Lu Gong’s Wine，*Qianjin* (Thousand Gold), Volume 8.，For wind-induced hemiplegia and near-death conditions; wind contracted during physical exertion; conditions resembling being struck by a ghost; paralysis of the limbs; inability to walk; inability to dress oneself; contractures and paralysis; the “Five Sluggishnesses” and “Six Urgencies”; women with leukorrhea; wind stroke during childbirth or lactation; and the “Five Labors” and “Seven Injuries.”
Lu Gong’s Wine
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Formulas Name : Lu Gong’s Wine
Chinese Name : 鲁公酿酒
Drug Formulation
5 fen of dried ginger, 5 fen of Rhododendron, 5 fen of cinnamon bark, 5 fen of licorice, 5 fen of Ligusticum, 5 fen of Dipsacus, 5 fen of Asarum, 5 fen of Aconite, 5 fen of Gentiana, 5 fen of Aconite root, 5 fen of gypsum,5 fen of Aster tataricus, 4 liang of Pueraria root, 4 liang of Dendrobium, 4 liang of Akebia, 4 liang of Lycopodium, 4 liang of Ericaceae, 4 liang of Cypress seed, 4 liang of Saposhnikovia root, 4 liang of Morinda root, 4 liang of Cornus fruit, 8 liang of Achyranthes root, 8 liang of Asparagus root, 20 pieces of Aconite, and half a sheng of Sichuan pepper.
Source
*Qianjin* (Thousand Gold), Volume 8.
Processing
Coarsely crush the ingredients, soak them in 5 sheng of water for three nights, then combine with 1 jin of standard-grade malt and soak together. Add 2 dou of sorghum and ferment for three nights. Strain out the residue, cook 1 dou of glutinous rice, and steep the mixture for three nights until the medicine is ready.
Benefits
For wind-induced hemiplegia and near-death conditions; wind contracted during physical exertion; conditions resembling being struck by a ghost; paralysis of the limbs; inability to walk; inability to dress oneself; contractures and paralysis; the “Five Sluggishnesses” and “Six Urgencies”; women with leukorrhea; wind stroke during childbirth or lactation; and the “Five Labors” and “Seven Injuries.”
Instructions for Use
First, take half a he twice daily with meals. Once the rice has completely dissolved, remove the residue, dry it in the sun, grind it into a powder, and take it orally.
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Lu Gong’s Wine,For wind-induced hemiplegia and near-death conditions; wind contracted during physical exertion; conditions resembling being struck by a ghost; paralysis of the limbs; inability to walk; inability to dress oneself; contractures and paralysis; the “Five Sluggishnesses” and “Six Urgencies”; women with leukorrhea; wind stroke during childbirth or lactation; and the “Five Labors” and “Seven Injuries.”