There are several types of orange peel that can be used as traditional Chinese medicine, such as tangerine peel, green peel, and orange red.
Tangerine peel refers to the dried and ripe peel of oranges, which has the effects of regulating qi and strengthening the spleen, drying dampness and dissolving phlegm. It is often used for symptoms such as chest fullness, loss of appetite, cough and phlegm. Tangerine peel is the most common in medicinal materials, which can be divided into "tangerine peel" and "tangerine peel", with the quality of tangerine peel being better.
The green peel is made by picking unripe oranges and drying them, which has the effect of soothing the liver and breaking qi, eliminating accumulation and stagnation. Green skin is often used for symptoms such as chest and flank swelling pain, hernia pain, cradle fetish, cradle carbuncle, and esophagus qi stagnation.
After the fruit of the orange is ripe, the exocarp is peeled off and dried in the sun or dried in the shade, which has the functions of dissipating cold, dampness, qi and phlegm. Orange red is often used for symptoms such as wind chill, cough, itchy throat and phlegm.
In addition to orange peel, orange red in pomelo and citrus aurantium and citrus aurantium in limes are also common Chinese medicinal materials. Orange red refers to the dry skin of grapefruit when it is not ripe or nearly ripe, which can regulate qi and widen, dry and damp and dissolve phlegm. Citrus aurantium is a dried young fruit of lime, which has the effect of breaking qi and dissipating accumulation, dissolving phlegm and eliminating phlegm.
These cellulite herbs have a wide range of applications in traditional Chinese medicine, and different cellulite herbs are suitable for different symptoms and diseases. When using, it is necessary to choose and match according to the specific situation to achieve the best effect.
In general, orange peel traditional Chinese medicine has the effects of regulating qi, strengthening the spleen and dissipating dampness, dissolving phlegm and relieving cough, etc., and has a certain auxiliary effect on some gastrointestinal problems, respiratory problems and emotional anxiety. However, before using Chinese medicine, it is recommended to consult a professional TCM practitioner or pharmacist to determine the correct medication method and dosage to avoid unnecessary risks and ***