One-Point Dissolver，From *Secret Formulas of Miraculous Medicines*, Volume 2.，For all types of sores and infections, whether minor or severe, at the onset.
One-Point Dissolver
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Formulas Name : One-Point Dissolver
Chinese Name : 一点消
Drug Formulation
4 liang of salt, 4 liang of alum, 4 liang of sodium carbonate, 4 liang of soapstone alum, 4 liang of mercury, and 4 qian of arsenic.
Source
From *Secret Formulas of Miraculous Medicines*, Volume 2.
Processing
Grind all ingredients together until no granules remain visible. Place the mixture in a jar and heat over low flame until a crust forms. Pack it tightly with a wooden stick. Once cooled and set, invert the jar onto a bowl. Place a basin of water and a brick beneath the bowl’s base. Set the bowl and jar on the brick, then add water until it reaches 8 fen from the bottom of the bowl. Separate the setup with a large brick, construct a hundred-hole furnace, and apply heat. Monitor the fire from both top and bottom; as soon as the flame reaches the bottom, remove the heat. Once cooled and set, retrieve the medicine and seal it securely.
Benefits
For all types of sores and infections, whether minor or severe, at the onset.
Instructions for Use
To treat the infection, dip a wick in a small amount of rice vinegar and dab the affected area. For minor infections, apply 2–3 dabs; once 1–2 white blisters form, the infection will subside. For larger infections, apply a few more dabs or repeat the process several times—the infection will invariably clear up. In cases of stubborn, hidden toxins, take one pill of Qiming Dan and apply the treatment; it will invariably be effective.
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One-Point Dissolver,For all types of sores and infections, whether minor or severe, at the onset.