'Slightly warm' presentation slideshows

Tonifying Herbs

Tonifying Herbs. Herbs that tonify the Qi. Ren Shen, ?? Dang Shen, ?? Huang Qi, ?? Shan Yao, ?? Bai Zhu, ?? Da Zao, ?? Gan Cao, ?? Bai Bian Dou, ??? Yi Tang, ??. Ren Shen ??. Ren Shen ?? ( slightly warm ). Ren Shen ?? ( slightly warm ). Dang Shen ??. Dang Shen ??

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Herbs that transform phlemg & stop coughing

Herbs that transform phlemg & stop coughing. Herbs that transform phlegm & stop coughing. Part One Agents which redirect Qi downward or upword zhi ban xia, ??? jie geng, ?? xuan fu hua, ??? bai qian ??. Zhi Ban Xia ???. Zhi Ban Xia ??? (warm). Zhi Ban Xia ??? (warm).

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Aromatic herbs that transform dampness

Aromatic herbs that transform dampness. Part One Agents which all go to St. & Sp. Cang Zhu, ?? Hou Pu, ?? Huo Xiang, ?? Sha Ren ?? Bai Dou Kou, ??? Cao Dou Kou, ??? Cao Guo, ??. Cang Zhu ??. Cang Zhu ?? (warm). Cang Zhu ?? (warm). Hou pu ??. Hou Pu ?? (warm).

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Tomato Facts

Tomato Facts. Lycopersicon lycopersicum is the scientific term for the common tomato. Botanically, tomatoes are a fruit. This is because, generally, a fruit is the edible part of the plant that contains the seeds, while a vegetable is the edible stems, leaves, and roots of the plant.

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