Xu Zhenjun’s Ruyi Pill，From *Collected Formulas of the Crane-Feeding Pavilion*.，For severe epidemic pathogens, malevolent spirits causing internal disturbances, toxic mists and miasmas, inability to adapt to local climate and soil, as well as red and white dysentery, regurgitation and dysphagia, epigastric fullness, jaundice, malaria, hernias, food stagnation, yin and yang toxins, typhoid fever, common cold, various forms of madness, and phlegm-related disorders.
Xu Zhenjun’s Ruyi Pill
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Formulas Name : Xu Zhenjun’s Ruyi Pill
Chinese Name : 许真君如意丹
Drug Formulation
Dangshen, Poria, Aconite, Cinnamon Bark, Ginger (dried), Coptis, Aconite (steamed with flour), Sichuan Pepper, Areca Nut, Magnolia Bark, Bupleurum, Angelica, Platycodon, Aster, Evodia, Wood Fragrance, Acorus, Soapwort, and Ba Shuang—each in equal parts.
Source
From *Collected Formulas of the Crane-Feeding Pavilion*.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder, form into pills with a flour paste, and coat with cinnabar.
Benefits
For severe epidemic pathogens, malevolent spirits causing internal disturbances, toxic mists and miasmas, inability to adapt to local climate and soil, as well as red and white dysentery, regurgitation and dysphagia, epigastric fullness, jaundice, malaria, hernias, food stagnation, yin and yang toxins, typhoid fever, common cold, various forms of madness, and phlegm-related disorders.
Instructions for Use
Take 5–7 pills per dose, swallowed with liquid as appropriate for the condition.
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Xu Zhenjun’s Ruyi Pill,For severe epidemic pathogens, malevolent spirits causing internal disturbances, toxic mists and miasmas, inability to adapt to local climate and soil, as well as red and white dysentery, regurgitation and dysphagia, epigastric fullness, jaundice, malaria, hernias, food stagnation, yin and yang toxins, typhoid fever, common cold, various forms of madness, and phlegm-related disorders.