Today let’s talk about this inexpensive Huoxiang Zhengqi Liquid — it’s quite effective at clearing thick greasy coating. Look at this tongue image: the tongue coating is white and greasy, like heavy snowfall. This is not just a problem of excessive dampness; it’s typical cold-damp turbidity, obstructing the spleen, stomach, and intestines.

The patient reports a persistent sticky mouth, frequent phlegm in the throat, low energy all day, poor appetite, abdominal bloating and diarrhea after eating cold food, loose stools that are not well formed and tend to stick to the toilet. When encountering this tongue appearance, Huoxiang Zhengqi Liquid really comes into play.

Why say that? Huoxiang Zhengqi Shui has an especially strong, pungent odor, but that very smell is the key to dispersing cold and transforming dampness. It contains zisu (Perilla) and huoxiang (Agastache), these aromatic, dispersing components—"acrid" herbs that can release, helping cold to be expelled through sweating; the aromatic qualities can awaken the spleen and restore appetite, recovering the spleen and stomach’s transportive functions. In addition, baizhu and chenpi strengthen the spleen and stomach’s transportive function; houpu reduces accumulation and relieves distension; cangzhu, banxia, and fuling disperse cold and eliminate dampness; fresh ginger, licorice, and jujube tonify the spleen and benefit qi. With this, thick greasy tongue coating is cleared, and the body gradually regains vitality.

So, don’t underestimate Huoxiang Zhengqi Shui because it’s inexpensive—its effects are not small. If you have similar symptoms, you might try Huoxiang Zhengqi Shui; you may get unexpected results!