Traditional Chinese Name:  清雞湯 (qīng jī tāng)

Cooking Method:  Long boil, Double boil

TCM Nature:  Warm

Taste:  Salty, Sweet

Dietary:  Meats

Condition:  Temperature: Aversion to cold/wind (feel chills, want to cover up), Temperature: Cold limbs (hands and feet always cold), Sweating: Spontaneous sweating (sweat easily with little activity), Head & Face: Dizziness or vertigo, Head & Face: Pale or dull complexion, Stool & Urine: Loose stools or chronic diarrhea, Appetite & Taste: Poor appetite, no desire to eat, Appetite & Taste: Bland/no taste in mouth, Chest & Abdomen: Abdominal bloating after eating, Chest & Abdomen: Palpitations (awareness of heartbeat), Chest & Abdomen: Shortness of breath or sighing frequently, Chest & Abdomen: Stomach/abdominal pain relieved by pressure/heat, Pain: Dull ache (improves with pressure or rest), Sleep: Insomnia (difficulty falling asleep), Sleep: Restless sleep, waking frequently, Sleep: Excessive sleepiness, always tired, Emotions: Frequent worry, overthinking, or anxiety, Emotions : Feeling melancholy, sad, or prone to crying, Emotions: Lack of motivation, low mood, Emotions: Feeling easily startled or nervous, Tongue: Color – Pale, Tongue: Coating – White, Women's Health: Irregular menstrual cycle (early, late, unpredictable), Women's Health: Very little menstrual flow

Syndromes:  Qi Deficiency Patterns: General Qi Deficiency, Qi Deficiency Patterns: Spleen Qi Deficiency, Qi Deficiency Patterns: Lung Qi Deficiency, Qi Deficiency Patterns: Stomach Qi Deficiency, Qi Deficiency Patterns: Heart Qi Deficiency, Qi Deficiency Patterns: Sinking of Spleen Qi, Yang Deficiency Patterns: General Yang Deficiency, Yang Deficiency Patterns: Spleen Yang Deficiency, Blood Patterns: General Blood Deficiency, Blood Patterns: Heart Blood Deficiency, Cold Patterns: Cold in the Stomach, Cold Patterns: Cold in the Uterus, Mixed / Complex: Qi & Blood Deficiency

Caution:  Have a fever or flu