Qing Mu Xiang

(Antelope) | (Calcite) | (Cimicifuga) | (Cinnabar) | (Fried Licorice) | (Magnetite) | (Mirabilite) | (Rhinoceros horn) * | (Scrophularia) | Aloeswood | Birthwort | Chen Xiang | Ci Shi | Clove | Ding Xiang | Gold | Han Shui Shi | Hua Shi | Jin | Ling Yang Jiao | Mang Xiao | Musk | Niter | Qing Mu Xiang | She Xiang | Sheng Ma | Shi Gao (Gypsum) | Talcum | Xi Jiao | Xiao Shi | Xuan Shen | Zhi Gan Cao | Zhu Sha

Zi Xue Dan
ByAdam Tate December 22, 2024January 25, 2026

Zi Xue Dan 紫雪丹Purple Snow Special Pill Tradition: TCM Source / Author: Imperial Grace Formulary of the Tai Ping Era * Twice the amount of Water Buffalo horn extract is used in place of Rhinoceros horn. Preparation: Crush the minerals (not the cinnabar or salts) and boil in water three times; boil the herbal ingredients…

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(Agastache) | (Amber) | (Bezoar) | (Borneol) | (Cinnabar) | (Curcuma root) | (Dalbergia) | (Gastrodia) | (Lotus plumule) | (Mica) | (Nutgrass) | (Silkworm) | (Trichosanthes) | Aloeswood | An Xi Xiang | Bai Jiang Can | Benzoin | Bing Pian | Birthwort | Chebulic Myrobalan | Chen Xiang | Clove | Ding Xiang | Frankincense | Gan Cao | Gua Lou Zi | He Zi | Hu Po | Huo Xiang | Jiang Xiang | Jin Meng Shi | Lian Zi Xin | Licorice | Musk | Niu Huang | Qing Mu Xiang | Ru Xiang | Sandalwood | She Xiang | Storax | Su He Xiang | Tan Xiang | Tian Ma | Xiang Fu | Yu Jin | Zhu Sha

Shi Xiang Fan Sheng Wan
ByAdam Tate December 22, 2024January 25, 2026

Shi Xiang Fan Sheng Wan 十香返生丸 Ten Aromatics Return to Health Pill Tradition: TCM Source / Author: * Synthetic Bezoar and Musk are generally used today. Preparation: Powder; to each 100 grams of powder, add 90–100 grams of Honey and form pills, each weighing 6 grams Function: Opens the Orifices, Revives Consciousness, clears Phlegm, calms…

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