One Handful, Seven Pills，From *San Yin*, Volume 9.，For chronic accumulation of wind-cold in the viscera; disharmony of qi and blood; stagnation of retained fluids; formation of masses, masses, and lumps; and blood masses in women; for obstruction of the stomach and intestines, inability to digest food; coughing, retching, bloating, and fullness; bloody or white diarrhea; cholera with muscle cramps; lameness and contractures; pain in the lower back, spine, feet, and knees; and inability to walk.
One Handful, Seven Pills
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Formulas Name : One Handful, Seven Pills
Chinese Name : 一握七丸
Drug Formulation
Half a jin of Shenqu (roasted until yellow), 2 large Aconite roots (processed, with skin and pith removed), and 2 liang of licorice (roasted).
Source
From *San Yin*, Volume 9.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder, mix with refined honey to form pills, and divide one handful (taken with the left hand) into 7 pills.
Benefits
For chronic accumulation of wind-cold in the viscera; disharmony of qi and blood; stagnation of retained fluids; formation of masses, masses, and lumps; and blood masses in women; for obstruction of the stomach and intestines, inability to digest food; coughing, retching, bloating, and fullness; bloody or white diarrhea; cholera with muscle cramps; lameness and contractures; pain in the lower back, spine, feet, and knees; and inability to walk.
Instructions for Use
Take 1 pill per dose, chew it thoroughly, and swallow it with rice water.
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One Handful, Seven Pills,For chronic accumulation of wind-cold in the viscera; disharmony of qi and blood; stagnation of retained fluids; formation of masses, masses, and lumps; and blood masses in women; for obstruction of the stomach and intestines, inability to digest food; coughing, retching, bloating, and fullness; bloody or white diarrhea; cholera with muscle cramps; lameness and contractures; pain in the lower back, spine, feet, and knees; and inability to walk.