Toxicity-Resolving Sea Formula，*The Classic of Spots*, Volume 3.，For women suffering from the “Five Exhaustions and Seven Injuries,” where blood stasis forms masses that move about the abdomen, accompanied by strange and unusual symptoms.
Toxicity-Resolving Sea Formula
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Formulas Name : Toxicity-Resolving Sea Formula
Chinese Name : 化毒海上方
Drug Formulation
4 liang of fresh Kushen, 3 liang of Ginseng.
Source
*The Classic of Spots*, Volume 3.
Benefits
For women suffering from the “Five Exhaustions and Seven Injuries,” where blood stasis forms masses that move about the abdomen, accompanied by strange and unusual symptoms.
Instructions for Use
Take 7 eggs and boil them in a decoction made from the two ginsengs for the duration of 3 sticks of incense; first, take a pinch of black sesame seeds, roast them until cooked, and eat them first, followed by the eggs, swallowing as much of the original broth as possible. Then help the patient lie down on the bed; after a short while, the abdomen will ache, and the strange mass will be expelled on its own; immediately give the patient a dose of “Good Dizziness Decoction” to ensure the mass is completely expelled. If there is still a visible mass in the abdomen, have the patient drink another cup of the original broth, and it will naturally be expelled entirely.
Note
Avoid all foods that trigger allergic reactions.
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Toxicity-Resolving Sea Formula,For women suffering from the “Five Exhaustions and Seven Injuries,” where blood stasis forms masses that move about the abdomen, accompanied by strange and unusual symptoms.