Drunken Immortal Decoction,*Explanation of Ophthalmology*, Volume 3.,After middle age, when qi and blood gradually decline, if one contracts an epidemic eye disease and is treated with excessive cold and cooling herbs, after the eye disease has healed, the brightness of the eyes will gradually diminish, and vision will become blurred.
Drunken Immortal Decoction
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Formulas Name : Drunken Immortal Decoction
Chinese Name : 醉仙汤
Drug Formulation
Qianghuo 1 qian (7 fen for children), Fangfeng 1 qian (7 fen for children), Chaihu 1 qian (7 fen for children), Cangzhu 1 qian (7 fen for children), Bai Zhi 1 qian (7 fen for children),Chuanxiong 1 qian (7 fen for children), Danggui 1 qian (7 fen for children), Shidi 1 qian (7 fen for children), Huangbai (stir-fried in salt water) 1 qian (7 fen for children), Niuxi 1 qian (7 fen for children), Duzhong (stir-fried in salt water) 1 qian (7 fen for children), Xiangfu (stir-fried in vinegar) 1 qian (7 fen for children), Bailing 1 qian(7 fen for children).
Source
*Explanation of Ophthalmology*, Volume 3.
Benefits
After middle age, when qi and blood gradually decline, if one contracts an epidemic eye disease and is treated with excessive cold and cooling herbs, after the eye disease has healed, the brightness of the eyes will gradually diminish, and vision will become blurred.
Instructions for Use
Prepare the above ingredients with 1 bowl of strong yellow wine and 1 bowl of water; decoct until reduced to 1 bowl, add 7 li of salt and stir well, then take while warm. If able to drink, consume an additional 2–3 cups of wine.
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Drunken Immortal Decoction,After middle age, when qi and blood gradually decline, if one contracts an epidemic eye disease and is treated with excessive cold and cooling herbs, after the eye disease has healed, the brightness of the eyes will gradually diminish, and vision will become blurred.