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White Rabbit Pills

Formulas Name : White Rabbit Pills

Chinese Name : 白兔丸

Drug Formulation

White rabbit droppings (collected on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival) 40 pills, realgar 5 fen.

Source

From *The Medical Compendium*, Volume 78, citing *The Blue Sack*.

Processing

Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder, mix with refined honey, and form into pills the size of a Paulownia seed.

Instructions for Use

Take 7 pills per dose, along with 5 qian of licorice (raw, crushed; if the patient is thin and weak, use roasted licorice), and 1 zhan of water. Stir to extract a concentrated decoction, and take it on an empty stomach at the fifth watch. Once there is slight improvement after two days, it is best to take another dose of this Chinese medicine.

Note

Advise the patient to avoid agitation; taking the medicine cold is safe.

White Rabbit Pills,From *The Medical Compendium*, Volume 78, citing *The Blue Sack*.,

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