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Shi Pi Yin
ByAdam Tate December 22, 2024January 25, 2026

Shi Pi Yin 實脾飲Bolster the Spleen Decoction Tradition: TCM Source / Author: Effective Formulas from Generations of Physicians (Shi Yi De Xiao Fang) Preparation: Prepare a standard decoction.Traditionally powdered, and taken in a dose of 12 grams with a decoction of fresh Ginger and Jujube (Da Zao). Function: Warms the Yang, Strengthens the Spleen, moves…

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