ZHAO Haiping, KANG Linzhi, LUO Yun, et al. Discussion on Chinese Aromatic Medicinals based on Theory of “Use Qi (Fragrance) to Play a Role”[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2021, 62(9): 743-747.
ZHAO Haiping, KANG Linzhi, LUO Yun, et al. Discussion on Chinese Aromatic Medicinals based on Theory of “Use Qi (Fragrance) to Play a Role”[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2021, 62(9): 743-747.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2021.09.002.
Discussion on Chinese Aromatic Medicinals based on Theory of “Use Qi (Fragrance) to Play a Role”
The "fragrance" of Chinese aromatic medicinals represents its characteristics as well as properties and actions. The term of "use qi nature to play a role"
that is "use fragrance to play a role"
appears late but has a long history of theoretical development. The "fragrance" fully reflects the dispelling
dispersing
unblocking and transforming effects pertain to aromatic medicinals
and can guide the clinical application of aromatic medicinals under the theory of "use qi(fragrance) to play a role" with reference to the properties and actions of four qi and five flavors. Simultaneously
researches to explore the material basis
pharmacological activity and mechanism of "use qi(fragrance) to play a role" have been conducted
which have confirmed the objectiveness of "fragrance" and have enriched its modern theoretical connotation
thereby providing theoretical support for the theory and modern research development of Chinese aromatherapy.
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