Ointment for All Illnesses Without Worry，*Hui Chun*, Volume 8.，
Ointment for All Illnesses Without Worry
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Formulas Name : Ointment for All Illnesses Without Worry
Chinese Name : 万病无忧膏
Drug Formulation
6 qian of Sichuan Aconite, 6 qian of Wild Aconite, 6 qian of Rhubarb, 8 qian of Angelica sinensis, 8 qian of Red Peony Root, 8 qian of White Angelica, 8 qian of Forsythia, 8 qian of White Smilax, 8 qian of Bletilla, 8 qian of Lindera, 8 qian of Cassia, 8 qian of Trichosanthes seed,4 qian of Sophora japonica twigs, 4 qian of peach twigs, 4 qian of willow twigs, 4 qian of mulberry twigs, 4 qian of jujube twigs, 5 qian of Sophora flavescens, 5 qian of soapberry (one formula adds 2 qian of styrax).
Source
*Hui Chun*, Volume 8.
Processing
Coarsely chop the ingredients, soak them in 2 jin of genuine sesame oil overnight, then simmer over heat until the mixture turns a charred color. Strain through raw silk to remove the residue. Bring the oil back to a boil, add 12 liang of sifted orpiment, and stir-fry. Gradually add the ingredients, stirring continuously with a locust or willow stick until the mixture is too thick to stir easily and forms beads when a drop of liquid is held up—this is the desired consistency.Remove from heat, then add 4 qian each of powdered Frankincense and Myrrh; stir evenly, seal, and store until the heat toxicity has dissipated before use.
Instructions for Use
For treatment of falls, blows, sprains, and contusions; all types of pain; and pain in the chest and abdomen, apply directly to the affected area. For asthma, wheezing, and coughing, apply to the center of the back; for diarrhea and dysentery, apply above the navel;for headaches and eye pain, apply to the temples; for unexplained swellings, boils on the back, styes, carbuncles, wandering damp toxins, and leg sores, apply to the affected area as soon as pain or itching is first felt, and the condition will subside immediately.
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Terminology Proofreading: [Cheng Bo] | August 31, 2026 Reviewed by: [Wang Zhongxiang, Associate Chief TCM Physician (China)] | August 31, 2026
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Ointment for All Illnesses Without Worry