Ren Zhong Bai Pills，From *Songya Zunsheng*, Volume 11.，Yin deficiency on the verge of developing into consumptive disease; deficiency syndrome; blood deficiency with fever, accompanied by dryness and thirst; and restless sleep.
Ren Zhong Bai Pills
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Formulas Name : Ren Zhong Bai Pills
Chinese Name : 人中白丸
Drug Formulation
Ren Zhong Bai (prepared by placing 30 jujubes in an old chamber pot, filling it 8 fen with wine, sealing it with salt mud, and calcining it over charcoal. When the wine has evaporated by 3 fen, reseal the opening and continue calcining over a low charcoal fire overnight; remove the jujubes and collect the white residue) 4 qian,2 qian of antelope horn, 2 qian of raw Rehmannia root, 2 qian of Angelica sinensis, 2 qian of Artemisia annua seeds, 2 qian of Bupleurum chinense (silver variety), 2 qian of soft-shelled turtle shell (washed and roasted with vinegar), 2 qian of donkey-hide gelatin beads, 2 qian of Atractylodes macrocephala (steamed with earth; must not be stir-fried), 2 qian of white peony root (stir-fried), and 4 qian of prepared Rehmannia root.
Source
From *Songya Zunsheng*, Volume 11.
Processing
Grind the Bai Bu Ointment into pills.
Benefits
Yin deficiency on the verge of developing into consumptive disease; deficiency syndrome; blood deficiency with fever, accompanied by dryness and thirst; and restless sleep.
Instructions for Use
Men take 4 qian; women take 3 qian.
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Ren Zhong Bai Pills,Yin deficiency on the verge of developing into consumptive disease; deficiency syndrome; blood deficiency with fever, accompanied by dryness and thirst; and restless sleep.