Feibu Pills，From *Formulas of the Ruizhutang*, Volume 2.，For yin-yang and wind-dampness-induced beriberi, where the arms and legs cannot be raised, regardless of the severity.
Feibu Pills
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Formulas Name : Feibu Pills
Chinese Name : 飞步丸
Drug Formulation
2 jin of redbud bark (select 8 liang of the finest part; the best quality is that which, when chewed during selection, has a camphor-like flavor that penetrates to the top of the head; also known as “slippery vine root”), 2 liang 5 qian of acanthopanax bark (baked dry),2 liang 5 qian of Fichuan Aconite (peeled, used raw), 2 liang 5 qian of Atractylodes (soaked in rice washing water overnight, then dried in an oven), and 4 liang of Trichosanthes seed kernels (sliced with a bamboo knife, soaked in 3-year-old rice vinegar for 3 nights to remove the oil, then dried in an oven).
Source
From *Formulas of the Ruizhutang*, Volume 2.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder; form into pills using vinegar paste, each the size of two fish eyes.
Benefits
For yin-yang and wind-dampness-induced beriberi, where the arms and legs cannot be raised, regardless of the severity.
Instructions for Use
Take 30 to 50 pills per dose on an empty stomach; chew them thoroughly with a small amount of salt and papaya, then swallow with alcohol free of ash.
Note
Avoid foods that induce wind.
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Feibu Pills,For yin-yang and wind-dampness-induced beriberi, where the arms and legs cannot be raised, regardless of the severity.