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🔑 Keywords: Pharmaceutical Wine · Dispersing Cold and Promoting Circulation Wine<br>[Herbal Composition] Prepared Aconite 45g, Asarum 15g, Safflower 60g, Salvia 60g, Earthworm 30g, Sappanwood 30g, Ligusticum 30g, Jujube 20 pieces<br>[Function & Indications] Treats thromboangiitis obliterans.<br>[Dosage & Administration] Twice daily, 30g each time.<br>[Preparation Method] Soak all herbs in 1500ml white wine, ready for use after one week.<br>[Notes] Do not use if local area shows redness, swelling, ulceration, or necrosis due to damp-heat accumulation, because this wine is warm and slightly hot, suitable only for cold-damp blood stasis type.<br>[Source] Treatment and Health-preserving Medicinal Wines<br>Comment: Modern experimental studies show that aconite, asarum, safflower, ligusticum, and salvia all have vasodilatory effects. Some also inhibit clotting and prevent thrombus formation. Therefore, the entire formula is highly beneficial for treating thromboangiitis obliterans.<br>White Flower Salvia Wine<br>[Herbal Composition] White flower salvia<br>[Function & Indications] Activates blood circulation, removes stasis, relieves pain, improves peripheral circulation, dilates blood vessels. Suitable for thromboangiitis obliterans of blood stasis type.<br>[Dosage & Administration] 20–30ml each time, three times daily.<br>[Preparation Method] Dry and chop white flower salvia, or make coarse powder, soak in 55° white wine for 15 days, prepare 5%–10% medicinal wine.<br>[Source] Journal of Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Treatment and Health-preserving Medicinal Wines<br>[Note] Clinical observation of 113 patients showed total effective rate of 96.4% when treating thromboangiitis obliterans primarily with white flower salvia wine combined with other herbal preparations. The efficacy of white flower salvia wine deserves attention. Adjunctive formulas include Tong Mai Wan (salvia, red peony, poria, angelica, honeysuckle, moutan, large blue leaf, ligusticum, peach kernel, eucommia, winter melon seed) to enhance blood-activating and meridian-promoting, detoxifying effects. Others combine detoxifying and clearing damp-heat decoction (honeysuckle, scrophularia, angelica, red peony, eucommia, phellodendron, coptis, gardenia, forsythia, atractylodes, fangji, purple root, raw licorice, safflower, mu tong) for damp-heat descending type. Or use Qi-tonifying and blood-activating compound pills (astragalus, white flower salvia) or decoctions (astragalus, white flower salvia, honeysuckle) for qi-blood deficiency cases. (Journal of Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine)<br>Wine for Vascular Patency<br>[Herbal Composition] Horseback Plant 50g, Seven Leaves One Flower 50g, Angelica Tail 50g, Mulberry Parasitic 50g, Thunder God Vine 50g, Achyranthes 25g, Cinnamon Twig 25g, Safflower 25g, Peach Kernel 25g, Soapberry Thorn 25g, Frankincense 15g, Myrrh 15g, Astragalus 25g, Codonopsis 25g<br>[Function & Indications] Suitable for thromboangiitis obliterans of yin-cold and qi-stagnation blood-stasis type (cold-predominant), without cardiac disease.<br>[Dosage & Administration] 20–100ml each time, four to six times daily. Increase dosage if tolerance allows, up to non-intoxication level. One course lasts one month, pause three to five days before restarting.<br>[Preparation Method] Soak herbs in San Hua Wine 2.5–3L for three weeks (Xiangshan Wine from Quanzhou Brewery is better than Guilin San Hua Wine).<br>[Source] Guangxi Health, 1974, (6): 25<br>Mastopathy Wine<br>[Herbal Composition] Mountain Climber 350g, White wine 1000ml<br>[Function & Indications] Unblocks channels, reduces inflammation, used for vascular disease.<br>[Dosage & Administration] Oral, 15ml each time, three times daily.<br>[Preparation Method] Grind mountain climber into fine powder, moisten with white wine first, place in sealed container, add white wine, follow cold maceration method, soak for seven days.<br>[Notes] Hypertensive patients should avoid.<br>[Source] Compilation of Chinese Herbal Preparations<br>Comment: Mountain Climber, also known as Red Child or Wild Begonia, is the whole plant and rhizome of Begonia grandis (Begoniaceae). It tastes astringent and slightly sour, warm in nature, non-toxic. It has effects of relaxing tendons, activating blood, reducing swelling, and eliminating stasis. Locally used to treat trauma with stasis, or pounded into paste and applied externally.<br>Wu Xiong Wine<br><br>[Herbal Composition] Grass Aconite, Ligusticum, Purple Root each 30g,<br>[Function & Indications] Warms meridians, activates blood, relieves pain, detoxifies, reduces swelling. Treats diabetic foot gangrene.<br>[Dosage & Administration] Spray the wine into a spray bottle, spray onto wound several times daily, or soak sterile gauze in medicine liquid and apply externally.<br>[Preparation Method] Soak above herbs in 60% ethanol (alcohol) 500ml for twenty days, filter. Add 10ml glycerin per 100ml filtrate. Fill into spray bottle.<br>[Source] Journal of Changchun College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1996, 12(9): 40

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