Five-Qi Pill，From *Songya Zunsheng*, Volume 11.，For deficiency syndromes.
Five-Qi Pill
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Formulas Name : Five-Qi Pill
Chinese Name : 五气丹
Drug Formulation
Refine 8 liang of autumn stone in a yin furnace; 4 liang of red lead (if unavailable, substitute with 4 male fetal heads); 4 liang of human milk powder (made by mixing human milk with Chinese yam and sprinkling it with alcohol); 4 liang of cow’s milk powder; and 4 liang of clarified butter.
Source
From *Songya Zunsheng*, Volume 11.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder. Wrap the powder in silk, soak it in glutinous rice water overnight, then steam the rice. Place the medicated packet into the rice and steam until the rice is cooked. Mix the cooked rice with date pulp and deer-glue wine to form pills.
Benefits
For deficiency syndromes.
Instructions for Use
Divide into 360 doses.
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Five-Qi Pill,For deficiency syndromes.