Blue Lotus Ointment for Scalp Massage,From *Shengji Zonglu*, Volume 107.,For wind-toxin ascending from the five viscera causing opacities in the eyes, as well as kidney deficiency leading to dim vision, corneal opacities, and strabismus.
Blue Lotus Ointment for Scalp Massage
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Formulas Name : Blue Lotus Ointment for Scalp Massage
Chinese Name : 摩顶青莲膏
Drug Formulation
2 sheng of raw sesame oil, 1 liang of ghee, 1 liang of azurite (ground), 1.5 liang of ultramarine, 1.5 liang of gardenia leaves, 1.5 liang of long-veined stone, 1.5 liang of Weiru, 1.5 liang of sodium carbonate, 1.5 liang of indigo, 1 liang and 1 fen of locust seeds, a handful of light bamboo leaves, 2 liang of lapis lazuli (ground),3 liang of salt crystals, and 1 sheng of lotus seed juice (harvested in August–September).
Source
From *Shengji Zonglu*, Volume 107.
Processing
Except for the oil, ghee, and lotus seed juice, coarsely grind the remaining herbs. Wrap them in cotton. First, place the ghee and oil in a clean cauldron; then add the herbs. Simmer over alternating high and low heat for half a day. Next, add the lotus seed juice and continue simmering until the liquid is completely absorbed and the ointment is formed. Strain out the residue, let the ointment settle, and transfer it to an oil-resistant bottle.
Benefits
For wind-toxin ascending from the five viscera causing opacities in the eyes, as well as kidney deficiency leading to dim vision, corneal opacities, and strabismus.
Instructions for Use
Each night before bed, use a small iron spoon to scoop about 1 qian of the ointment and apply it to the crown of the head. Gently massage it in with the iron spoon until it is absorbed into the pores. This will immediately bring a cooling sensation to the brain. For mild cases, this need not be repeated more than 6–7 times; for severe cases, continue massaging until half the dose is used. Apply once every 2–5 nights, massaging over 3,000 times each time. It also promotes hair growth.
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Blue Lotus Ointment for Scalp Massage,For wind-toxin ascending from the five viscera causing opacities in the eyes, as well as kidney deficiency leading to dim vision, corneal opacities, and strabismus.