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Zhen Ren Huo Ming Yin 真人活命饮Elixir of Vitality for the Living Tradition: TCM Source / Author: Yi Fang Ji Jie (Medical Formulas Collected and Analysed) by Wang Ren An (1682 CE) * Pangolin scales are roasted before use; they are omitted in modern practice due to their endangered status. Preparation: DecoctionTraditionally decocted 5–7 times in…
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