Snow Lotus Medicinal Wine

Snow Lotus Medicinal Wine,Wind-cold-damp bi syndrome, kidney deficiency-induced low back pain, fatigue and weakness, blurred vision and tinnitus, and irregular menstruation.

Formulas Name : Snow Lotus Medicinal Wine

Chinese Name : 雪莲药酒

Drug Formulation

500g snow lotus flowers, 50g papaya, 50g mulberry mistletoe, 50g codonopsis,50g Euryale seed, 40g Eucommia bark, 40g Angelica root, 40g Astragalus root, 35g Dehuo, 25g Gentiana root, 25g Morinda root, 25g Psoralea seed, 20g Phellodendron bark, 20g Cyperus rhizome, 15g Schisandra berry, 15g Deer antler.

Source

Cited from *Famous Prescriptions Through the Ages*, sourced from the Shigatse Pharmaceutical Factory in Tibet.

Processing

Coarsely grind the ingredients, add 15,000 g of white liquor, seal tightly, and steep for 25–30 days. Strain out the solids, then add 1,500 g of rock sugar, allow it to dissolve, and filter to obtain the final product.

Benefits

Wind-cold-damp bi syndrome, kidney deficiency-induced low back pain, fatigue and weakness, blurred vision and tinnitus, and irregular menstruation.

Instructions for Use

Take 15–20 ml per dose, twice daily.

Snow Lotus Medicinal Wine,Cited from *Famous Prescriptions Through the Ages*, sourced from the Shigatse Pharmaceutical Factory in Tibet.,Wind-cold-damp bi syndrome, kidney deficiency-induced low back pain, fatigue and weakness, blurred vision and tinnitus, and irregular menstruation.

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