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Indigestion mainly due to meat retention. Important herb for indigestion. Especially important due to meat. Also good at moving blood.

Indigestion
Postpartum Abdominal pain or lochiorrhea due to blood stasis
Good at lower blood lipids
Shan Zha
Indigestion mainly die to foods rich in starch. Less strong than Mai ya. Promotes digestion without damaging stomach qi.

Indigestion
Poor appetite due to spleen qi deficiency
Gu Ya
Indigestion mainly die to foods rich in starch. Stronger than Gu Ya. Retract milk. Relieves stagnation of liver qi.

Indigestion
Stagnation of liver qi as an assistant
Stops milk secretion
Mai Ya
Indigestion with severe abdominal fullness. Good at both promoting digestion, moving qi and lower rising of qi.

Indigestion with fullness, acid reflux
Asthma of excess type
Lai Fu Zi
Severe Indigestion. Remove retained food. Hels digest pills containg stone or metal.

Used together with Main Ya and Shan Zha
Shan Qu
Severe Indigestion. Strong in promoting digestion. Consolidate essence, dissolve stone.

Indigestion or infantile malnutrition.
Enuresis or emission
Urinary or gall stones
Ji Nei Jin