Hua Guang Powder，*Shengji Zonglu*, Volume 146.，Excessive intake of this formula may harm the body’s vital energy, leading to pathogenic factors invading the heart; it may cause parasitic worms to transform into poisonous insects; it may result in sudden illness due to a weakened constitution; it may lead to the five types of dysuria; it may cause the child to suffer from convulsions or epilepsy; it may result in muscle spasms and blocked meridians; it may cause postpartum blood stasis; or it may lead to stagnant heat in the chest.
Hua Guang Powder
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Formulas Name : Hua Guang Powder
Chinese Name : 花光散
Drug Formulation
2.5 liang of tortoise shell shavings, 1.5 liang of indigo seeds (roasted), 1 liang of benzoin (ground separately), 1 liang of cinnabar (ground separately), 1 liang of amber, 0.5 liang of ox bile (ground separately), 0.5 liang of ginseng, 0.5 liang of musk (ground separately), and 0.5 liang of Polygonatum.
Source
*Shengji Zonglu*, Volume 146.
Processing
Grind all the above herbs, except those to be ground separately, into a fine powder and mix thoroughly.
Benefits
Excessive intake of this formula may harm the body’s vital energy, leading to pathogenic factors invading the heart; it may cause parasitic worms to transform into poisonous insects; it may result in sudden illness due to a weakened constitution; it may lead to the five types of dysuria; it may cause the child to suffer from convulsions or epilepsy; it may result in muscle spasms and blocked meridians; it may cause postpartum blood stasis; or it may lead to stagnant heat in the chest.
Instructions for Use
Take 1 qian bi per dose, mixed with warm wine after breakfast and dinner. For children, take half a qian bi, twice daily.
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Hua Guang Powder,Excessive intake of this formula may harm the body’s vital energy, leading to pathogenic factors invading the heart; it may cause parasitic worms to transform into poisonous insects; it may result in sudden illness due to a weakened constitution; it may lead to the five types of dysuria; it may cause the child to suffer from convulsions or epilepsy; it may result in muscle spasms and blocked meridians; it may cause postpartum blood stasis; or it may lead to stagnant heat in the chest.