Hundred Flowers Auspicious Spring Elixir,*Secrets of Health Preservation*, Volume 4.,
Hundred Flowers Auspicious Spring Elixir
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Formulas Name : Hundred Flowers Auspicious Spring Elixir
Chinese Name : 百花如意酣春酝
Drug Formulation
1 liang of horned agarwood, 1 liang of rose blossoms, 1 liang of rose dew, 1 liang of plum blossom stamens, 1 liang of peach blossom petals, 1 liang of chive blossoms, 8 liang of walnut meat, 5 jin of white wine, and 5 jin of high-quality distilled spirits.
Source
*Secrets of Health Preservation*, Volume 4.
Processing
Place the first seven ingredients in a silk bag, suspend it in a jar, then add the two types of liquor, seal tightly, and let it ferment for over a month.
Instructions for Use
Drink as desired.
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Hundred Flowers Auspicious Spring Elixir