Diced Ginkgo Nut Decoction,From *Proven Tea, Decoction, and Soup Recipes for Common Ailments*,Tonifies qi and stops sweating. Suitable for spontaneous hyperhidrosis caused by qi deficiency.
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Commentary
Salt and sesame oil to taste stands as the primary (chief) herb, anchoring the herbal tea formula overall action. Ginkgo nuts (Bai-guo) serve as the deputy herb, sweet, bitter, astringent-neutral in property, acting through the Lung, Kidney meridians to astringe the lung, stop cough and check leukorrhea and enuresis. Lean pork (Zhu-rou) reinforces this deputy action, working to nourish yin, moisten dryness and tonify the kidney. Egg white (Ji-dan-bai) takes an assisting (adjuvant) role, acting to clear heat, nourish yin and moisten the lung, thus refining the overall action. Without a separate harmonizing herb, the herbal tea formula balance is achieved through the mutual tempering of its active ingredients. Taken together these herbs tonify qi and stop sweating, in keeping with the qi deficiency and qi pattern.