Liver-Harmonizing Powder，*Guide to the Silver Sea*, Volume 3.，When liver qi is disharmonious, the eyes become red, swollen, and painful; or when suppressed anger has not yet been released, causing stagnation that injures liver yin, leading to the uncontrolled rise of liver yang, resulting in blurred vision, photophobia, a hazy or foggy appearance, excessive eye discharge and tearing, and in severe cases, dilated pupils and an inability to perceive shapes.
Liver-Harmonizing Powder
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Formulas Name : Liver-Harmonizing Powder
Chinese Name : 和肝散
Drug Formulation
Xiangfu 1 jin (divided into 4 portions: 1 portion soaked in wine, 1 portion in salt water, 1 portion in honey, and 1 portion in children’s urine; each soaked for 3 days and nights, then sun-dried).
Source
*Guide to the Silver Sea*, Volume 3.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder.
Benefits
When liver qi is disharmonious, the eyes become red, swollen, and painful; or when suppressed anger has not yet been released, causing stagnation that injures liver yin, leading to the uncontrolled rise of liver yang, resulting in blurred vision, photophobia, a hazy or foggy appearance, excessive eye discharge and tearing, and in severe cases, dilated pupils and an inability to perceive shapes.
Instructions for Use
Take 2 qian per dose; it may be added to any decoction being used, or taken alone, and should be taken with plain boiled water.
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Liver-Harmonizing Powder,When liver qi is disharmonious, the eyes become red, swollen, and painful; or when suppressed anger has not yet been released, causing stagnation that injures liver yin, leading to the uncontrolled rise of liver yang, resulting in blurred vision, photophobia, a hazy or foggy appearance, excessive eye discharge and tearing, and in severe cases, dilated pupils and an inability to perceive shapes.