Miraculous Nodule-Dissolving Powder

Miraculous Nodule-Dissolving Powder,For women with stagnant fire in the Liver Meridian that flows to the neck and causes nodules, which may form in a chain over time.

Formulas Name : Miraculous Nodule-Dissolving Powder

Chinese Name : 神效消核散

Drug Formulation

30 whole scorpions, 1 pair of geckos (calcined and ground into powder), 3 qian of realgar (sifted and ground), 1 liang of clam shell powder, 3 loofah fibers (roasted until charred, then ground).

Source

*Medical Levels*, Volume 9.

Processing

First, place the whole scorpions inside walnut shells, seal them with hemp string, and mix with yellow clay to form clay pellets. Calcine them over a fire to remove the clay, then combine the charcoal with the powdered ingredients, grind to a uniform consistency, and store in a porcelain jar.

Benefits

For women with stagnant fire in the Liver Meridian that flows to the neck and causes nodules, which may form in a chain over time.

Instructions for Use

Take 3 fen per dose after meals, mixed with dried mugwort decoction; in between doses, take the Enhanced Xiaoyao Powder.

Miraculous Nodule-Dissolving Powder,*Medical Levels*, Volume 9.,For women with stagnant fire in the Liver Meridian that flows to the neck and causes nodules, which may form in a chain over time.

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