Orange Jasmine
九里香Malay: Kemuning
Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack.
Med + CookQi-promotingPain-relievingBlood-invigoratingStasis-dispersing
Family: Rutaceae
Type: Shrub or small tree
Parts Used: Branches, leaves, root
Nature & Flavor: Pungent, slightly bitter, warm; slightly toxic
Also known as: Thousand-mile Fragrance, Mountain Fragrance, Seven-mile Fragrance
Properties & Functions
Functions: Promotes qi circulation and relieves pain, invigorates blood and disperses stasis
Indications:
- Bruise swelling
- Rheumatic bone pain
- Heart/stomach qi pain
- Toothache
Usage & Prescriptions
Dosage: 10-15g, decoct. External: crush fresh plant and apply.
Heart/stomach qi pain
Orange jasmine flowers 3g, cyperus 10g, decoct
Chronic low back/leg pain
Fresh orange jasmine root 30g, dipsacus 9g, decoct
Bruise swelling
Orange jasmine leaves 120g, crush and apply
Recipes & Preparations
Orange Jasmine Flower Tea
Fragrant flower tea, promotes qi and relieves pain
Servings: Serves 1
Ingredients:
- •Orange jasmine flowers 5g
- •Green tea 3g
- •Honey to taste
Instructions:
- 1.Place flowers and green tea in teapot
- 2.Add 80°C hot water
- 3.Steep for 5 minutes
- 4.Add honey when slightly cooled
Quick Reference
- Nature & Flavor
- Pungent, slightly bitter, warm; slightly toxic
- Parts Used
- Branches, leaves, root
- Family
- Rutaceae
- Standard Dosage
- 10-15g, decoct. External: crush fresh plant and apply.
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