Formulas Name : Ginger Juice and Wine
Chinese Name : 生姜汁酒
Half a he of ginger juice, 1 spoon of white honey, and 5 he of clear wine.
*Shenghui*, Volume 38.
After taking milkstone, one may experience a slight loss of appetite.
Mix the ingredients thoroughly, warm slightly, and take the entire dose at once.
Ginger Juice and Wine，*Shenghui*, Volume 38.，After taking milkstone, one may experience a slight loss of appetite.
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Ginger Juice and Wine,After taking milkstone, one may experience a slight loss of appetite.