Qi Li San
七厘散 qī lí sǎn, "Seven-Thousandths of a Tael Powder"

Translated Name: Seven-Thousandths of a Tael Powder

Category:

Powder

Is this Formula effective in the clinic?

Pinyin Pronunciation:

Components (7):

	Herb	Common Name	Quantity	Unit
紅花	Hong Hua	safflower flower, carthamus	4.5	grams
乳香	Ru Xiang	frankincense, gum olibanum, mastic	4.5	grams
没藥	Mo Yao	myrrh	4.5	grams
朱砂	Zhu Sha	Cinnabar	3.6	grams
麝香	She Xiang	naval secretions of musk deer; musk	0.36	grams
冰片	Bing Pian	borneol	0.36	grams
兒茶	Er Cha	black cutch, catechu, cutch	7.5	grams

Tongue:

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Pulse:

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Cautions:

avoid use during Pregnancy

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Reference Source:

Modifications:

	+1 White-eagle Perry '''Add Herb (三七, three seven) San Qi''' '''Add Herb (土龞蟲, earth soft-shelled turtle bug) Tu Bie Chong''': For injuries which involve fractures ~ also add Zi Ran Tong - refer to: Author: Dan Bensky and Randall Barolet , p328 details... 2 comments

	+1 White-eagle Perry Promotes the movement of Qi add comment

	+1 White-eagle Perry Alleviates pain and bleeding add comment

	+1 White-eagle Perry Pain accompanying traumatic injuries such as broken bones and torn sinews add comment

	+1 White-eagle Perry Bleeding due to lacerations add comment

	+1 White-eagle Perry Taken internally for traumatic injury due to falls, fractures, contusions, strains, lacerations or burns add comment

Qi Li San七厘散 qī lí sǎn, "Seven-Thousandths of a Tael Powder"