Jincha Dendrobium Pills，*Formulas of the Imperial Bureau*, Volume 5.，Deficiency of true qi, weakness of the primordial organs, dizziness, facial swelling, dim vision, tinnitus, fatigue in the limbs, aching in all joints,dull pain in the soles of the feet, difficulty walking, emaciation, a sallow-black complexion, hair loss at the temples, swollen and itchy scalp, mental dullness and lethargy, cold hands and feet, fullness and oppression in the chest, stabbing pain around the navel, soreness in the knees and shins, inability to stand for long periods, stiffness in the lower back and waist preventing bending forward or backward, distension in the flanks, indigestion,abdominal pain with stabbing sensations that come and go unpredictably; a sinking sensation in the chest accompanied by belching and a sour taste; vomiting and nausea; a bitter taste in the mouth and a dry throat; loss of appetite; mental confusion and forgetfulness; shortness of breath and fatigue; nightmares and anxiety; palpitations and night sweats; frequent, thin urine; or painful, difficult urination—all conditions resulting from deficiency and cold in the primordial organs.
Jincha Dendrobium Pills
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Formulas Name : Jincha Dendrobium Pills
Chinese Name : 金钗石斛丸
Drug Formulation
Sichuan pepper (seeds removed, lightly roasted until slightly sweaty) 4 liang, fenugreek (roasted) 4 liang, Morinda officinalis (core removed) 4 liang, earthworm (soil removed, roasted) 4 liang, Atractylodes lancea (outer skin removed) 16 liang, Eucommia ulmoides 16 liang, Sichuan aconite (processed, skin and navel removed) 8 liang, Notopterygium incisum (root base removed) 8 liang,Fennel (roasted) 8 liang, Red Adzuki Beans 8 liang, Liriope Seeds (roasted with vinegar) 8 liang, Golden Bell Seeds (roasted with wheat bran) 8 liang, Dendrobium (root removed) 8 liang, Rock Salt 2 liang.
Source
*Formulas of the Imperial Bureau*, Volume 5.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder; mix with a paste made from flour boiled in wine to form pills the size of a tung tree seed.
Benefits
Deficiency of true qi, weakness of the primordial organs, dizziness, facial swelling, dim vision, tinnitus, fatigue in the limbs, aching in all joints,dull pain in the soles of the feet, difficulty walking, emaciation, a sallow-black complexion, hair loss at the temples, swollen and itchy scalp, mental dullness and lethargy, cold hands and feet, fullness and oppression in the chest, stabbing pain around the navel, soreness in the knees and shins, inability to stand for long periods, stiffness in the lower back and waist preventing bending forward or backward, distension in the flanks, indigestion,abdominal pain with stabbing sensations that come and go unpredictably; a sinking sensation in the chest accompanied by belching and a sour taste; vomiting and nausea; a bitter taste in the mouth and a dry throat; loss of appetite; mental confusion and forgetfulness; shortness of breath and fatigue; nightmares and anxiety; palpitations and night sweats; frequent, thin urine; or painful, difficult urination—all conditions resulting from deficiency and cold in the primordial organs.
Instructions for Use
Take 20 pills per dose on an empty stomach before meals, washed down with warm wine; salted water may also be used.
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Jincha Dendrobium Pills,Deficiency of true qi, weakness of the primordial organs, dizziness, facial swelling, dim vision, tinnitus, fatigue in the limbs, aching in all joints,dull pain in the soles of the feet, difficulty walking, emaciation, a sallow-black complexion, hair loss at the temples, swollen and itchy scalp, mental dullness and lethargy, cold hands and feet, fullness and oppression in the chest, stabbing pain around the navel, soreness in the knees and shins, inability to stand for long periods, stiffness in the lower back and waist preventing bending forward or backward, distension in the flanks, indigestion,abdominal pain with stabbing sensations that come and go unpredictably; a sinking sensation in the chest accompanied by belching and a sour taste; vomiting and nausea; a bitter taste in the mouth and a dry throat; loss of appetite; mental confusion and forgetfulness; shortness of breath and fatigue; nightmares and anxiety; palpitations and night sweats; frequent, thin urine; or painful, difficult urination—all conditions resulting from deficiency and cold in the primordial organs.