Deficiency-Related Consumption Shenying Ointment，From *The Great Treasure of Health*, Volume 1.，Deficiency of both qi and blood; bone-consuming fever; emaciation; weakness and soreness in the limbs; lower back and back pain; loss of appetite; yin deficiency with hemoptysis; and weakness-induced cough.
Deficiency-Related Consumption Shenying Ointment
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Formulas Name : Deficiency-Related Consumption Shenying Ointment
Chinese Name : 虚劳神应膏
Drug Formulation
50–60 loquat leaves (washed and dehaired), 3 large pears (peeled and cored), half a zhong of white honey (previously boiled until it forms beads when dripped), half a jin of jujubes, and 4 liang of Jian lotus seeds (with husks intact).
Source
From *The Great Treasure of Health*, Volume 1.
Processing
Decoct the loquat leaves in a sandpot; strain the liquid and discard the leaves. Then add the remaining ingredients and mix well. Spread the mixture evenly in the pot, pour the strained liquid over it until it is slightly mounded, cover tightly, and simmer for half an incense stick’s duration. Turn the mixture over, then simmer for another half an incense stick’s duration. Once the jujubes are cooked, remove their skins and store the ointment in a jar.
Benefits
Deficiency of both qi and blood; bone-consuming fever; emaciation; weakness and soreness in the limbs; lower back and back pain; loss of appetite; yin deficiency with hemoptysis; and weakness-induced cough.
Instructions for Use
Consume warm at any time.
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Deficiency-Related Consumption Shenying Ointment,Deficiency of both qi and blood; bone-consuming fever; emaciation; weakness and soreness in the limbs; lower back and back pain; loss of appetite; yin deficiency with hemoptysis; and weakness-induced cough.