Szechwan Chinaberry Fruit Classic Formulas … Natural Herb Library

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Moves Liver qi and alleviates pain ... Chuan Lian Zi is a classic bitter-cold pain herb for hypochondriac, epigastric, abdominal, and hernia-type pain with qi stagnation and heat.
Clears constrained heat from the Liver channel ... its cold nature makes it especially useful when stagnation has turned hot and pain is sharp, irritable, or burning.
Expels roundworms and relieves associated discomfort ... older use includes intestinal worms, colic, and external antiparasitic application.

Jin Ling Zi San ... classic pairing with Yan Hu Suo for Liver-qi pain, hypochondriac pain, and heat-constrained abdominal pain.
Worm-expelling combinations with Bing Lang or Ku Lian Pi ... a traditional route when intestinal parasites are part of the presentation.
Branch-fried or vinegar-fried preparations ... common processing logic to moderate harshness and emphasize pain relief.

Traditional herbology describes Chuan Lian Zi as bitter, cold, and mildly toxic, entering the Liver and digestive channels to move qi and stop pain.
Its defining profile is painful constrained heat with a worm-expelling side role, not broad everyday digestive tonic use.