Esoteric Meanings of the Grotto Heavens, Vol. 4

Myrrh Three mace A mace (qian) is approximately 3.7 grams., Refined Yellow Wax Eight taels, boiled until melted. Add the previous medicines and mix evenly to form pills.

Every morning, take three mace with wine. If you cannot drink wine, take with plain soup.

Dog Intestine Pills Miraculously effective for treating leaking sores and fistulas

In traditional Chinese medicine, "leaking sores" (Louchuang) refers to chronic, draining abscesses or fistulas that refuse to heal.

Black Dog Intestine One set, boiled until tender and added
Ivory Powder Four taels
Fine Tea Powder Four taels
Nutgall Powder Four taels
Nutgall (Galla Chinensis) is highly astringent and used to "dry" secretions and shrink swollen tissues.

Grind the ingredients together with the intestine into a powder and form into pills the size of a Chinese Parasol Tree seed A standard size for medicinal pills, roughly 6-9mm.. For each dose, take three mace with light salt soup on an empty stomach. If the mixture does not form pills easily, add a small amount of simmered honey to the batch. One full course will surely result in a cure. During treatment, avoid fried or roasted foods, "hot" In this context, "hot" refers to foods that increase internal heat or inflammation, such as spicy peppers or alcohol. substances, and especially avoid sexual intercourse.

The dog intestine is chosen because it is "straight" Likely referring to the digestive tract's directness, and the ivory is intended to "extract the tube" The "tube" refers to the fibrous tract of the fistula; ivory was historically believed to have the power to draw out such growths..

Scrotal Fissures with Fluid Leakage and Umbilical/Bladder Fistulas

When the exterior of the scrotum is torn and leaks fluid, this is not the same type of "leakage" found in common hemorrhoidal fistulas. Instead, it is caused by the lingering toxins of the Bayberry Rash Bayberry Rash (Yangmei Du) is a historical Chinese term for syphilis, so named because the resulting skin lesions were thought to resemble the bayberry fruit. which have not yet been dispersed.