Method for Preparing Licorice,*Yi Tong*, Volume 81.,For painful, suspended abscesses or fever, regardless of whether the swelling has ruptured or not. For boils and carbuncles.
Method for Preparing Licorice
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Formulas Name : Method for Preparing Licorice
Chinese Name : 制甘草法
Drug Formulation
1 liang of large licorice root (cut into 3 sections).
Source
*Yi Tong*, Volume 81.
Processing
Soak in 1 zhan of running stream water until thoroughly saturated; roast over low heat until dry; then soak again in the same water until saturated; repeat the process of roasting and soaking until all the water has been absorbed; grind into a fine powder.
Benefits
For painful, suspended abscesses or fever, regardless of whether the swelling has ruptured or not. For boils and carbuncles.
Instructions for Use
Boil 1 bowl of ash-free wine until reduced to 7 parts, strain out the residue, and take on an empty stomach.
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Method for Preparing Licorice,For painful, suspended abscesses or fever, regardless of whether the swelling has ruptured or not. For boils and carbuncles.