Ingredients

  • Poria (fuling) 30 g
  • Polyporus (zhuling) 30 g
  • Adenophora root (nanshashen) 30 g
  • Scallion whites, 1 handful
  • Lean pork 100 g

Principle

Poria and polyporus drain damp without overly damaging upright qi; scallion white disperses and unblocks yang; adenophora nourishes yin to offset fluid loss. For elderly BPH with weak stream and dribbling (syndrome differentiation required).

Effects & uses

For spleen–kidney deficiency with weak qi transformation: hesitancy, split stream, nocturia, sore weak back/knees with cold (syndrome differentiation required).

Method

  1. Simmer poria, polyporus, adenophora, and pork in about 1500 ml water 30 minutes on low after boiling; add scallion briefly; season with salt.

How to use

  • Drink soup and eat meat with meals.

Caution

Kidney insufficiency—control volume under medical advice. Avoid if damp-heat with dark burning urine. Not a substitute for drugs or surgical assessment.

Source

Clinical Nutrition Department, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of TCM. To be manually verified.

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