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Heat-Clearing Sweet Dew Decoction

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Heat-Clearing Sweet Dew Decoction,Thirst due to malnutrition. Accumulated heat from rich and sweet foods depletes the spleen and stomach, leading to a deficiency of body fluids, frequent bouts of intense thirst with a strong urge to drink, and restlessness and internal heat.

Formulas Name : Heat-Clearing Sweet Dew Decoction

Chinese Name : 清热甘露饮

Drug Formulation

Raw Rehmannia, Ophiopogon (core removed), Dendrobium, Anemarrhena (raw), Loquat Leaf (honey-fried), Gypsum (calcined), Licorice (raw), Artemisia Capillaris, Scutellaria.

Source

From *The Golden Mirror*, Volume 52.

Benefits

Thirst due to malnutrition. Accumulated heat from rich and sweet foods depletes the spleen and stomach, leading to a deficiency of body fluids, frequent bouts of intense thirst with a strong urge to drink, and restlessness and internal heat.

Instructions for Use

Add lampwick, decoct in water, and take orally.

Heat-Clearing Sweet Dew Decoction,From *The Golden Mirror*, Volume 52.,Thirst due to malnutrition. Accumulated heat from rich and sweet foods depletes the spleen and stomach, leading to a deficiency of body fluids, frequent bouts of intense thirst with a strong urge to drink, and restlessness and internal heat.

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