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The store currently lists version 1.6.1, updated 2026-09-22.
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Dr. Cheng's TCM AromaAI is the world's first AI-powered Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) aromatherapy app, developed under the leadership of Professor Cheng Zhiqing — a nationally recognized senior TCM physician in China — and built on her 50+ years of clinical experience.
With an AI TCM advisor by your side, any question — choosing the right essential oil, identifying a TCM pattern, or everyday wellness — gets a professional answer anytime. It's like having a TCM aromatherapy expert in your pocket.
Comprehensive Essential Oil Library
• 60+ single oils and 10+ blends, each with detailed TCM property analysis
• Every oil analyzed by nature/flavor, meridian tropism, chemical constituents, effects, and safety precautions
• Traditional usage references backed by TCM herbal literature…
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What's new: • Added a new "Lower Back Pain: What You Need to Know" self-check guide — simple press-point steps to help you tell where your low back pain is coming from. • Added a detailed Spikenard essential oil profile. • Updated the dilution guidelines with clearer ratios and added guidance for infants and children.
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