Da Qin Jiao Powder，Volume 13 of *De Xiao*.，For stroke caused by excessive wind-phlegm, resulting in heavy and sluggish limbs; or weakness, paralysis, and pain; or stiffness, numbness, tremors, and uncoordinated movements; dry mouth, red eyes, restlessness, and fever; and restless sleep.
Da Qin Jiao Powder
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Formulas Name : Da Qin Jiao Powder
Chinese Name : 大秦艽散
Drug Formulation
Ginseng (root removed), Sichuan Notopterygium (root removed), Trifoliate Orange Peel (pith removed), Qin Jiao (root removed), Red Peony Root, Bitter Houttuynia (root removed), Xuanhu (root removed), Sichuan Ligusticum,Angelica dahurica, Scutellaria baicalensis, Mentha, white mulberry bark (without the red inner layer), Gastrodia elata, Stephania tetrandra, Saposhnikovia divaricata, Glycyrrhiza uralensis, Schizonepeta spica, red Poria cocos, Carica papaya, and Sichuan Achyranthes (without the shoots)—each in equal parts.
Source
Volume 13 of *De Xiao*.
Processing
Coarsely grind the ingredients into a powder.
Benefits
For stroke caused by excessive wind-phlegm, resulting in heavy and sluggish limbs; or weakness, paralysis, and pain; or stiffness, numbness, tremors, and uncoordinated movements; dry mouth, red eyes, restlessness, and fever; and restless sleep.
Instructions for Use
Take 4 qian per dose; add 3 slices of fresh ginger to 1.5 zhan of water, decoct, and take while warm; no specific time of day is required.
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Da Qin Jiao Powder,For stroke caused by excessive wind-phlegm, resulting in heavy and sluggish limbs; or weakness, paralysis, and pain; or stiffness, numbness, tremors, and uncoordinated movements; dry mouth, red eyes, restlessness, and fever; and restless sleep.