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The difference between oyster powder and Yupingfeng powder
1. Oyster powder

Ingredients: Radix Astragali, Herba Ephedrae, Oyster.

Function: astringing yin, stopping sweating, benefiting qi and consolidating exterior.

Indications: spontaneous sweating due to physical weakness and night sweats. Often spontaneous sweating, especially when lying at night, flustered and short of breath, mental fatigue, red tongue and weak pulse.

Square song:

Huangqi is used in Muli powder, and ephedra root is the easiest.

Spontaneous sweating, night sweats, heart water loss, solid exterior and interior, and sweating are effective.

2.Yupingfeng Powder

Comprises Radix Saposhnikoviae, Radix Astragali, and Atractylodis Rhizoma.

Function: Yiqi Gubiao antiperspirant.

Indications: spontaneous sweating due to exterior deficiency. Sweating due to bad wind, pale complexion, pale tongue with thin white fur and weak pulse? Treat others with vanity, and be vulnerable to wind evil.

Square song:

Yupingfeng disperses the wind, while Huangqi fears each other.

Atractylodes macrocephala has the function of benefiting qi and keeping in good health. Atractylodes macrocephala should be used for those who show deficiency and spontaneous sweating.

Both this recipe and Yupingfeng Powder can treat spontaneous sweating caused by weak defensive qi and unconsciousness. However, this prescription is a representative of convergence and antiperspirant. Good treatment leads to physical weakness and weak health, and also restores spontaneous sweating and night sweats of heart yang. On the other hand, Yupingfeng powder is based on invigorating qi, consolidating the foundation and strengthening the yuan, and belongs to a nourishing prescription. In addition, Radix Astragali is combined with Radix Saposhnikoviae and Buzhong Powder. Therefore, it is suitable for those who are prone to wind evil due to exterior deficiency and spontaneous sweating.