Life-Restoring Wine,From *The Medical Mirror of Ancient and Modern Times*, Volume 16, citing a formula by Zhou Meijiang.,Fatal bites from venomous snakes.
Life-Restoring Wine
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Formulas Name : Life-Restoring Wine
Chinese Name : 回生酒
Drug Formulation
Kangban Gui, in any quantity (this herb grows from April to May; by September, when frost appears, its leaves turn green and wither; the leaves are shaped like the tip of a plowshare; the vine bears small, black, sour-tasting berries; use the vine leaves).
Source
From *The Medical Mirror of Ancient and Modern Times*, Volume 16, citing a formula by Zhou Meijiang.
Benefits
Fatal bites from venomous snakes.
Instructions for Use
Grind the above herb into a paste, extract the juice, mix it with raw wine, and drink as much as needed; apply the residue to the affected area.
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Life-Restoring Wine,Fatal bites from venomous snakes.