Milk-Inducing Elixir，*Tianjin Standards for Traditional Chinese Patent Medicines*.，For women with deficiency of qi and blood, blocked meridians, thin breast milk, or grayish-yellow breast milk.
Milk-Inducing Elixir
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Formulas Name : Milk-Inducing Elixir
Chinese Name : 生乳灵
Drug Formulation
Pangolin scales 30 kg, Glehnia root 10 kg, Trichosanthes root 50 kg, loofah fibers 50 kg, white horse hoof 60 kg, deer antler 10 kg.
Source
*Tianjin Standards for Traditional Chinese Patent Medicines*.
Processing
Extract Tianhuafen using a 25% ethanol solution via the maceration method; prepare decoctions of Pangolin Scale, Saponaria Root, Luffa Sponge, White Horse Hoof, and Deer Antler using the water-boiling method. Combine and filter the decoctions, then concentrate under reduced pressure to the appropriate volume. Add 1,200 liters of simple syrup and0.5% sodium benzoate. After cooling, add the Tianhuafen extract and stir until uniform. The specific gravity should be 1.2–1.24. Allow to stand at 25°C for 7 days before bottling. Each bottle contains 120 milliliters.
Benefits
For women with deficiency of qi and blood, blocked meridians, thin breast milk, or grayish-yellow breast milk.
Instructions for Use
Take 40 milliliters three times daily, warmed before consumption.
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Milk-Inducing Elixir,For women with deficiency of qi and blood, blocked meridians, thin breast milk, or grayish-yellow breast milk.