Twenty-Two-Ingredient Tiger’s Eye Pills，*The Classic of the Cranial Fontanelle*, Volume 1.，For children from 1 year of age onward who experience unpredictable epileptic seizures, foaming at the mouth, and a slow, dribbling urine flow.
Twenty-Two-Ingredient Tiger’s Eye Pills
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Formulas Name : Twenty-Two-Ingredient Tiger’s Eye Pills
Chinese Name : 二十二味虎睛丸
Drug Formulation
1 tiger’s eye (preferably fresh; sun-dried and soaked in wine until yellow), 3 qian of pearl, 3 qian of bee hive, 2 fen of ephedra (knots removed), 3 fen of Uncaria, 4 fen of iron ore, 4 fen of Euphorbia, 4 fen of rhubarb, 4 fen of Scutellaria root, 4 fen of dragon’s tooth, 4 fen of silver scales,4 fen of Gardenia seeds, 4 fen of Notopterygium, 3 fen of Bupleurum, 3 fen of Cimicifuga, 3 fen of White Fresh Bark, 3 fen of Thunder Bead (burned until red), 3 fen of Ginseng, 1.5 fen of Asarum, 5 cun of Snake Skin (roasted), 5 fen of Gypsum, 4 Cicadas (wings and legs removed, roasted).
Source
*The Classic of the Cranial Fontanelle*, Volume 1.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder, mix with refined honey, and form into pills the size of red beans.
Benefits
For children from 1 year of age onward who experience unpredictable epileptic seizures, foaming at the mouth, and a slow, dribbling urine flow.
Instructions for Use
For children aged 4–5, take 5 pills; for older children, take 10 pills. Take with a thick decoction of rice water, twice daily.
Note
Avoid raw, cold, and greasy foods.
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Terminology Proofreading: [Cheng Bo] | August 24, 2026 Reviewed by: [Wang Zhongxiang, Associate Chief TCM Physician (China)] | August 24, 2026
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Twenty-Two-Ingredient Tiger’s Eye Pills,For children from 1 year of age onward who experience unpredictable epileptic seizures, foaming at the mouth, and a slow, dribbling urine flow.