Divine Rejuvenation Powder，From *Formulas for Universal Relief* (Pujifang), Volume 204.，Five Types of Diaphragmatic Obstruction and Five Types of Dysphagia. Caused by worry, overthinking, overwork, and impaired digestion, leading to disharmony between yin and yang and qi stagnation. This stagnation accumulates in the chest, diaphragm, throat, and esophagus, resulting in chest and diaphragmatic fullness and oppression, vomiting, regurgitation of acid, dysphagia and obstruction, inability to swallow food, pain, fullness and distension beneath the ribs, reduced appetite, weakness in the limbs, and impaired circulation of qi.
Divine Rejuvenation Powder
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Formulas Name : Divine Rejuvenation Powder
Chinese Name : 神仙更生散
Drug Formulation
2.5 qian of cloves, 2.5 qian of Atractylodes, 1 qian of frankincense, 1.5 qian of cassia bark, 1 qian and 1 fen of dried ginger (roasted), 10 grains of cardamom, 4 pieces of chebulic myrobalan pulp, 1 piece of amomum, 4 qian of licorice, 1 qian of Sichuan lovage, 1 qian and 1 fen of Shenqu, and 7 seeds of croton (pounded into a paste).
Source
From *Formulas for Universal Relief* (Pujifang), Volume 204.
Benefits
Five Types of Diaphragmatic Obstruction and Five Types of Dysphagia. Caused by worry, overthinking, overwork, and impaired digestion, leading to disharmony between yin and yang and qi stagnation. This stagnation accumulates in the chest, diaphragm, throat, and esophagus, resulting in chest and diaphragmatic fullness and oppression, vomiting, regurgitation of acid, dysphagia and obstruction, inability to swallow food, pain, fullness and distension beneath the ribs, reduced appetite, weakness in the limbs, and impaired circulation of qi.
Instructions for Use
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder and mix thoroughly with croton seeds. Take 1 spoonful per dose, washed down with boiling water.
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Divine Rejuvenation Powder,Five Types of Diaphragmatic Obstruction and Five Types of Dysphagia. Caused by worry, overthinking, overwork, and impaired digestion, leading to disharmony between yin and yang and qi stagnation. This stagnation accumulates in the chest, diaphragm, throat, and esophagus, resulting in chest and diaphragmatic fullness and oppression, vomiting, regurgitation of acid, dysphagia and obstruction, inability to swallow food, pain, fullness and distension beneath the ribs, reduced appetite, weakness in the limbs, and impaired circulation of qi.