Dai Zhe Pills,*Shenghui*, Volume 88.,For children with food stagnation that has persisted for a long time.
Dai Zhe Pills
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Formulas Name : Dai Zhe Pills
Chinese Name : 代赭丸
Drug Formulation
Dai Zhe: half liang (finely ground); Croton Seed: half liang (remove skin and core, grind, wrap in paper, and press to remove oil); Coptis: 1 fen (remove stalks); Clove: half liang; Wulingzhi: 1 fen; Musk: 1 qian (finely ground); Talc: 1 qian; Aloe: 3 qian (finely ground); Cinnamon Bark: 1 fen.
Source
*Shenghui*, Volume 88.
Processing
Grind all ingredients into a fine powder until uniformly mixed, then mix with refined honey to form pills the size of mung beans.
Benefits
For children with food stagnation that has persisted for a long time.
Instructions for Use
A 3-year-old child should take 2 pills on an empty stomach, washed down with congee; the treatment is effective when all harmful substances are expelled.
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Dai Zhe Pills,For children with food stagnation that has persisted for a long time.