Lime-Rice Paste

Lime-Rice Paste,For superficial black moles.

Formulas Name : Lime-Rice Paste

Chinese Name : 灰米膏

Drug Formulation

Baichuan rice, lye water.

Source

*Authentic Treatise on Surgery*, Volume 4.

Benefits

For superficial black moles.

Instructions for Use

Mix lumped fire ash with alkaline water to form a thick paste. Insert the Baichuan rice into the ash, leaving half a grain exposed. After a short while, when the rice is cooked, use a needle to prick the mole, then dab the rice onto it. The mole will fall off.

Note

Avoid soy sauce and vinegar.

Lime-Rice Paste,*Authentic Treatise on Surgery*, Volume 4.,For superficial black moles.

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