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Supreme Holy Lapis Lazuli Pill

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Supreme Holy Lapis Lazuli Pill,Effective for 15 types of wind-related disorders in children, five types of malnutrition, alternating fever and chills, diarrhea with jujube-flower-like stools, thin legs and distended abdomen, prominent blue veins on the abdomen, sparse hair, excessive soil-eating, plucking eyebrows, nail-biting, emaciated limbs,malnutrition-induced roundworm heart pain, frequent diarrhea and dysentery, frequent startles and coughing, malnutrition-induced erosion of the mouth and nose, red and white sores, and night blindness caused by malnutrition.

Formulas Name : Supreme Holy Lapis Lazuli Pill

Chinese Name : 至圣青金丹

Drug Formulation

Indigo Powder (fine, high-quality, ground) 2 fen, Realgar 2 fen (ground), Borneol a small amount (ground), Bear Bile 1 fen (dissolved in warm water before adding to the mixture), Coptis Chinensis 2 fen,musk 5 fen (ground), toad venom the size of one soapberry, mercury the size of one soapberry, lead oxide, 2 pieces of white Aconite, aloe 1 fen (ground), cinnabar 1 qian (ground), talcum powder 1 fen.

Source

*Bo Ji*, Volume 4.

Processing

Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder, then place them all in a mortar and grind thoroughly until uniform. Use the juice from one wild boar’s gallbladder, boiled down, to soak a small amount of steamed buns to form pills the size of a millet grain. Dry them in the sun, store them in a sealed porcelain container, and take as needed.

Benefits

Effective for 15 types of wind-related disorders in children, five types of malnutrition, alternating fever and chills, diarrhea with jujube-flower-like stools, thin legs and distended abdomen, prominent blue veins on the abdomen, sparse hair, excessive soil-eating, plucking eyebrows, nail-biting, emaciated limbs,malnutrition-induced roundworm heart pain, frequent diarrhea and dysentery, frequent startles and coughing, malnutrition-induced erosion of the mouth and nose, red and white sores, and night blindness caused by malnutrition.

Instructions for Use

Take 2 pills per dose, each prepared with a decoction as follows: For infants suffering from convulsions or epilepsy, with eyes rolled upward and twitching of the hands and feet—manifesting in various forms—dissolve 1 pill in warm water and drip it into the nose. After the child sneezes 3–5 times, the eyes will naturally return to normal and the twitching will subside. Then, dissolve 2 more pills in peppermint decoction and administer them orally;For chronic malnutrition (wugān), characterized by small limbs, a distended abdomen, furrowing the brows, eating dirt, biting fingernails, sparse hair, and visible blue veins on the abdomen, take 2 pills per dose and swallow with congee broth; for children with alternating chills and fever due to malnutrition, take 2 pills per dose, dissolve in peppermint decoction, and swallow; for children with chronic diarrhea or dysentery, take 2 pills per dose and swallow with rice broth;For children suffering from heart-gnawing worms, take 2 pills each time, washed down with a decoction of Chinese toon seeds; for children with red, ulcerated skin under the nose, oral worms, or mouth sores, grind 2 pills with the child’s own breast milk and apply the paste to the affected area;For children suffering from night blindness (nyctalopia), take one white lamb’s liver, split it open with a bamboo knife, place 2 pills inside the liver, secure it with hemp thread, boil it in rice-washing water until cooked, and have the child eat it on an empty stomach. Additionally, the nursing mother must strictly avoid toxic fish, garlic, chicken, duck, and pork.Children should take this medicine once every 2–3 days; they will remain free of illness and will not suffer from untimely death. Whenever a child is ill, simply administer this remedy, and it will surely be effective.

Supreme Holy Lapis Lazuli Pill,*Bo Ji*, Volume 4.,Effective for 15 types of wind-related disorders in children, five types of malnutrition, alternating fever and chills, diarrhea with jujube-flower-like stools, thin legs and distended abdomen, prominent blue veins on the abdomen, sparse hair, excessive soil-eating, plucking eyebrows, nail-biting, emaciated limbs,malnutrition-induced roundworm heart pain, frequent diarrhea and dysentery, frequent startles and coughing, malnutrition-induced erosion of the mouth and nose, red and white sores, and night blindness caused by malnutrition.

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