Miraculous Remedy for Jujube-Shaped Sores，From *Formulas for Universal Relief* (Vol. 100), citing the *Desheng Hall Formulas*.，For critical cases of wind-induced epilepsy.
Miraculous Remedy for Jujube-Shaped Sores
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Formulas Name : Miraculous Remedy for Jujube-Shaped Sores
Chinese Name : 神药治枣儿
Drug Formulation
1 jin of soapberry (peeled and string removed, coarsely chopped), 3 fen of ephedra (knots removed), 1 sheng of plump jujubes, and 3 qian of high-quality Beijing ink.
Source
From *Formulas for Universal Relief* (Vol. 100), citing the *Desheng Hall Formulas*.
Processing
Take a large earthenware pot capable of holding 2 dou of water. Place the soapberry, ephedra, and Beijing ink into the pot and simmer until the liquid is reduced to 5–6 bowls. Strain out the residue, then simmer the medicinal liquid further until it becomes a paste of 2 bowls. Add the jujubes to the paste and simmer over low heat until dry, so that the medicinal properties are fully absorbed into the jujubes. Store in a clay jar and cover the jar with paper.
Benefits
For critical cases of wind-induced epilepsy.
Instructions for Use
Consume 1 to 3–5 jujubes daily. After consumption, the wind, phlegm, and saliva will be expelled through the stool the following morning.
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Miraculous Remedy for Jujube-Shaped Sores,For critical cases of wind-induced epilepsy.