Sanman Pills

Category: Formulas

Sanman Pills,For malaria.

Formulas Name : Sanman Pills

Chinese Name : 三满丸

Drug Formulation

Powdered Hengshan root (1 eggshell’s worth), white honey (1 eggshell’s worth), and raw egg white (1 eggshell’s worth).

Source

From *Ji Feng*, Volume 14.

Processing

Combine the ingredients in a cauldron and simmer until the mixture forms pills; stop heating when the desired consistency is reached.

Benefits

For malaria.

Instructions for Use

Take 40 pills in the morning and 40 in the evening, washed down with congee broth. Approximately 2 egg whites are needed to fill 1 eggshell.

Sanman Pills，From *Ji Feng*, Volume 14.，For malaria.

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