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Goat Brain Formula,For injuries sustained from falling from a horse, causing unbearable pain.

Formulas Name : Goat Brain Formula

Chinese Name : 羊脑方

Drug Formulation

1 he of sheep’s brain, 1.5 liang of turtle shell (ground into powder), and 3 liang of raw rehmannia root (sliced).

Source

From *Formulas for Universal Relief* (Pujifang), Volume 312.

Processing

Roast the ingredients with wine, then grind them together until they form a paste.

Benefits

For injuries sustained from falling from a horse, causing unbearable pain.

Instructions for Use

Apply the mixture while slightly warm to the injured area; replace it with a fresh application once it has cooled.

Goat Brain Formula,From *Formulas for Universal Relief* (Pujifang), Volume 312.,For injuries sustained from falling from a horse, causing unbearable pain.

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