If the tea is not traditional Chinese medicine, Chenpi and tea together can be brewed to regulate qi and strengthen the spleen (regulate qi and strengthen the spleen), dry dampness and resolve phlegm (to dry dampness of the drug to dispel phlegm in the body); if the tea is traditional Chinese medicine, you need to gather the efficacy of the specific varieties of tea to see. However, the active ingredients of the brew are limited, and it is generally difficult to achieve a therapeutic effect. Chenpi is a plant orange or its varieties of dried mature fruit rind, it has the effect of drying dampness, phlegm, qi and spleen, clinically commonly used in phlegm-damp cough, stagnation of the spleen and stomach qi, vomiting, hiccups (hiccups) and so on. People with qi deficiency, yin deficiency and actual heat should be cautious of taking Chenpi, and the adverse effects are not clear. Some of the teas can be categorized as traditional Chinese medicine, for example, Pu’er tea can clear heat, penetrate rashes, and treat summer heat and rash; while some are usually not categorized as medicine, and need to be determined by a physician. The therapeutic effect of Chenpi is not as good as that of soup. Under the guidance of a Chinese medicine practitioner, it is recommended to clarify whether the tea can be used as medicine and whether the peel and tea are suitable for you. It is not advisable to self-medicate to avoid adverse consequences.