Tong Shen Pie,From *De Xiao*, Volume 11.,Malaria.
Tong Shen Pie
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Formulas Name : Tong Shen Pie
Chinese Name : 通神饼
Drug Formulation
3 qian of licorice powder, 3 qian of mung bean powder, 3 qian of withered lotus leaf, half a qian of arsenic trioxide (raw), 1.5 qian of cinnabar, half a qian of potato starch, a small amount each of borneol and musk, 10 pieces of gold leaf, and 10 pieces of silver leaf.
Source
From *De Xiao*, Volume 11.
Processing
Mix the above ingredients with honey to form pills the size of a paulownia seed, then shape them into cakes.
Benefits
Malaria.
Instructions for Use
For children aged one year, administer half a pill or one pill per dose; for older children, no more than two pills. Dissolve in well water or water decocted from peach or willow twigs, and take once daily. It may also be applied to the pulse point.
Note
Avoid hot or spicy foods and beverages.
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Tong Shen Pie,Malaria.