Formulas Name : Soapberry Bud Tea
Chinese Name : 皂荚芽茶
Tender soapberry buds.
From *Shenghui*, Volume 97.
Steam until tender, then roast as in the method for making tea; grind into a fine powder as needed.
Intestinal wind.
Prepare according to the method for brewing tea and take at any time. Adding salt crystals is also effective.
Soapberry Bud Tea，From *Shenghui*, Volume 97.，Intestinal wind.
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Soapberry Bud Tea,Intestinal wind.