Herbs in Fei'er Bazhen Gao (Fat Baby Eight Precious Cake/Paste)?

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Hi All, especially those who can read Chinese,

 

From its name, Fei'er Bazhen Gao (Fat Baby Eight Precious Cake/Paste)

should have EIGHT herbs.

From data in a Chinese page [

http://www.techerb.com.tw/TecHerb_INF_M07.htm ], I can identify only 6 of

them: Dangshen, Baizhu, Fuling, Qianshi, Shanyao & Yiyiren. What TWO

herbs are missing?

 

Summary (edited from http://www.techerb.com.tw/TecHerb_INF_M07.htm )

says:

 

Fei'er Bazhen Gao (Fat Baby Eight Precious Cake/Paste (Coix Eight Hbs

Paste) combines Hbs from Sijunzi Tang (Dangshen, Baizhu, Fuling) &

Sishen Tang (Qianshi, Shanyao, Fuling, Yiyiren) ...

 

I found http://www.suntenglobal.com/products/show01.php?ID=1513 just

now, and have amended my summary to:

 

Fei'er Bazhen Gao; Fat Baby Eight Precious Cake/Paste; Coix Eight Hbs

Paste

Combines 3/4 Hbs from Sijunzi Tang (Dangshen, Baizhu, Fuling) & 4/4 from

Sishen Tang (Qianshi, Shanyao, Fuling, Yiyiren) PLUS Lianzi, Baibiandou,

Chenpi, Nuomi (S Oryzae glutinosae), Jingmi (S Oryzae); Paste is Prep by

steaming Hbs together repeatedly;

Give in food as dietary supplement every day to Nourish & Replenish Centre

(SJM) & Harmonise & Tone SJM-SP-ST, help bowel peristalsis, digestion,

absorption; Nourish SP & Drain Damp / Promote Water Metabolism;

Use help children to Whet Appetite, ingest food & Generate Muscle (gain

weight) in emaciation & inappetance dt Ganji (malnutrition / parasitism),

promote absorption & increase strength & resistance power in parasitic

infestations w intermittent attacks, abdomen pain, indigestion, malnutrition,

malabsorption, marasmus, wasting, emaciation (body thin & weak) w

anorexia / poor appetite for drinks / food, faeces~loose, diarrhoea, feverish,

halitosis, sallow complexion, abdomen~large & distended,

abdomen~oedema

 

Note, though formula includes the name " Bazhen " [EIGHT Precious], it has

NINE Herbs [Dangshen, Baizhu, Fuling, Qianshi, Shanyao, Yiyiren, Lianzi,

Baibiandou, Chenpi] + two rice forms (Nuomi & Jingmi.

 

Have any of you used this in emaciated children or adults?

 

Best regards,