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Musk and Ten-Ingredient Powder,For headaches.

Formulas Name : Musk and Ten-Ingredient Powder

Chinese Name : 麝香十和粉

Drug Formulation

1 bag of official-grade powder (water-floated), 3 qian of cinnabar, 5 qian of oyster shell powder (white, fully cooked, water-floated) and mitasang, 2 qian of eagle’s feather, 5 qian of sandalwood, a small amount of borneol, a small amount of musk, cold-water stone powder (ground together with borneol and musk), and a small amount of purple powder.

Source

From *Medical Formulas Compiled by Category* (Vol. 81), citing *Matters Concerning Women’s Chambers*.

Processing

Grind each of the above herbs into a fine powder. Mix thoroughly, then add the borneol and musk; the mixture should resemble the color of peach blossoms.

Benefits

For headaches.

Musk and Ten-Ingredient Powder,From *Medical Formulas Compiled by Category* (Vol. 81), citing *Matters Concerning Women’s Chambers*.,For headaches.

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