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Yu Lin Wine

Formulas Name : Yu Lin Wine

Chinese Name : 毓麟酒

Drug Formulation

3 liang of mulberries, 3 liang of goji berries, 3 liang of corni fruit, 4 liang of Cuscuta seeds (roasted),3 liang Achyranthes root, 3 liang Dodder seed, 3 liang Chive seed, 3 liang Paper mulberry seed, 4 liang Cistanche, 4 liang Rubus fruit, 1 liang Cnidium fruit, 2 liang Lotus stamen, 3 liang Morinda root, 1 liang Chinese yam (roasted), 1 liang Wood fragrant.

Source

From *Compilation of Remarkable Formulas*, Volume 2.

Processing

Grind all the ingredients into a coarse powder, place them in a hemp cloth bag, and simmer in 40 jin of fire wine for the duration of three incense sticks to remove the pungent odor.

Yu Lin Wine,From *Compilation of Remarkable Formulas*, Volume 2.,

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