Master Ge of Qingcheng Mountain’s Autumn Milk Pill，From *The Universal Remedies* (Vol. 120), citing *The Family Treasure of Health*.，For men with chronic weakness of the spleen and kidneys, all chronic cold disorders in the lower abdomen, involuntary seminal emission, frequent and slippery urination, and damp itching of the scrotum; as well as for those with an unstable spleen essence, loss of appetite, and, over time, spleen-related diarrhea progressing to alternating chills and fever—resembling malaria but with a predominance of chills, accompanied by slippery diarrhea with white pus; and for women with chronic cold in the uterus, an unstable pregnancy, and red or white vaginal discharge.
Master Ge of Qingcheng Mountain’s Autumn Milk Pill
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Formulas Name : Master Ge of Qingcheng Mountain’s Autumn Milk Pill
Chinese Name : 青城山葛真人秋乳丹
Drug Formulation
4 liang of autumn stone, 2 liang of stalactite powder (genuine), 2 liang of mica powder, 4 liang of oyster shell (select those facing left; coat with yellow clay to a thickness of one finger, dry over alternating high and low heat, then calcine over charcoal until glowing red—regardless of quantity—remove the black outer layer, and use the powder, ground to a fine consistency),Half a jin of cold-water stone (grind the raw stone into powder; add 1 liang of arsenic trioxide; place the mixture in a sand box so that it fits snugly; tightly pack the arsenic trioxide with powder from top to bottom; seal the exterior with a layer of paper pulp and yellow clay approximately half a finger thick; air-dry; take the above mixture totaling 10 jin and calcine it once over a fire to completely remove all arsenic fumes; remove and allow to cool; add 3 liang of white alum, mix in 1 liang, and sift).
Source
From *The Universal Remedies* (Vol. 120), citing *The Family Treasure of Health*.
Processing
Grind the above into an extremely fine powder. Take 10 liang of round, sound Pinellia tuber, grind it into powder, and mix it with water to form a thin paste; shape into pills the size of a Paulownia seed.
Benefits
For men with chronic weakness of the spleen and kidneys, all chronic cold disorders in the lower abdomen, involuntary seminal emission, frequent and slippery urination, and damp itching of the scrotum; as well as for those with an unstable spleen essence, loss of appetite, and, over time, spleen-related diarrhea progressing to alternating chills and fever—resembling malaria but with a predominance of chills, accompanied by slippery diarrhea with white pus; and for women with chronic cold in the uterus, an unstable pregnancy, and red or white vaginal discharge.
Instructions for Use
When the mixture is extremely dry, take 1 pill on an empty stomach, washed down with salted water; for women, wash it down with vinegar water. Another method involves forming the pills by adding cold water drop by drop; ensure the mixture is ground extremely fine, air-dried, then placed in a crucible, covered with a tile, and calcined over high heat—this method yields particularly potent results. The Pinellia Thick Paste Pills, while milder and less potent, will show efficacy with long-term use.
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Master Ge of Qingcheng Mountain’s Autumn Milk Pill,For men with chronic weakness of the spleen and kidneys, all chronic cold disorders in the lower abdomen, involuntary seminal emission, frequent and slippery urination, and damp itching of the scrotum; as well as for those with an unstable spleen essence, loss of appetite, and, over time, spleen-related diarrhea progressing to alternating chills and fever—resembling malaria but with a predominance of chills, accompanied by slippery diarrhea with white pus; and for women with chronic cold in the uterus, an unstable pregnancy, and red or white vaginal discharge.