Five Fingered Peach can strengthen the spleen and tonify the lungs, move qi and promote dampness, and relax the tendons and collaterals (stretch the tendons and bones, dredge the meridians and channels), while Poria cocos can facilitate the joints, detoxify the toxins and remove dampness. The two together can be used to treat spleen deficiency and dampness. 1. Five-fingered hairy peach is a traditional Chinese medicine in Lingnan area, which is the dried root of Ficus carica, family Moraceae, with sweet taste and flat nature, and its effects are strengthening the spleen and tonifying the lungs, promoting circulation of qi, inducing dampness, relaxing the tendons and activating the collaterals, and it is often used in the treatment of swollen spleen, rheumatism and paralysis, postpartum milklessness, poor appetite and weakness, and consumptive coughing. 2. Poria cocos is a heat-clearing and detoxifying (removing heat and toxicity from the body) medicine, which is the dried rhizome of Sarsaparilla glabra of the lily family, sweet, light, neutral, attributed to the liver, stomach meridian, efficacy of the joints, detoxification, and removing dampness, commonly used in limb contracture, carbuncle, swelling, sores and poisoning, gonorrhea and leucorrhoea (cloudy urine and leukorrhoea), eczema, itching, etc. It is important to note that Poria cocos is not suitable for liver deficiency and swelling. It should be noted that Tu Fu Ling is not suitable for people with liver and kidney yin deficiency (deficiency of yin fluid in the liver and kidney), and should not be consumed with tea at the same time, and the adverse effects are not clear; Wu Zhi Mao Tao is contraindicated, and the adverse effects are not clear. It is recommended that the above medicines be used under the guidance of a Chinese medicine practitioner for evidence-based treatment, and should not be taken arbitrarily.