Black Chicken Powder

Black Chicken Powder,For stroke, with uncoordinated limbs and a crooked mouth and face.

Formulas Name : Black Chicken Powder

Chinese Name : 乌鸡散

Drug Formulation

2.5 liang of black hen meat (roasted until dry), 1 liang and 3 fen of cinnamon bark (with coarse outer bark removed), 3 liang of Asarum (stems and leaves removed), 2.5 liang of Saposhnikovia (branches removed, coarsely chopped), and 2.5 liang of dried ginger (roasted).

Source

*Shengji Zonglu*, Volume 8.

Processing

Grind the ingredients into a powder.

Benefits

For stroke, with uncoordinated limbs and a crooked mouth and face.

Instructions for Use

Take half a qian per dose, gradually increasing to 1 qian bi. Take it well after a meal, mixed with warm wine. Take twice daily and once at night. If no effect is felt, slightly increase the dose to 1.5 qian bi, adjusting according to the degree of effectiveness.

Black Chicken Powder,*Shengji Zonglu*, Volume 8.,For stroke, with uncoordinated limbs and a crooked mouth and face.

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