Miraculous Guanyin Powder,Quoted from *Jia Bao* in *New Book on Infant Care* (Renwei Edition), Volume 23.,For children suffering from external invasion by wind-cold and internal damage to the spleen and stomach, presenting with vomiting, retching, and diarrhea, and refusing to take milk or food, which, if prolonged, leads to gradual wasting and weakness.
Miraculous Guanyin Powder
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Formulas Name : Miraculous Guanyin Powder
Chinese Name : 神妙观音散
Drug Formulation
1 fen of white mung beans, 1 fen of stone lotus seed (roasted, with the core removed), 1 fen of ginseng (roasted), 1.5 qian of Poria (roasted), 1 qian of licorice (roasted), 1 qian of white angelica, 1 qian of cotton-like astragalus (crushed, mixed with honey water, and roasted), 1 qian of wood fragrant (roasted), and 2 qian of Shenqu.
Source
Quoted from *Jia Bao* in *New Book on Infant Care* (Renwei Edition), Volume 23.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder.
Benefits
For children suffering from external invasion by wind-cold and internal damage to the spleen and stomach, presenting with vomiting, retching, and diarrhea, and refusing to take milk or food, which, if prolonged, leads to gradual wasting and weakness.
Instructions for Use
For each dose, infants should take 1 zi; children aged 2–3 years, half a qian; and children aged 4–5 years, 1 qian. Add one yaozhu or half a silver cup of water and half a jujube slice, decoct until it boils about ten times, then administer.
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Miraculous Guanyin Powder,For children suffering from external invasion by wind-cold and internal damage to the spleen and stomach, presenting with vomiting, retching, and diarrhea, and refusing to take milk or food, which, if prolonged, leads to gradual wasting and weakness.