Zujing Pills，From *Formulas Recorded in History*, Volume 2.，For deficiency of liver and kidney qi manifesting externally as poor nourishment of the eyes.
Zujing Pills
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Formulas Name : Zujing Pills
Chinese Name : 足精丸
Drug Formulation
Half a liang of well-processed dried Rehmannia (must be steamed nine times and prepared with wine), half a liang of Angelica sinensis (stems removed), half a liang of white peony root, half a liang of ginseng, half a liang of Chinese yam, 7 qian of eggplant pulp (roasted with butter, skin removed),6 qian of Schisandra berries, 1.5 qian of Sichuan pepper (seeds removed), 3 qian of blue wood fragrant, 3 qian of Dehuo, 3 qian of sweet chrysanthemum, half a liang of white tribulus, half a liang of Eucommia (peeled and fried in butter), half a liang of dodder seeds (soaked in wine overnight), half a liang of astragalus, 4 zhu of large ligusticum, and 4 zhu of Cistanche.
Source
From *Formulas Recorded in History*, Volume 2.
Processing
Grind the ingredients into a fine powder, mix with refined honey to form pills the size of a paulownia seed.
Benefits
For deficiency of liver and kidney qi manifesting externally as poor nourishment of the eyes.
Instructions for Use
Take 50 pills per dose, washed down with a strong decoction of glutinous rice prepared on an empty stomach, with a pinch of salt added.
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Zujing Pills,For deficiency of liver and kidney qi manifesting externally as poor nourishment of the eyes.