Changsong Wine,From the formula of Xiuxiuzi of Lushan, cited in Volume 2 of *Han’s Comprehensive Treatise on Medicine*.,For all cases of wind-deficiency.
Changsong Wine
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Formulas Name : Changsong Wine
Chinese Name : 长松酒
Drug Formulation
Changsong (a sacred herb in wine, native to the mountains northwest of the Taihang Range; resembles Duhuo but is fragrant) 1 liang 5 qian, Astragalus (processed) 7 qian, Prepared Rehmannia (soaked in wine) 8 qian, Raw Rehmannia (soaked in wine) 7 qian, Atractylodes (soaked in rice water and rough skin removed) 3 qian, Dried Tangerine Peel (white pith removed) 7 qian,Zhike (pulp removed) 4 qian, Angelica sinensis root 5 qian, White peony root (roasted) 4 qian, Asparagus root 3 qian, Pinellia tuber (processed with ginger) 3 qian, Magnolia bark (processed with ginger) half liang, Chrysanthemum flowers 5 qian, Ophiopogon tuber 3 qian, Amomum fruit 3 qian, Wood fragrant 2 qian, Ginseng 4 qian, A pinch of Sichuan pepper 2 qian, Ghee 7 qian,Phellodendron bark 5 qian, Coptis rhizome 2 qian, small red dates (pitted) 8, walnut kernels (shelled) 2 qian, aged rice 1 pinch, lamp wick (5 cun long) 120 strands.
Source
From the formula of Xiuxiuzi of Lushan, cited in Volume 2 of *Han’s Comprehensive Treatise on Medicine*.
Benefits
For all cases of wind-deficiency.
Instructions for Use
Divide one batch into 10 doses, place them in silk pouches, use 5 sheng of rice to brew one jar of wine, simmer one pouch in the wine, and let it steep for a long time before use.
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Terminology Proofreading: [Cheng Bo] | August 19, 2026 Reviewed by: [Wang Zhongxiang, Associate Chief TCM Physician (China)] | August 19, 2026
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Changsong Wine,For all cases of wind-deficiency.