Zhui Feng Bing，From *Wei’s Family Prescriptions*, Volume 1.，Effective for thirty-six types of wind disorders, left-sided paralysis and right-sided weakness, uncoordinated limbs, facial and oral asymmetry, and both unilateral and bilateral headaches.
Zhui Feng Bing
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Formulas Name : Zhui Feng Bing
Chinese Name : 追风饼
Drug Formulation
25 grams of Fangfeng (stem removed), 25 grams of Qianghuo, 25 grams of Haitongpi, 25 grams of Weilingxian, 25 grams of Gypsum (raw), 25 grams of Fuchong, 15 grams of Xixin, 15 grams of Cangzhu, 3 liang of Chao Wutou (sliced; stir-fried with Cangzhu using a pinch of salt until blackened),Tianhuafen 3 liang, Gaoben half a liang, Manjingzi half a liang, Beixie half a liang, Huoxiangye (with soil removed) half a liang, Bai Zhi half a liang, Guan Gui 3 qian (with coarse bark removed, not heated).
Source
From *Wei’s Family Prescriptions*, Volume 1.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder; mix with steamed bun dough to form pills the size of a marble.
Benefits
Effective for thirty-six types of wind disorders, left-sided paralysis and right-sided weakness, uncoordinated limbs, facial and oral asymmetry, and both unilateral and bilateral headaches.
Instructions for Use
Take one cake per dose, chewed and swallowed with warm wine or clear tea; for one-sided or bilateral headaches, chew and swallow with peppermint tea, taken when slightly hungry; for headaches, take after a meal.
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Zhui Feng Bing,Effective for thirty-six types of wind disorders, left-sided paralysis and right-sided weakness, uncoordinated limbs, facial and oral asymmetry, and both unilateral and bilateral headaches.