Glutinous Rice Powder，From *Yi Lin Ji Yao*, cited in *Yi Tong*, Volume 77.，For the toxin from a rabid dog bite.
Glutinous Rice Powder
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Formulas Name : Glutinous Rice Powder
Chinese Name : 糯米散
Drug Formulation
21 large blister beetles (with heads, legs, and wings removed), 1 pinch of glutinous rice.
Source
From *Yi Lin Ji Yao*, cited in *Yi Tong*, Volume 77.
Processing
First, place 7 spotted beetles among the rice and stir-fry over low heat, taking care not to let them burn; remove the beetles. Then add another 7 and stir-fry until they are charred and have changed color; remove them as well. Finally, add the remaining 7 and stir-fry until the rice emits a reddish smoke; remove the beetles and discard them.
Benefits
For the toxin from a rabid dog bite.
Instructions for Use
Simply grind the rice into a powder, mix it with cold water and a small amount of sesame oil, and take it on an empty stomach. Take another dose shortly thereafter. Continue until two bowel movements have expelled the toxic substances. If abdominal pain occurs, immediately relieve it by mixing indigo with cold water. Alternatively, first prepare a decoction of Coptis and licorice, let it cool, and then drink it. Mixing Yiyuan Powder with cold water is also highly effective.
Note
Do not consume hot foods. Dog meat must be strictly avoided for life; any patient who consumes dog meat and experiences a relapse cannot be saved.
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Glutinous Rice Powder,For the toxin from a rabid dog bite.