Divine Clarity Blue Ointment，*Qianjin*, Volume 7.，Dryness in the Nose.
Divine Clarity Blue Ointment
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Formulas Name : Divine Clarity Blue Ointment
Chinese Name : 神明青膏
Drug Formulation
5 he of Sichuan pepper, 3 zhu of soapberry, 3 zhu of Scutellaria baicalensis, 3 zhu of heather, 3 zhu of Coptis chinensis, 3 zhu of realgar,Cinnamon Bark 3 zhu, Lepidium 3 zhu, Atractylodes 7 zhu, Ligusticum 7 zhu, Rhubarb 7 zhu, Aconite 5 zhu, Eupatorium 5 zhu, Dipsacus 5 zhu,Alisma 7 liu, Pinellia 12 liu, Angelica 12 liu, Dried Rehmannia 11 liu, Asarum 10 liu, Asarum 10 liu, Aconite 2 liu, Platycodon 2 liu, Dried Ginger 6 liu, Ginseng 5 liu, Rock Salt (the size of an apricot) 1 piece.
Source
*Qianjin*, Volume 7.
Processing
Coarsely crush the ingredients and soak them in 1 dou of vinegar. Take 1 jin of sheep’s marrow, build a stove with three corners facing southeast, place the herbs inside, and cook over fresh reed fire. Form three mounds of fresh, fine soil; as soon as the decoction comes to a boil, lower the herbs onto the soil mounds. Repeat this process three times—boiling three times and lowering the herbs three times—until the decoction is ready. Strain through a fresh cloth to remove the dregs.
Benefits
Dryness in the Nose.
Instructions for Use
If the condition is external, apply moxibustion and massage the area; if internal, take warm wine mixed with a dose the size of a jujube seed three times a day, gradually increasing the dose until relief is felt. For a dry nose, administer the mixture as an irrigation and take it orally while massaging the area.
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Divine Clarity Blue Ointment,Dryness in the Nose.