Zhuangqi Pills

Zhuangqi Pills,

Formulas Name : Zhuangqi Pills

Chinese Name : 壮气丸

Drug Formulation

Fennel (roasted) 3 liang, Morinda root 3 liang, Coptis (roasted) 3 liang, Fenugreek 3 liang, Corydalis 3 liang, Curculigo 3 liang, Aconite (processed) 3 liang, Schisandra 3 liang, Cinnamon 3 liang, Wood Fragrance 1.5 liang.

Source

*Bai Yi*, Volume 4.

Processing

Grind the ingredients into a fine powder and form into pills using a wine paste.

Instructions for Use

Take 50 pills per dose, washed down with warm wine; salted water may also be used.

Zhuangqi Pills,*Bai Yi*, Volume 4.,

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