Acanthopanax Bark Decoction，*The Complete Works of Jingyue*, Volume 64.，Yangmei and cotton flower treat wind-toxin sores; they can also be boiled in wine to treat accumulated toxins.
Acanthopanax Bark Decoction
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Formulas Name : Acanthopanax Bark Decoction
Chinese Name : 五加皮饮
Drug Formulation
1 qian of Angelica sinensis, 1 qian of Carica papaya, 1 qian of raw Rehmannia glutinosa, 1 qian of prepared Rehmannia glutinosa, 1 qian of Notopterygium incisum, 1 qian of Coix seed, 7 fen of Saposhnikovia divaricata, 7 fen of Schizonepeta tenuifolia, 7 fen of red peony root, 7 fen of Sophora flavescens, 7 fen of Daphniphyllum glabrum, 2 qian of Acanthopanax cortex, 5 fen of licorice, and 5 fen of dried silkworm.
Source
*The Complete Works of Jingyue*, Volume 64.
Benefits
Yangmei and cotton flower treat wind-toxin sores; they can also be boiled in wine to treat accumulated toxins.
Instructions for Use
Add 4 liang of Smilax glabra, 4 liang of pork, and 2 large bowls of water; decoct until reduced to 1 bowl. Take while warm before meals; re-decoct the residue and consume it along with the meat. To treat wind-toxin, in addition to taking this medicine orally, prepare a paste, pill, or powder from the decoction and apply it topically.
Note
Avoid raw and cold foods, fishy-smelling foods, beef, tea, alcohol, and vinegar. When using Smilax glabra, do not use iron utensils.
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Acanthopanax Bark Decoction,Yangmei and cotton flower treat wind-toxin sores; they can also be boiled in wine to treat accumulated toxins.