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Beijing Atractylodes Pills

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Beijing Atractylodes Pills,For all types of injuries in children, indigestion of milk and food, and distension and fullness in the chest and abdomen.

Formulas Name : Beijing Atractylodes Pills

Chinese Name : 京蓬术丸

Drug Formulation

Half a liang of Jing Sanleng (roasted, coarsely chopped), half a liang of Guang Shu (roasted, coarsely chopped), half a liang of Chenpi (white pith removed), half a liang of Xiangfuzi (roasted), half a liang of Radish Seeds (roasted), 3 qian of Qingpi (white pith removed),Zhike (fried with wheat bran, pith removed) 3 qian, Amomum villosum (fried) 3 qian, Coptis chinensis 3 qian, Aloe vera 3 qian, Black pepper 2.5 qian.

Source

*Formulas for Universal Relief*, Volume 393.

Processing

Grind the ingredients into a fine powder, mix with boiled wheat flour paste to form pills the size of a millet seed.

Benefits

For all types of injuries in children, indigestion of milk and food, and distension and fullness in the chest and abdomen.

Instructions for Use

Take 30 pills per dose, increasing to 40–50 pills, and swallow with warm rice water. For children aged 3–4 years, make the pills the size of a sesame seed and administer 2–3 times daily.

Note

Avoid raw, hard, and cold foods.

Beijing Atractylodes Pills,*Formulas for Universal Relief*, Volume 393.,For all types of injuries in children, indigestion of milk and food, and distension and fullness in the chest and abdomen.

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