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Shi Di

Posted by: admin on Feb 23, 2008 - 12:55 AM
Regulate Qi

1 TASTE
Bitter and neutral


2 MERIDIANS
Stomach


3 FUNCTIONS
To direct qi downward and stop hiccups


4 INDICATIONS
Hiccups: a) due to cold in the stomach-Persimmon calyx (Shi Di) is used with Cloves (Ding Xiang) and Fresh ginger (Sheng Jiang); b) due to heat in the stomach-Persimmon calyx (Shidi) is used with Reed root (Lu Gen) Bamboo shavings (Zhu Ru).


5 DOSAGE
6-10g


Shi Di

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