Guest guest Posted November 4, 2006 Report Share Posted November 4, 2006 Alon-san What you've got here is a little japanese-pinyin problem. The " m " did not look right to me, so I asked " the Master " , Yamamoto Takashi. " To " should be " Tou " = tang=formula. Kami=jia wei. " Umtan " should be " untan " , making the whole thing: Kami- untan-tou. Takashi would really prefer you call it that or ¼ÓζœØÄ‘œ«, but if you must and only if you must....it might be alright to quietly call it " Jia wei wen dan tang " .: Ban xia, fu ling, chen pi, zhu ru, suan zao ren, yuan zhi, ren shen, di huang, da zao, jie geng, sheng jiang, gan cao and xuan shen. Yamamotosan suggests it may be used for weak digestive system after serious disease. And with insomnia and irritability. In good humor, Schwartz-san Get your email and see which of your friends are online - Right on the new .com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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