Seven-Transformation Spirit-Responding Pill，*Danxi’s Heart Methods with Appendices*, Volume 18.，Effective against mountain mists and miasmas, gu poison, and all types of stagnation and qi disorders—regardless of whether recent or chronic; as well as women’s blood masses and amenorrhea, and children’s distended abdomens, sallow complexions, and malnutrition; all forms of chest pain, and various gu-related stagnations.
Seven-Transformation Spirit-Responding Pill
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Formulas Name : Seven-Transformation Spirit-Responding Pill
Chinese Name : 七转灵应丹
Drug Formulation
5 qian of Wu-yi (use 4 qian of the powder), 5 liang of Qianniu (use 3 liang of the head powder), 5 liang of Areca nut (use 3 liang of the pure powder), 5 liang of Rhubarb (use 3 liang of the pure powder), 5 qian of Wood Fragrance (use 4 qian of the pure powder), 4 liang of Leiwan (use 3 liang of the pure powder), 1 liang of Tin Ash (calcined; use 3 qian of the pure powder).
Source
*Danxi’s Heart Methods with Appendices*, Volume 18.
Processing
Take the purified powders of each ingredient, mix them thoroughly in one container, and soak in scallion-white decoction overnight before forming into pills the size of millet grains.
Benefits
Effective against mountain mists and miasmas, gu poison, and all types of stagnation and qi disorders—regardless of whether recent or chronic; as well as women’s blood masses and amenorrhea, and children’s distended abdomens, sallow complexions, and malnutrition; all forms of chest pain, and various gu-related stagnations.
Instructions for Use
Take 4 fen per dose; for severe or chronic conditions, increase to 5 fen. Soak in scallion white decoction overnight, then take cold on an empty stomach in the morning. Once the root of the disease is expelled, replenish with warm porridge in the evening.
Note
Avoid raw, cold, hard, and greasy foods for thirty days. Not suitable for pregnant women.
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Seven-Transformation Spirit-Responding Pill,Effective against mountain mists and miasmas, gu poison, and all types of stagnation and qi disorders—regardless of whether recent or chronic; as well as women’s blood masses and amenorrhea, and children’s distended abdomens, sallow complexions, and malnutrition; all forms of chest pain, and various gu-related stagnations.