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Tissue-Regenerating Red Jade Pill

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Tissue-Regenerating Red Jade Pill,For sores that fail to close.

Formulas Name : Tissue-Regenerating Red Jade Pill

Chinese Name : 生肌红玉丹

Drug Formulation

Huang Dan (roasted) 2 qian, White Dragon Bone (calcined) 2 qian, Gypsum (calcined) 3 qian.

Source

From *Compilation of Remarkable Formulas*, Volume 2.

Processing

Grind the ingredients into a fine powder.

Benefits

For sores that fail to close.

Instructions for Use

Apply as a powder.

Tissue-Regenerating Red Jade Pill,From *Compilation of Remarkable Formulas*, Volume 2.,For sores that fail to close.

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