Golden Crow Decoction

Golden Crow Decoction,Chronic, persistent redness of the eyes.

Formulas Name : Golden Crow Decoction

Chinese Name : 金乌汤

Drug Formulation

1 qian of Eucommia bark, 1 qian of Magnolia bark, 1 qian of white mulberry bark, 1 qian of areca nut.

Source

*Complete Collection of Surgical Life-Preserving Methods*, Volume 4.

Benefits

Chronic, persistent redness of the eyes.

Instructions for Use

Take one liver from a male rooster that has not yet been exposed to water; remove the red tendons, add 6 liang of white wine, and cook over a double boiler until done. Strain out the residue, then consume the broth along with the liver. Take another dose two days later.

Golden Crow Decoction,*Complete Collection of Surgical Life-Preserving Methods*, Volume 4.,Chronic, persistent redness of the eyes.

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