Bean-Infused Wine,*Yi Tong*, Volume 79.,For cases of wind-induced opisthotonos following a gunshot wound.
Bean-Infused Wine
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Formulas Name : Bean-Infused Wine
Chinese Name : 淋豆酒
Drug Formulation
6 he of soybeans, 1 he of dried white chicken droppings.
Source
*Yi Tong*, Volume 79.
Processing
Roast the soybeans until charred black; then add the dried white chicken droppings and roast them together. While still hot, pour the mixture into 3 sheng of wine, cover tightly for a long time, and strain out the residue.
Benefits
For cases of wind-induced opisthotonos following a gunshot wound.
Instructions for Use
Take 5 he per dose; take another dose after walking 5 li. Inducing sweating is a good sign. If not yet cured, prepare another dose, continuing until sweating occurs.
Note
After taking the medicine, it is advisable to eat hot ginger congee to aid the treatment.
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Bean-Infused Wine,For cases of wind-induced opisthotonos following a gunshot wound.