Restore and Consolidate the Root Pills，*The Complete Book of Madness*.，For those aged 40 or older with faint and fine pulses and deficiency of qi and blood.
Restore and Consolidate the Root Pills
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Formulas Name : Restore and Consolidate the Root Pills
Chinese Name : 复原固本丸
Drug Formulation
Northern Goji berries 1 liang, red date peel 1.5 liang, lotus stamen 1 liang, Huai Achyranthes root 1 liang, Sichuan Dipsacus root (all steamed with wine) 1 liang, selected Angelica sinensis root 1.5 liang, Peony bark (both ingredients washed with wine) 2 liang, Sichuan Eucommia bark 1 liang, Alisma orientale 1.5 liang, Sichuan Smilax glabra (washed in salt water) 2 liang,Northern Schisandra (steamed with honey) 1 liang, White Poria (steamed with milk) 1 liang, Asparagus Root (core removed) 1.5 liang, Huai Chinese Yam (lightly roasted) 1 liang, Euryale Seed (lightly roasted) 1 liang, Prepared Rehmannia Root 1 liang, Sichuan Phellodendron Bark 1 liang, Decayed Turtle Plastron (roasted with wine) 10 liang, Genuine Tiger Bone (roasted with wine 10 times) 10 liang.
Source
*The Complete Book of Madness*.
Processing
Crush the tiger bone and turtle shell into pieces, then simmer them in 24 bowls of fine wine until reduced to 3–4 bowls. Strain out the residue and retain the liquid. Prepare the remaining herbs into a fine powder in advance, mix them into the liquid, and knead into a paste to form pills.
Benefits
For those aged 40 or older with faint and fine pulses and deficiency of qi and blood.
Instructions for Use
Take 4 qian every morning on an empty stomach.
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Restore and Consolidate the Root Pills,For those aged 40 or older with faint and fine pulses and deficiency of qi and blood.