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Toon Bark Ointment,Abdominal masses.

Formulas Name : Toon Bark Ointment

Chinese Name : 椿皮膏

Drug Formulation

Toon tree bark (preferably that which has been buried in soil; remove the coarse outer layer and use only the white inner bark) 2 jin.

Source

*The Great Treasure of Health*, Volume 1.

Processing

Chop the above ingredient finely, place it in a pot, and simmer in water. Strain out the residue, then simmer over alternating high and low heat until it becomes a paste. Spread the paste thinly on a piece of bleached cloth.

Benefits

Abdominal masses.

Instructions for Use

First, rub the affected area with ginger to remove grime and grease; then warm the ointment over a fire and apply it to the mass. There will be slight pain at first, which will subside after half a day; wait for it to fall off on its own. Sprinkling a small amount of musk on the ointment before application yields even better results.

Note

Not to be used by pregnant women.

Toon Bark Ointment,*The Great Treasure of Health*, Volume 1.,Abdominal masses.

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