Exact Formula for Gu Zhi SHU Song? Sorry, got the spelling slightly wrong.

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I would still appreciate any help any one could give on formula

amounts! Haven't posted in a bit, but still keep up reading messages.

Thanks.

 

Sarah

 

Chinese Traditional Medicine , " baidanwu34 " <bonmotSarah

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> I was wondering if anyone could tell me the exact amounts of each herb

> required to make a tea with these ingredients:

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> Concha Ostreae (Mu Li)

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> Fructus Psoraleae (Bi Gi Zhi)

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> Rhizoma Drynariae (Gu Sui Bu)

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> Cortex Eucommiae (Du Zhong)

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> Radix Dipsaci (Xu Duan)

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> Semen Cuscutae (Tu Si Zi)

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> Radix Rehmanniae Preparata (Shu Di Huang)

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> Radix Paeoniae Alba (Bai Shao)

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> Radix Salviae Miltorrihizae (Dan Shen)

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> Os Draconis (Long Gu)

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> Often used for osteoporosis and to treat tinnitis, dizziness, tonify

> kidney and more.

>

> Would like to use as a tonic. I know I have been using many of these

> herbs already in different formulas, but would like to try this

> combination for a bit.

>

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Chinese Traditional Medicine , " baidanwu34 " <bonmotSarah

wrote:

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> I would still appreciate any help any one could give on formula

> amounts! Haven't posted in a bit, but still keep up reading messages.

 

I checked Bensky's and Barolet's Formulas & Strategies and couldn't

find it listed. I Googled and found the pills for sale from several

companies, but none of them listed the dosages of the individual herbs.

 

Hopefully, someone on here has a book of formulas that does list it.

 

For readers new to TCM, it's a formula that replenishes Essence (Jing)

and tonifies the Kidneys. It's also particularly good for building

strong bones. Some companies sell it under the category of " anti-

aging " formulas.