GUI ZHI JIA HUANG QI TANG heat Shu Di Huang serves as

Shu Di Huang serves as the chief herb

sour regurgitation

creating a "pumping" action that restores normal breathing

it will "lock in" heat and worsen inflammation

and flushed cheeks

GUI ZHI JIA HUANG QI TANG heat Shu Di Huang serves asStrengthen Defensive Qi & Harmonize Ying Wei The "External Shield" Formula Symptoms Spontaneous Sweating: Sweating that occurs during the day without exercise or heat, or "leaking" sweat easily when moving. Susceptibility to Wind: A constant, nagging aversion to drafts or air conditioning; a feeling that "the wind goes right through me." Recurrent Infections: A history of frequent colds, flus, or respiratory infections that take a long time to