World-Saving Immortal Pill，From *Three Hundred Collected Effective Formulas*, Volume 1.，Sudden death from shā syndrome; collapse of yin and yang; yin-cold syndrome; stagnation in the chest and abdomen; cold rash resembling sheep’s wool; nausea and regurgitation; cholera with vomiting and diarrhea; qi-related and blood-related pain; nasal congestion and headache; stroke and phlegm obstruction; wind-induced malnutrition and dysentery; mountain miasma; epidemic plague; locked jaw; loss of consciousness; as well as pathogenic influences from abnormal seasonal energies.
World-Saving Immortal Pill
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Formulas Name : World-Saving Immortal Pill
Chinese Name : 济世仙丹
Drug Formulation
5 qian of Mingxiong, 4 qian of Huoxiao, 1 qian of Bai Zhi, 1 liang of Ku Fan, 5 qian of Ya Zao, 5 qian of Changpu, 3 qian of Dingxiang, 3 qian of Bi Bo, 4 qian of Bei Xixin, 5 qian of Cang Zhu, 3 fen of Musk, 7 fen of Borneol, and 3 qian of Di Hu Jiao (also known as “Goose-Does-Not-Eat-Grass”).
Source
From *Three Hundred Collected Effective Formulas*, Volume 1.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder and sift.
Benefits
Sudden death from shā syndrome; collapse of yin and yang; yin-cold syndrome; stagnation in the chest and abdomen; cold rash resembling sheep’s wool; nausea and regurgitation; cholera with vomiting and diarrhea; qi-related and blood-related pain; nasal congestion and headache; stroke and phlegm obstruction; wind-induced malnutrition and dysentery; mountain miasma; epidemic plague; locked jaw; loss of consciousness; as well as pathogenic influences from abnormal seasonal energies.
Instructions for Use
Apply a small amount to the inner corner of the eye; or take 1–2 fen with ginger decoction; or blow it into the nostrils; or place 1–2 fen into the navel and cover it with a medicated plaster.
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World-Saving Immortal Pill,Sudden death from shā syndrome; collapse of yin and yang; yin-cold syndrome; stagnation in the chest and abdomen; cold rash resembling sheep’s wool; nausea and regurgitation; cholera with vomiting and diarrhea; qi-related and blood-related pain; nasal congestion and headache; stroke and phlegm obstruction; wind-induced malnutrition and dysentery; mountain miasma; epidemic plague; locked jaw; loss of consciousness; as well as pathogenic influences from abnormal seasonal energies.