Integrated Three Immortals Pill，From *Collected Works on the Care of Infants*, Volume 2.，When a child gorges on food or drinks excessively, solid matter accumulates in the stomach and intestines, preventing proper digestion and absorption. This leads to stagnation of spleen qi, resulting in persistent fever, difficulty opening the eyes, drowsiness, and limp limbs.
Integrated Three Immortals Pill
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Formulas Name : Integrated Three Immortals Pill
Chinese Name : 集成三仙丹
Drug Formulation
1 qian of Wulingzhi, 5 qian of Southern Frankincense, and 40 seeds of Croton.
Source
From *Collected Works on the Care of Infants*, Volume 2.
Processing
First, grind the Five-Spirit Fat and Southern Frankincense into a fine powder and set aside. Peel the Croton seeds to obtain 40 clean kernels; remove the tender skin from the kernels. Wrap them in damp paper and roast them over low heat until thoroughly cooked. Remove them, wrap them in cotton paper, and gently pound to extract the oil, replacing the paper whenever it becomes wet, until a white powder forms—this is called “Croton Frost.” Mix this evenly with the previous two ingredients.make into pills the size of mung beans using a vinegar-based paste, coat them with cinnabar, dry them in the sun, and store.
Benefits
When a child gorges on food or drinks excessively, solid matter accumulates in the stomach and intestines, preventing proper digestion and absorption. This leads to stagnation of spleen qi, resulting in persistent fever, difficulty opening the eyes, drowsiness, and limp limbs.
Instructions for Use
Administer 5, 7, or 9 pills per dose, adjusting the quantity according to the child’s age. Grind them together with 2–3 pills of “Hangxie Dan” into a fine paste, then mix with clear tea and administer. Once the child has a bowel movement, the illness will be immediately cured.
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Integrated Three Immortals Pill,When a child gorges on food or drinks excessively, solid matter accumulates in the stomach and intestines, preventing proper digestion and absorption. This leads to stagnation of spleen qi, resulting in persistent fever, difficulty opening the eyes, drowsiness, and limp limbs.