Digestive Tablets，*Yunnan Provincial Standards for Rural Chinese Herbal Medicinal Preparations*.，Food stagnation and qi stagnation, with chest and abdominal distension and pain.
Digestive Tablets
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Formulas Name : Digestive Tablets
Chinese Name : 消化片
Drug Formulation
1 kg of Zhi Shi, 1 kg of Mu Xiang, 1 kg of Hou Po, 1 kg of Shen Qu.
Source
*Yunnan Provincial Standards for Rural Chinese Herbal Medicinal Preparations*.
Processing
Place Zhi Shi, Mu Xiang, and Hou Po in a simple essential oil–extract continuous extractor and decoct until the volume of essential oil in the essential oil collector no longer increases; collect the oil layer and filter the decoction.Decoct the residue for another hour, filter, combine the two filtrates, and concentrate to a thick paste. Add approximately half the amount of Shenqu powder (sifted through a 90-mesh sieve), mix thoroughly, dry, grind, and sift through a 90-mesh sieve.Mix thoroughly with the remaining Shenqu powder, granulate using 80% ethanol, sieve through a 14-mesh sieve, and dry at 60°C. Take a small amount of the dried granules and grind them into a fine powder; use this fine powder to adsorb the extracted essential oil, mix thoroughly, and then gradually incorporate the remaining dried granules in equal increments until fully blended. Add appropriate amounts of magnesium stearate and talc, mix, and compress into tablets.
Benefits
Food stagnation and qi stagnation, with chest and abdominal distension and pain.
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Digestive Tablets,Food stagnation and qi stagnation, with chest and abdominal distension and pain.