Actions
Tonifies Qi;
Nourishes Yin and Blood;
Strengthens the Spleen to tonify Qi and Body Fluids;
Calms the Mind;
Strengthens the Stomach;
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Origin
* Zi Zhi (predominantly: Zhejiang, Fujian).
* Chi Zhi (predominantly: Hebei, Shandong).;
Preparation
The drug is gathered at fructification, dried, and the spores collected.;
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