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Treats:

• Internal Cold, more severe than for Li Zhong Wan Bensky, pp. 261
  • Epigastric and abdominal pain, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Inability to keep food down, Cold body with chilled extremities, Sweating, Pulse: Faint
• Chronic or recurrent oral ulcers due to Xu Cold Bensky, pp. 261
  • Oral ulcers, Deficiency Cold Symptoms
• Spleen Yang Vacuity flaws, pp. 69
  • Tiredness, Loss of appetite, Lack of strength, Loose stools, Abdominal pain, Abdominal distention and fatigue after eating, Cold body with chilled extremities, Tongue: swollen, pale, scalloped w/ thin-white, slightly slimy fur, Pulse: Deep-weak, faint, moderate or slow