This medicine is in powder form; it shouldn't be poisonous, right?
Recently, I've been experiencing wind-heat symptoms, and my body temperature has stayed at 38 degrees. That's right, you didn't misread it, even though I haven't had a fever, my body has been hot all the time. It hasn't gone down for four or five days. So I went to a traditional Chinese medicine doctor and got some powdered medicine. The old doctor said to mix one spoonful with plain water. But… oh my! I only used a little, at most half a spoon, and it actually foamed so much, then turned from yellow to black, and tasted so bitter… I thought, could this be poison? Amen, if I, Shan, die, don't forget to burn incense for me on November 12…
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Poison, there certainly isn't any. I have been taking Chinese medicine since I was 2 years old, all the way until age 11. Now, I am not afraid of the taste of Chinese medicine at all. When taking the medicine, I actually find it extremely sweet, even more thirst-quenching than drinks. Brother Qian, have some, a hero goes and does not return, um la la...
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