Lung-Nourishing Hundred Flowers Decoction,*Shengji Zonglu* (Renwei Edition), Volume 68.,For uncontrollable hemoptysis and cough.
Lung-Nourishing Hundred Flowers Decoction
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Formulas Name : Lung-Nourishing Hundred Flowers Decoction
Chinese Name : 补肺百花煎
Drug Formulation
1 sheng of raw rehmannia juice, half a sheng of ginger juice, 1.5 sheng of yellow cow’s milk,1 sheng of lotus root juice, the pulp of 10 walnuts (ground into a paste), 5 dried persimmons (finely chopped and ground into a paste), 21 jujubes (boiled to remove skin and pits, then ground into a paste), 1 sheng of clear wine (combine all the above ingredients in a silver pot; bring to a boil before adding the following ingredients), half liang of yellow gelatin (roasted until dry and ground into powder), half liang of Coptis root powder,3 liang of apricot kernels (soaked in hot water, with skin, tips, and double kernels removed; stir-fried; ground into a paste; added to the decoction).
Source
*Shengji Zonglu* (Renwei Edition), Volume 68.
Processing
Add the above eleven ingredients one after another; simmer until the volume is reduced by half, then add 4 liang of light-colored honey. Heat gently over low flame until the mixture thickens, then transfer to a porcelain dish.
Benefits
For uncontrollable hemoptysis and cough.
Instructions for Use
Take one spoonful per dose, mixed with glutinous rice water; it may also be taken with wine, three times daily.
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Lung-Nourishing Hundred Flowers Decoction,For uncontrollable hemoptysis and cough.