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Reflections on Xie Xin Tang 1997.12.20

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Dahuang Huanglian Xie Xin Tang is for “a痞 in the heart, soft upon palpation, with a floating pulse above the关”; Dahuang, Huanglian, Huangqin, and Fupian—called Fupian Xie Xin Tang—is for “a痞 in the heart, accompanied by

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  1. Reflections on Xie Xin Tang 1997.12.20

Reflections on Xie Xin Tang 1997.12.20

Dahuang Huanglian Xie Xin Tang is for “a痞 in the heart, soft upon palpation, with a floating pulse above the关”; Dahuang, Huanglian, Huangqin, and Fupian—called Fupian Xie Xin Tang—is for “a痞 in the heart, accompanied by chills and sweating”; Banxia Xie Xin Tang is for “vomiting and a痞, with thunder-like diarrhea”; Shengjiang Xie Xin Tang is for “vomiting and a痞, with thunder-like diarrhea and dry regurgitation of food odor”; Gancao Xie Xin Tang is for “vomiting and a痞, with thunder-like diarrhea and restlessness and insomnia.”

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