Compound Mulberry Paste，*Zhejiang Provincial Drug Standards*.，Blood deficiency and yin deficiency; neurasthenia; dizziness and blurred vision; soreness and pain in the lower back and waist.
Compound Mulberry Paste
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Formulas Name : Compound Mulberry Paste
Chinese Name : 复方桑椹膏
Drug Formulation
125 g of Mulberry Clear Paste, 250 g of Mountain Conch, 31.25 g of Fried Licorice, 93.75 g of Fried Atractylodes, 62.5 g of Fried White Peony Root, 62.5 g of Prepared Rehmannia Root, 62.5 g of Ophiopogon Tuber, 125 g of Processed Polygonatum, 93.75 g of Rosehip Pulp, 62.5 g of Polygonum Multiflorum,Ligustrum Fruit 93.75g, Eclipta Herb 62.5g, Dried Tangerine Peel 46.875g, Red Dates 31.25g.
Source
*Zhejiang Provincial Drug Standards*.
Processing
Except for Mulberry Clear Paste, the remaining 13 ingredients—including Orange Peel—should be chopped as appropriate, decocted with water 2–3 times until the decoction has largely exhausted its active components. Filter the decoction in batches, combine the filtrates, and concentrate into a thick paste. Add a solution of melted granulated sugar (17 liang) and Mulberry Clear Paste, stir thoroughly, and concentrate further into a silky paste.
Benefits
Blood deficiency and yin deficiency; neurasthenia; dizziness and blurred vision; soreness and pain in the lower back and waist.
Instructions for Use
Take orally: 5 qian per dose, mixed with boiling water; 2–3 times daily.
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Compound Mulberry Paste,Blood deficiency and yin deficiency; neurasthenia; dizziness and blurred vision; soreness and pain in the lower back and waist.