Universal Divine Qu Ointment，*New Compilation of Proven Formulas*, Volume 11.，For disorders caused by irregular seasonal influences, such as colds with fever, dizziness, and cough; as well as abdominal pain from indigestion, epigastric fullness and pain, vomiting, diarrhea, and dysentery; inability to eat; and difficulty adapting to local climate and diet.
Universal Divine Qu Ointment
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Formulas Name : Universal Divine Qu Ointment
Chinese Name : 万应神曲膏
Drug Formulation
Qianhu 4 liang, Da Huang 4 liang, Cang Zhu 4 liang, E Zhu 4 liang, Fang Feng 4 liang, Liang Jiang 4 liang, Jiang Huang 4 liang, Shan Zha 4 liang, Chai Hu 4 liang, Hou Po 4 liang, Zi Su 4 liang, Dou Kou 4 liang, Ge Gen 4 liang, Bin Lang 4 liang,Coix Seed 4 liang, Scutellaria 4 liang, Schizonepeta 4 liang, Ephedra 4 liang, Green Tangerine Peel 4 liang, Evodia 4 liang, Licorice 4 liang, Phellodendron 4 liang, Lily Bulb 4 liang, Gardenia 4 liang, Peppermint 4 liang, Notopterygium 4 liang, Dried Tangerine Peel 4 liang, Pollen of Arrowhead 4 liang, Cowpea 4 liang, Apricot Kernel 4 liang,Plantain Seed 4 liang, Meadowsweet 4 liang, Angelica Pubescens 4 liang, Wood Fragrance 4 liang, Motherwort 4 liang, Barley Malt 4 liang, Wuyao 4 liang, Platycodon Root 4 liang, Abdominal Skin 4 liang, Cardamom 4 liang, Chebulic Myrobalan 4 liang, Poria Cocos 4 liang, Poria 4 liang, Curcuma Zedoaria 4 liang,Euryale seed 4 liang, Cardamom 4 liang, Pinellia 4 liang, Huai Poria 4 liang, Akebia 4 liang, Agastache 4 liang, Trifoliate Orange 4 liang, Jian Alisma 4 liang, Hyssop 4 liang, Acorus 4 liang, Coptis 4 liang, Wood Apple 4 liang, Cyperus 4 liang, Citrus peel 4 liang, Adzuki beans 4 liang, Sichuan pepper 4 liang.
Source
*New Compilation of Proven Formulas*, Volume 11.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder.
Benefits
For disorders caused by irregular seasonal influences, such as colds with fever, dizziness, and cough; as well as abdominal pain from indigestion, epigastric fullness and pain, vomiting, diarrhea, and dysentery; inability to eat; and difficulty adapting to local climate and diet.
Instructions for Use
Additionally, use 4 jin of fresh Artemisia annua, 2 jin of Phoenix Tail Grass, 3 jin of Xanthium, 3 jin of Large ?? Grass, and 3 jin of Small ?? Grass; decoct these five ingredients together to produce a concentrated decoction. Also use 15 jin of wheat (washed, lightly steamed, and sun-dried) and 6 liang of malt powder.First, mix the herbs with the malt powder, then incorporate the herbal decoction and knead into blocks. Wrap each block in lotus leaves, tie them tightly with ramie string, and steam in a steamer for one hour. Remove and let cool for 3–4 hours until completely cold. Place the blocks in a barrel, layering them as follows: one layer of rice straw,followed by a layer of Shenqu. Cover tightly. Leave for 12 days, then remove and sun-dry for over a month until completely dry. Brush off the lotus leaves, then expose to the open air for 7 nights and sun-dry for 7 days. Once thoroughly dry, store for future use. Sun-dry several times each month to prevent mold. Adults take 3 qian per dose; children take 1 qian (up to 1.5 qian). Decoct in water and drink.
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Universal Divine Qu Ointment,For disorders caused by irregular seasonal influences, such as colds with fever, dizziness, and cough; as well as abdominal pain from indigestion, epigastric fullness and pain, vomiting, diarrhea, and dysentery; inability to eat; and difficulty adapting to local climate and diet.