Taiyi Liu Jin Da Dao Powder，From *The New Book on the Care of Infants* (Vol. 13), citing *The Spiritual Garden*.，For all types of wind disorders in adults and children, including stroke or syncope, loss of consciousness, convulsions with rolling of the eyes, and conditions such as typhoid-induced headaches.
Taiyi Liu Jin Da Dao Powder
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Formulas Name : Taiyi Liu Jin Da Dao Powder
Chinese Name : 太一流金大道散
Drug Formulation
Cornus flower 1.5 qian, Cinnamon bark 1.5 qian, Dried ginger 1.5 qian, Aconite root (raw) 1.5 qian, Asarum 2 qian, Cinnabar 2 qian, Soapberry (flesh, stir-fried) 2 qian, Lepidium 2 qian, Peony bark 4 qian.
Source
From *The New Book on the Care of Infants* (Vol. 13), citing *The Spiritual Garden*.
Processing
Grind each of the above ingredients into a fine powder.
Benefits
For all types of wind disorders in adults and children, including stroke or syncope, loss of consciousness, convulsions with rolling of the eyes, and conditions such as typhoid-induced headaches.
Instructions for Use
For qi-induced syncope, sudden illness or syncope resulting from “middle evil” (sudden illness in the lower abdomen), loss of consciousness, convulsions of the hands and feet, rolling of the eyes, and fainting; as well as cases of surging vital energy or blood energy causing excruciating pain and near-fainting; headaches accompanied by cerebral wind; and persistent typhoid fever that has not resolved—blow this mixture into the nostrils: 1 character for adults, half a character for children. Sneezing indicates effectiveness.For typhoid fever, make pills the size of mung beans using scallion juice; take 7 pills, washed down with peppermint, ginger, and dried tea. For typhoid fever that has persisted for a long time without resolution, take 10 pills with scallions and wine.
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Taiyi Liu Jin Da Dao Powder,For all types of wind disorders in adults and children, including stroke or syncope, loss of consciousness, convulsions with rolling of the eyes, and conditions such as typhoid-induced headaches.