Agarwood and Musk Pills

Agarwood and Musk Pills,For all types of blood-related pain, qi-related pain, and pain in the chest and abdomen.

Formulas Name : Agarwood and Musk Pills

Chinese Name : 沉麝丸

Drug Formulation

Myrrh 1 liang, cinnabar 1 liang, dragon’s blood 1 liang, wood fragrant half a liang, musk 1 qian, agarwood 1 liang.

Source

From *Su Shen’s Effective Formulas*, Volume 4.

Processing

Use all ingredients in their raw form; boil raw licorice into a paste in a silver or porcelain vessel, then shape into pills the size of soapberry seeds.

Benefits

For all types of blood-related pain, qi-related pain, and pain in the chest and abdomen.

Instructions for Use

Take with ginger and salt broth; for blood-related and qi-related conditions, chew and swallow with vinegar broth.

Agarwood and Musk Pills,From *Su Shen’s Effective Formulas*, Volume 4.,For all types of blood-related pain, qi-related pain, and pain in the chest and abdomen.

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