Miraculous Needle for a Hundred Cures，*Formulas of the Hall of Cultivating Blessings*, Volume 2.，For unilateral or bilateral headaches, shoulder pain, “crane’s knee” (knee deformity), cold-dampness syndrome, hemiplegia, paralysis of the hands and feet, masses, low back pain, small intestine hernia; boils and abscesses on the back, and pharyngeal nodules (tang he), provided they are in the early stages and have not yet ruptured.
Miraculous Needle for a Hundred Cures
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Formulas Name : Miraculous Needle for a Hundred Cures
Chinese Name : 百发神针
Drug Formulation
Frankincense 3 qian, Myrrh 3 qian, Raw Sichuan Aconite 3 qian, Dragon’s Blood 3 qian, Sichuan Aconite 3 qian, Wild Aconite 3 qian, Sandalwood Powder 3 qian, Agarwood Powder 3 qian, Large Fritillary Bulb 3 qian, Musk 3 qian, Cloves 49 grains, Clean Qi Ai Cotton 1 liang (or 2 liang).
Source
*Formulas of the Hall of Cultivating Blessings*, Volume 2.
Processing
Form into needles.
Benefits
For unilateral or bilateral headaches, shoulder pain, “crane’s knee” (knee deformity), cold-dampness syndrome, hemiplegia, paralysis of the hands and feet, masses, low back pain, small intestine hernia; boils and abscesses on the back, and pharyngeal nodules (tang he), provided they are in the early stages and have not yet ruptured.
Instructions for Use
Needle each acupoint accordingly.
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Miraculous Needle for a Hundred Cures,For unilateral or bilateral headaches, shoulder pain, “crane’s knee” (knee deformity), cold-dampness syndrome, hemiplegia, paralysis of the hands and feet, masses, low back pain, small intestine hernia; boils and abscesses on the back, and pharyngeal nodules (tang he), provided they are in the early stages and have not yet ruptured.