Enhanced Five-Seed Eye-Brightening Pills，From *Clinical Notes on Ophthalmology*.，Symptoms of “Drying of the Divine Water” (conjunctival dryness): The white and black parts of both eyes remain distinct; the Qi Layer shows wrinkles, with no redness or pain; the Wind Layer appears diffusely grayish-white; only the Water Layer is slightly sunken; tears cannot moisten the surface, and in severe cases, there is no tear secretion.
Enhanced Five-Seed Eye-Brightening Pills
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Formulas Name : Enhanced Five-Seed Eye-Brightening Pills
Chinese Name : 加味五子明目丸
Drug Formulation
2 liang of paper mulberry seeds, 1.5 liang of dodder seeds, 1 liang of plantain seeds, 1 liang of schisandra berries, 1.5 liang of goji berries, 1 liang of cassia seeds, 1 liang of well-prepared Rehmannia root, 8 qian of Anemarrhena rhizome, 5 qian of Phellodendron bark, 6 qian of chrysanthemum flowers, and 1 qian of licorice root.
Source
From *Clinical Notes on Ophthalmology*.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder and mix with refined honey to form pills.
Benefits
Symptoms of “Drying of the Divine Water” (conjunctival dryness): The white and black parts of both eyes remain distinct; the Qi Layer shows wrinkles, with no redness or pain; the Wind Layer appears diffusely grayish-white; only the Water Layer is slightly sunken; tears cannot moisten the surface, and in severe cases, there is no tear secretion.
Instructions for Use
Take 3 qian twice daily.
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Enhanced Five-Seed Eye-Brightening Pills,Symptoms of “Drying of the Divine Water” (conjunctival dryness): The white and black parts of both eyes remain distinct; the Qi Layer shows wrinkles, with no redness or pain; the Wind Layer appears diffusely grayish-white; only the Water Layer is slightly sunken; tears cannot moisten the surface, and in severe cases, there is no tear secretion.