Su Hong Liver-Cleansing Powder，From *Essentials of Ophthalmology*, Volume 1.，Liver deficiency with excessive fire; the fire scorches the blood vessels, damaging the body’s vital fluids; fine thread-like strands or tiny star-like particles appear in the eyeball, scattered in all directions. Initially small, they grow larger over time, eventually merging and interconnecting, forming clumps of congealed fat, and the cornea becomes covered with a white, paste-like substance.
Su Hong Liver-Cleansing Powder
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Formulas Name : Su Hong Liver-Cleansing Powder
Chinese Name : 苏红洗肝散
Drug Formulation
Raw Rehmannia, Peony, Angelica, Chuanxiong, Notopterygium, Peppermint, Fangfeng, Perilla, Safflower, Tribulus, Cicada Shedding, Licorice, Chrysanthemum.
Source
From *Essentials of Ophthalmology*, Volume 1.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a coarse powder.
Benefits
Liver deficiency with excessive fire; the fire scorches the blood vessels, damaging the body’s vital fluids; fine thread-like strands or tiny star-like particles appear in the eyeball, scattered in all directions. Initially small, they grow larger over time, eventually merging and interconnecting, forming clumps of congealed fat, and the cornea becomes covered with a white, paste-like substance.
Instructions for Use
Take 1 liang per dose; decoct in water and drink.
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Su Hong Liver-Cleansing Powder,Liver deficiency with excessive fire; the fire scorches the blood vessels, damaging the body’s vital fluids; fine thread-like strands or tiny star-like particles appear in the eyeball, scattered in all directions. Initially small, they grow larger over time, eventually merging and interconnecting, forming clumps of congealed fat, and the cornea becomes covered with a white, paste-like substance.