio: 3%
Indications: ⚠️ Suitable for exterior deficiency cold syndrome with sweating and aversion to wind
Safety Tips
- Please use strictly according to the recommended dilution ratio
- Perform a skin sensitivity test before first use
- Consult a professional before use by pregnant women, lactating mothers, and infants
- Seek medical attention for severe symptoms