Three-Yellow and Di Yu Oil

Three-Yellow and Di Yu Oil,Burns and scalds.

Formulas Name : Three-Yellow and Di Yu Oil

Chinese Name : 三黄地榆油

Drug Formulation

Phellodendron bark 31g, Scutellaria root 31g, Rhubarb 31g, Sanguisorba root 15g, Gallnut 15g, Poppy husk 15g, Borneol 1g, Sesame oil 500ml.

Source

*A Concise Guide to Traditional Chinese Dermatology*.

Benefits

Burns and scalds.

Instructions for Use

Simmer over low heat until the mixture turns a charred yellow color; strain out the residue, add borneol, and bottle for external use.

Three-Yellow and Di Yu Oil,*A Concise Guide to Traditional Chinese Dermatology*.,Burns and scalds.

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