wu wei zi in yin xu/wasDigest Number 865

[Guest guest]

, " Colleen Morris " <colleen@d...> wrote:

 

>

> Yes, but according to Bensky Wu Wei Zi is also used to " generate fluids;

> enrich Kidney Yin; it can be used for spontaneous sweating, night

> sweats, or even waisting and thirsting diseases; quiets the spirit and

> calms the heart... due to injury to the blood and yin of the heart and

> kidneys " .

 

 

I agree with Colleen, the warming nature of wu wei zi is not normally

of concern in yin xu. Note zuo gui yin, which contains no cooling

herbs and lists wu wei zi as anaddition for severe nightsweats.

 

[Guest guest]

Also, Let us not forgot sheng mai san... which is specifically indicated

for qi and yin xu...

 

-Jason

 

>

> 1

> Monday, January 21, 2002 3:50 PM

>

> wu wei zi in yin xu/wasDigest Number 865

>

> , " Colleen Morris " <colleen@d...> wrote:

>

> >

> > Yes, but according to Bensky Wu Wei Zi is also used to " generate

fluids;

> > enrich Kidney Yin; it can be used for spontaneous sweating, night

> > sweats, or even waisting and thirsting diseases; quiets the spirit

and

> > calms the heart... due to injury to the blood and yin of the heart

and

> > kidneys " .

>

>

> I agree with Colleen, the warming nature of wu wei zi is not normally

> of concern in yin xu. Note zuo gui yin, which contains no cooling

> herbs and lists wu wei zi as anaddition for severe nightsweats.

>

 

>

>

>

>