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Sounds like you've got food stagnation. Avoid

binging, obviously, avoid causing sweats, avoid

fasting.

Maybe what will hep for now is to eat only when

you're hungry, eat only a little, chew your food very

well.

 

Possibly your diagnosis is simple qi stagnation of

the liver and stomach. This will cause bloating,

tightness/fullness of the chest and coastal area and

epigastric pain.

The single herb I would suggest is chinese barley.

You can choose from two kinds. Raw is for food

stagnation including some heat signs, Baked is for

food stagntion with cold signs. For you I would go

with raw right now. So buy the raw, cook it as you

would rice, when it's soft, eat it. You can add stuff

to it if you like, but I would suggest eating it

plain. Plain and simple.

 

A formula would include

YiYiRen (chinese barley)

ChaiHu

ZhiShi (immature bitter orange)

ChuanLianZi

 

 

Hope this helps,

Hugo

 

 

 

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--- Hugo Ramiro <subincor wrote:

> tightness/fullness of the chest and coastal area and

 

Oh yeah, and whenever you get pain in the coastal

area, you know it's time to move to the central

plains.

 

Bye! :)

 

Hugo

 

 

 

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