Qinglin Pills

Qinglin Pills,Heat-induced constipation.

Formulas Name : Qinglin Pills

Chinese Name : 青麟丸

Drug Formulation

20 jin of rhubarb.

Source

From *Internal Medicine in Traditional Chinese Medicine*, citing *Effective Prescriptions from the Shao Family’s Clinical Experience*.

Benefits

Heat-induced constipation.

Instructions for Use

Use fresh Platycladus orientalis leaves, mung bean sprouts, soybean sprouts, Sophora japonica twigs, mulberry leaves, peach leaves, willow leaves, plantain, fresh fennel, dried tangerine peel, lotus leaves, honeysuckle, perilla leaves, winter ginseng, mugwort, pinellia, magnolia bark, scutellaria,Cyperus, Amomum, licorice, Alisma, and Poria to prepare a decoction; steam the rhubarb in this decoction, grind into a powder, and form into pills using cow’s milk, perilla leaves, pear juice, ginger juice, children’s urine, and aged wine.

Qinglin Pills,From *Internal Medicine in Traditional Chinese Medicine*, citing *Effective Prescriptions from the Shao Family’s Clinical Experience*.,Heat-induced constipation.

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