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翟平薯蓣丸

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NameThe Prescription of 翟平薯蓣丸SourceThe book Qian Jin YiIngredientsShu YuNiu XiTu Si ZiZe XieSheng Di HuangFu LingBa Ji TianChi Shi ZhiShan Zhu YuDu ZhongCong RongWu Wei ZiExplanationShan Yao: Tonify qi, nourish yin, and tonify spleen, lung and kidney.Niu Xi: Activate blood and dredge meridians, toni

Name

The Prescription of 翟平薯蓣丸

Source

The book Qian Jin Yi

Ingredients

Shu YuNiu XiTu Si ZiZe XieSheng Di HuangFu LingBa Ji TianChi Shi ZhiShan Zhu YuDu ZhongCong RongWu Wei Zi

Explanation

Shan Yao: Tonify qi, nourish yin, and tonify spleen, lung and kidney.

Niu Xi: Activate blood and dredge meridians, tonify the liver and kidney, strengthen tendon and bone.

Tu Si Zi: Tonify the kidney, nourish essence, nourish liver to improve vision, tonify spleen to check diarrhea.

Sheng Di: Nourish yin and clear heat.

Shan Zhu Yu: Warm up and tonify the kidney and liver, arrest seminal emission.

Ze Xie: Induce diuresis and drain dampness, purge heat.

Fu Ling: Induce diuresis, aiding Shan Yao in strengthening the spleen.

Rou Cong Rong: Tonify the kidney yang, supplement essence and blood.

Ba Ji Tian: Tonify kidney-yang, strengthen tendons and bones.

Wu Wei Zi: Secure essence, replenish qi and nourish kidney, promote the generation of fluid.

Du Zhong: Tonify the liver and kidney, strengthen tendons and bones.

Chi Shi Zhi: Astringe intestines to check diarrhea, astringe to stop bleeding, astringe leukorrhagia.

The Effect of 翟平薯蓣丸

Indications

All the consumptive disease.

Administrations

All the drugs are pounded into fine powder. The powder is made with honey into pills. 20 pills are taken each time with wine, twice a day.

Contraindication

Avoid eating vinegar, garlic and smelly food.

When to see a doctor: herbal care suits mild, everyday issues. For worsening, severe, or sudden symptoms — or if you are pregnant, on medication, or treating a child — consult a licensed practitioner first.

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