Integrated White Jade Pill

Integrated White Jade Pill,For scrofula sores that have become ulcerated and have remained unhealed for many years, spreading to the chest and armpits.

Formulas Name : Integrated White Jade Pill

Chinese Name : 集成白玉丹

Drug Formulation

1 block of freshly kiln-fired mineral lime.

Source

*Compendium of Pediatrics*, Volume 4.

Benefits

For scrofula sores that have become ulcerated and have remained unhealed for many years, spreading to the chest and armpits.

Instructions for Use

Dissolve it in a drop of water to form a powder; mix thoroughly with raw tung oil until the consistency is just right. First, boil Sichuan pepper and green onions to make a decoction, wash the sores thoroughly with it, then apply this mixture.

Integrated White Jade Pill,*Compendium of Pediatrics*, Volume 4.,For scrofula sores that have become ulcerated and have remained unhealed for many years, spreading to the chest and armpits.

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