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Stomach aftermath

This formula shows us how to protect the Stomach in the process of clearing heat. It emphasizes the importance of recovering the function of the Spleen and Stomach in the aftermath of a warm-febrile disease at the Qi level. [Pg.89]

In the aftermath of a warm-febrile disease, heat injures the Qi and Yin. The Stomach, as the generator of Qi and Yin, is very weak and sensitive. [Pg.89]

This formula is devised for treating Yin deficiency of the Lung and Stomach. This syndrome can be found in the aftermath of febrile diseases where the Yin is injured by heat, and the exogenous pathogenic... [Pg.160]

In this formula, there are two aspects to the syndrome - the Yin deficiency and the heat that remains in the aftermath of a febrile disease. Many herbs that nourish the Yin of the Lung and Stomach, but do not have a cloying nature, are used, and only one herb (Sang Ye) is used to expel and clear heat. This clearly shows the emphasis of the formula. [Pg.161]


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