| formula | Eight-Ingredient Pill Ba Wei Wan |
| source | "Shou Qin Yang Lao Xin Shu" Volume 4 |
45g Morinda officinalis (soaked in wine, de-cored, stir-fried with 30g litchi pulp until red, then discard the litchi pulp) 30g Galangal (filed and crushed, stir-fried with 45g Ophiopogon japonicus, de-cored, until red, then discard the Ophiopogon) 60g Toosendan fruit (pitted, stir-fried with 30g Dalbergia odorifera, filed and crushed, until oil comes out, then discard the Dalbergia) 45g Evodia rutaecarpa (de-stemmed, stir-fried with 30g green salt, then prepared and used together) 30g Fenugreek (stir-fried with 14 scorpions, then prepared and used, discard the scorpions) 45g Chinese yam (stir-fried with Rehmannia glutinosa until scorched, then discard the Rehmannia) 30g Poria (stir-fried with 30g Sichuan pepper until red, then discard the pepper) 45g Cyperus rotundus (de-fuzzed, stir-fried with 30g Moutan bark until scorched, then discard the Moutan bark)
bubble_chart Preparation and Dosage
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder, mix with salt-boiled flour paste to form pills, each as big as a phoenix tree seed. Take 40 to 50 pills before meals, administered with salt water or warm wine.
Warming and tonifying the liver and kidneys, warming the dantian, sharpening the senses, and promoting longevity when taken regularly by the elderly.
Chronic cold diseases, seminal emission, white turbidity, and women's red leucorrhea.