Life-Restoring Divine Pill,*Secret Records of the Stone Chamber*, Volume 1.,For stroke patients with numbness in the limbs who are unable to stand or walk.
Life-Restoring Divine Pill
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Formulas Name : Life-Restoring Divine Pill
Chinese Name : 回生神丹
Drug Formulation
5 qian of ginseng; Atractylodes macrocephala (slightly more than the usual amount); Coix seed (slightly more than the usual amount); Cinnamon bark (slightly more than the usual amount); Poria (slightly more than the usual amount); Pinellia (slightly more than the usual amount); Southern Star (3 qian); Aconite root (1 qian).
Source
*Secret Records of the Stone Chamber*, Volume 1.
Benefits
For stroke patients with numbness in the limbs who are unable to stand or walk.
Instructions for Use
Decoct 10 bowls of water until reduced to 4 bowls, then divide into two doses. Take 2 bowls in the morning, then lie down immediately and cover yourself with a cotton quilt to make it extremely hot, until sweat pours down like rain. Even if the patient complains of intense heat, do not remove the quilt; let the body dry naturally. Take the remaining 2 bowls in the evening and cover yourself as before; do not remove the quilt. Within one night, all dampness and cold sweat will be expelled, and within three days, the patient will be able to walk again.Follow this treatment with Bawei Dihuang Pills: prepare four doses as pills, and the condition will never recur.
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Life-Restoring Divine Pill,For stroke patients with numbness in the limbs who are unable to stand or walk.