Hui Tian Zai Zao Pills，*Experienced Formulas for a Hundred Diseases: Internal and External Remedies*.，Indications: True and pseudo-stroke; phlegm-induced loss of consciousness; left-sided paralysis and right-sided weakness; hemiplegia; facial and ocular deviation; pain in the lower back and legs; numbness in the hands and feet; stiffness of tendons and bones; difficulty walking; as well as acute and chronic convulsions in children, and all manner of life-threatening conditions.
Hui Tian Zai Zao Pills
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Formulas Name : Hui Tian Zai Zao Pills
Chinese Name : 回天再造丸
Drug Formulation
Genuine Qi Snake (skin and bones removed; head and tail each 3 cun long; soaked in wine; roasted and ground into a fine powder) 4 liang; Two-Ended Point (a medicinal herb found in Urumqi; not mouse droppings; if the genuine herb is unavailable, substitute with white Aconite root, which has similar properties and must be processed before use) 2 liang; genuine mountain goat’s blood 5 qian; Northern Asarum 1 liang;Tortoise Shell 1 liang (roasted with vinegar), Wuyao 1 liang, Astragalus 2 liang (honey-roasted), Clove Buds 1 liang (oil removed), Frankincense 1 liang (baked on a tile to remove oil), Ephedra 2 liang, Licorice 2 liang, Green Tangerine Peel 1 liang, Prepared Rehmannia 2 liang, Rhinoceros Horn 8 qian, Myrrh 1 liang (baked to remove oil), Red Peony Root 1 liang,Qianghuo 1 liang, Bai Zhi 2 liang, Tiger leg bones 1 pair (vinegar-roasted), Dragon’s Blood 8 qian (ground separately), Whole Scorpion 2 liang 5 qian (detoxified), Fangfeng 2 liang,Tianma 2 liang, Prepared Aconite Root 1 liang, Angelica sinensis 2 liang, Dipsacus asper 1 liang (peeled), Cyperus rotundus 1 liang (thoroughly peeled and dehaired), Scrophularia 2 liang (fried with wine), Polygonum multiflorum 2 liang (processed), Sichuan Rheum 2 liang, Clematis chinensis 2 liang 5 qian, Pueraria root 2 liang 5 qian, Agarwood 1 liang (not exposed to fire), White Cardamom seeds 2 liang,Agastache 2 liang, Winter Atractylodes 1 liang (stir-fried with earth), Red Yeast Rice 8 qian, Sichuan Smilax 1 liang, Western Calamus 2 qian 5 fen, Cardamom Seeds 2 liang, Sichuan Coptis 2 liang, Poria 2 liang, Turmeric 2 liang (sliced), Stiff Silkworm 1 liang,5 qian of colophony (boiled), 2 liang of Sichuan chuanxiong, 1 liang of Guangdong notoginseng, 1 liang 5 qian of mulberry mistletoe, 2 qian 5 fen of borneol, 5 qian of Dangmen musk, 1 liang of cinnabar (finely sifted), 2 liang of cassia bark, 1 liang of Indian turmeric, 5 qian of earthworms (cleaned of soil), 2 liang of pangolin scales (5 qian each from the front and rear four legs, soaked in sesame oil).
Source
*Experienced Formulas for a Hundred Diseases: Internal and External Remedies*.
Processing
The above herbs must be of authentic, high-quality origin, and their preparation must strictly follow established methods. Grind them into a fine powder. On a “Tian” or “Yue” auspicious day, mix the powder with honey in a clean room to form pills.
Benefits
Indications: True and pseudo-stroke; phlegm-induced loss of consciousness; left-sided paralysis and right-sided weakness; hemiplegia; facial and ocular deviation; pain in the lower back and legs; numbness in the hands and feet; stiffness of tendons and bones; difficulty walking; as well as acute and chronic convulsions in children, and all manner of life-threatening conditions.
Instructions for Use
Each pill weighs 1 qian; it is coated with gold leaf and wrapped in a wax shell. If the jaw is clenched shut, do not use copper or iron instruments to pry it open, as this may damage the teeth, lips, or tongue, and may also startle the patient. Instead, split 1–2 black plums and insert them into the left and right cheeks; rubbing them will naturally open the jaw.
Note
This pill is extremely potent and aggressive; it is not suitable for children under two years of age, whose tendons and bones are still soft. It should not be taken unless the condition is extremely critical. Pregnant women should avoid taking it.
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Hui Tian Zai Zao Pills,Indications: True and pseudo-stroke; phlegm-induced loss of consciousness; left-sided paralysis and right-sided weakness; hemiplegia; facial and ocular deviation; pain in the lower back and legs; numbness in the hands and feet; stiffness of tendons and bones; difficulty walking; as well as acute and chronic convulsions in children, and all manner of life-threatening conditions.