Enhanced Qiong Yu Paste,*Medical Convenience*, Volume 1.,For deficiency syndromes.
Enhanced Qiong Yu Paste
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Formulas Name : Enhanced Qiong Yu Paste
Chinese Name : 加味琼玉膏
Drug Formulation
4 jin of Huai Sheng Di Huang, 4 liang of Bai Zhu, 15 liang of Bai Fu Ling, 6 liang of Ren Shen, half a jin of Tian Men Dong (cleaned and core removed), half a jin of Mai Men Dong (cleaned and core removed), half a jin of Gan Zhou Goji Berries (cleaned and stems removed).
Source
*Medical Convenience*, Volume 1.
Processing
First, wash the Rehmannia with wine, then soak it in 4 bowls of water for one day and one night. Pound it to extract its natural juice, mix with one-third honey, and combine with the herbs—such as ginseng andPoria, and other herbs into a fine powder, then mix them into the honey and Rehmannia juice. Store the mixture in a jar, wrap the opening with 30 layers of paper and bamboo leaves, and steam it over mulberry wood fire for three days and nights. Remove it, then wrap it in wax paper in ten or so layers, submerge it at the bottom of a well for one day and one night, and retrieve it. Steam it again as before for half a day.
Benefits
For deficiency syndromes.
Instructions for Use
Take it every morning with a small amount of plain water.
Note
The honey must be filtered through raw silk; do not allow rehmannia to come into contact with iron.
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Enhanced Qiong Yu Paste,For deficiency syndromes.