Home›Formulas› Li Yin Tang (理饮汤, Regulating Fluids Decoction) from Records of Chinese Medicine with Reference to the West: bai zhu (atractylodes) 4 qian (about 12 g), gan jiang (dried ginger) 5 qian (about 15 g), gui zhi (cinnamon twig) 2 qian (about 6 g), zhi gan cao (honey-fried licorice) 2 qian (about 6 g), fu ling (poria) 2 qian (about 6 g) — that is, Ling Gui Zhu Gan Tang plus dried ginger; plus bai shao (white peony) 2 qian (about 6 g), ju hong (tangerine peel) 1.5 qian (about 4.5 g), hou po (magnolia bark) 1.5 qian (about 4.5 g)

Li Yin Tang (理饮汤, Regulating Fluids Decoction) from Records of Chinese Medicine with Reference to the West: bai zhu (atractylodes) 4 qian (about 12 g), gan jiang (dried ginger) 5 qian (about 15 g), gui zhi (cinnamon twig) 2 qian (about 6 g), zhi gan cao (honey-fried licorice) 2 qian (about 6 g), fu ling (poria) 2 qian (about 6 g) — that is, Ling Gui Zhu Gan Tang plus dried ginger; plus bai shao (white peony) 2 qian (about 6 g), ju hong (tangerine peel) 1.5 qian (about 4.5 g), hou po (magnolia bark) 1.5 qian (about 4.5 g): Chinese Medicine Cases

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