Tonic Baiwei Pills，*Shenghui*, Volume 81.，Postpartum wind-induced deficiency and exhaustion, cold qi in the abdomen, weakness in the legs and knees, sallow and haggard complexion, reduced appetite, and progressive emaciation.
Tonic Baiwei Pills
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Formulas Name : Tonic Baiwei Pills
Chinese Name : 补益白薇丸
Drug Formulation
1 liang of Baiwei, half a liang of MuXiang, half a liang of Dang Gui (chopped, lightly roasted), half a liang of Gui Xin,half liang of Ze Lan, half liang of Niuxi (stems removed), 1 liang of Shu Gan Di Huang, half liang of Mu Dan, half liang of Ren Shen (root tip removed), half liang of Chuan Xiong, half liang of Bai Zhu, half liang of Zhi Ke (lightly fried with wheat bran until pale yellow, seeds removed), 3 fen of Bai Fu Ling, 1 liang of Xi Xin, 1 liang of Chi Shi Zhi, 1 liang of Long Gu,Yu Yuliang 1 liang (charred, quenched in vinegar 7 times), Aconite 3 fen (roasted until cracked, with skin and pith removed), Astragalus 1 liang (chopped), Dipsacus 0.5 liang, Evodia 1 fen (soaked in boiling water 7 times, dried in an oven, and lightly roasted), Magnolia Bark 0.5 liang (coarse bark removed, coated with ginger juice, and roasted until fragrant and cooked through).
Source
*Shenghui*, Volume 81.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder, mix with refined honey, and form into pills the size of a paulownia seed.
Benefits
Postpartum wind-induced deficiency and exhaustion, cold qi in the abdomen, weakness in the legs and knees, sallow and haggard complexion, reduced appetite, and progressive emaciation.
Instructions for Use
Take 30 pills per dose, on an empty stomach and before dinner, washed down with warm wine.
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Tonic Baiwei Pills,Postpartum wind-induced deficiency and exhaustion, cold qi in the abdomen, weakness in the legs and knees, sallow and haggard complexion, reduced appetite, and progressive emaciation.