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Seven Treasures Miraculous Sand Pill

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Seven Treasures Miraculous Sand Pill,For infants and young children suffering from chronic convulsions or spleen deficiency, with drowsy and lethargic demeanor, and unresolved phlegm or wind-phlegm accumulating above the diaphragm.

Formulas Name : Seven Treasures Miraculous Sand Pill

Chinese Name : 七宝妙砂丹

Drug Formulation

1 Wen of Kaiyuan Tongbao copper coin (use only coins with two crescent marks on the reverse; those with a pale black color and a single crescent mark are not suitable).

Source

From *Huoyou Kouyi*, Volume 15.

Benefits

For infants and young children suffering from chronic convulsions or spleen deficiency, with drowsy and lethargic demeanor, and unresolved phlegm or wind-phlegm accumulating above the diaphragm.

Instructions for Use

Strike the coin against the head of an iron spoon and heat it over charcoal fire. In an instant, yellow-white beads will emerge from the four corners and all sides, covering the entire surface. Allow them to cool, then pour them into a teacup. Add a small amount of cinnabar powder and take as a single dose. Administer with a decoction of gold, silver, and mint.

Seven Treasures Miraculous Sand Pill,From *Huoyou Kouyi*, Volume 15.,For infants and young children suffering from chronic convulsions or spleen deficiency, with drowsy and lethargic demeanor, and unresolved phlegm or wind-phlegm accumulating above the diaphragm.

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