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Pin-yin:	tai zi shen

English name:	Pseudostellaria

Where grown:	Central China.

Source:	Dried rhizome of Pseudostellaria heterophylla Pax ex Pax et Hoffm.=P. rhaphanorriza (Hemsl.) Pax.

Ingredients:	Stigmasta-7, 22dien-3one

Properties:	Sweet, slightly bitter, neutral

Channels entered:	Spleen, lung

Function:	Strengthens spleen, promotes qi, and generates saliva. (It is not as effective as dang shen in strengthening stomach and spleen, but more effective in saliva generation.)

Major Clinic Usage:	For coughing due to lung deficiency, diarrhea due to spleen deficiency, fatigue, spontaneous sweating, lack of appetite and thirst after a warm-febrile disease.

Usage and Dosage:	9~30g

Storage:	Store in a lime pot. Avoid mold and infestation by worms.

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