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The character dictionary states that Yang represents "Shi" (Excess/Fullness), and Yin represents "Xu" (Deficiency/Emptiness). It is not that there is no Deficiency, but rather that there is no Excess. When the fundamental Zang organs are damaged and in a state of Deficiency without Excess, Qi and Blood will wither and decline.

Formula for Yin Pain
Tannuqi Wan (Civet Bladder Pill): Treats damage to the fundamental Zang organs and various diseases caused by entrenched Cold.
Ingredients and Preparation: Tannuqi (one pair, slow-fire roasted with wine, separately ground into powder); Sha (water-decocted until dry, half tael ground); Lean mutton (one jin, boiled, cut, dried on baking sheet, ground into powder); Chenxiang; Jingshui (one dou); Congrong; Xiangzi (stir-fried); Lubah (stir-fried); Xiong; Yu; Zhike (pulp removed). Form pills the size of paulownia seeds. Take 30-40 pills at a time, empty stomach, with warm wine. Gradually increase the dose.

Xianglian Wan: Tonifies the marrow, benefits true Qi, treats entrenched Cold, moistens the skin, and enhances complexion.
Ingredients and Preparation: Liuhuang (one tael, ground); Sha (one tael, ground, water-decocted to form frost); Raw papaya (one piece, peel removed, lid cut off, pulp scooped out, Liuhuang and Sha placed inside, lid replaced, sealed with stone paste and calcined); Shihu (roots removed); Xiangzi (stir-fried); Mu (separately ground); Renshen; Guizhi. Crush and sieve into fine powder, mix with the above powders, combine with refined honey, pound 200-300 times, form pills the size of paulownia seeds.

Buguzhi Wan (from *Qianjin Yifang* / *Holy惠民 Formula*): Treats long-standing Cold in the Zang-Fu organs, pain in the lower back and knees, Spleen and Stomach weakness, disharmony of Ying and Wei, and weakness in the four limbs. It tonifies the center and strengthens willpower.
Ingredients and Preparation: Buguzhi (two taels, lightly stir-fried); Yangqishi (two taels, wine-boiled for half a day, finely ground, water-flown); Bajiji; Fuzi (processed, skin and umbilical cord removed); Shihu (roots removed); Dried for three days; Xiang; Refined honey combined.

Congrong Wan (from *Shengji Zonglu*): Treats long-standing Cold in the Lower Yuan (Lower Origin), injury and exhaustion of the Water Zang (Kidney), wind-deficiency consumptive disease, loss of appetite. Long-term use preserves youthfulness, benefits hair, and tonifies the body.
Ingredients and Preparation: Congrong (three taels, wine-soaked overnight, skin removed, roasted dry); Shudihuang (one tael); Zhongru Fen (one tael); Tianxiong (one tael, processed cracked, skin and umbilical cord removed); Tian (processed and crushed); Baizhu; Zhuyu; Tusizi (two taels).

Buguzhi Wan (from *Qianjin Yifang*): Warms and tonifies deficiency-Cold of the Spleen and Kidney, strengthens the waist and legs, and improves complexion.
Ingredients: Buguzhi; Fuzi; Bajiji; Guixin; Muxiang (half tael); Congrong; Tusizi; Zhike; Shihu; Bichengqie; Ganjiang; Niu; Tong.

Yanggu Jian Wan (from *Wangshi Boji Fang*): Treats Kidney deficiency-Cold, loss of appetite, and fatigue.
Ingredients and Preparation: Sheep spine bone (one, meat removed, cut into sections, decocted with two taels of Sha and two sheng of vinegar; repeatedly dipped in vinegar and roasted until yellow and charred, soaked in vinegar, finely crushed and dried); Pi; Shanyu Yu (each half tael); E; 10-30 pills.

Bibo Wan (from *Qianjin Yifang*): Treats deficiency-exhaustion of the Lower Yuan, drives out accumulated Cold Qi, and warms the Spleen and Kidneys.
Ingredients: Bibo; Chenxiang; Fuzi (processed, skin and umbilical cord removed); Roudoukou (shell removed); Muxiang; Xiangzi; Shihu; Helilepi; Shanzhuyu. Grind into fine powder, combine with refined honey to form pills.

Bajiji Wan (from *Qianjin Yifang*): Treats deficiency-Cold of the Lower Yuan, sallow complexion, emaciated muscles and skin, and weak waist.
Ingredients: Bajiji; Lurong (hair removed, roasted with butter until slightly yellow); Chuangzi; Yuanzhi; Shuyu; Shudihuang; Shanzhuyu; Fuzi (processed, skin and umbilical cord removed); Bu; One tael. Grind all into powder, add Liuhuang, grind evenly, combine with refined honey, pound 200-300 times, form pills the size of paulownia seeds. Take 30 pills empty stomach with warm wine, gradually increasing to 40 pills.

Tusizi Wan
Ingredients: Tusizi (two taels, wine-soaked for three days, sun-dried, separately ground); Zhike (half tael, bran-stir-fried, slightly stir-fried, pulp removed); Shihu (one tael, roots removed, crushed); Bichengqie; Chuangzi (one tael). Take 30 pills empty stomach with salt water.

Buguzhi Wan (from *Shengji Zonglu*): Treats deficiency-Cold Qi of the Lower Yuan, warms the middle and strengthens power, warms the stomach and stimulates appetite.
Ingredients: Buguzhi (lightly stir-fried); Muxiang; Fuzi (processed, skin and umbilical cord removed); Binglang; Roudoukou; QingjuPi (soaked, white pith removed, baked); Guixin (heart removed); Jiaoqu (eyes and closed-mouth ones removed); Use Bai Qianbai.

Chenxiang Wan: Treats long-standing deficiency with accumulated Cold, attacking Qi of the Spleen and Kidney causing heart and abdominal fullness/distension, loss of appetite, and weakness in the four limbs.
Ingredients: Chenxiang; Muxiang; Guixin; Baizhu; Helilepi; Gaoliangjiang (crushed); Fuzi (processed, skin and umbilical cord removed); Bichengqie; Houpo (skin removed); (one tael, soaked, white pith removed).

Huluba Wan: Warms and tonifies the Lower Yuan, dispels accumulated Cold Qi.
Ingredients: Huluba (one tael, stir-fried); Chenxiang (one tael); Guixin (one tael); Liuhuang (one tael, ground, water-flown); Fuzi (one tael, processed, skin and umbilical cord removed); Jiang (half tael, processed and crushed). Form pills the size of paulownia seeds.

Jiaohong Wan: Treats deficiency-Cold, strengthens the waist and legs, clarifies the ears and eyes, and warms the Lower Yuan.
Ingredients: Chuanjiao (two taels, lightly stir-fried); Fuzi (two taels, processed, skin and umbilical cord removed); Shihu (one tael, roots removed, crushed); Guixin (two taels); Congrong (wine-soaked overnight); Tang-soaked for seven days, dried; Mao Su roasted until slightly yellow; Xin; With salt.

Muxiang Wan: Treats all types of Cold Qi, long-standing accumulation in the Zang-Fu causing periumbilical and abdominal pain, indigestion of retained food, and sallow complexion.
Ingredients: Muxiang (two taels); Baizhu (one tael); Binglang (two taels); Gaoliangjiang (half tael, crushed); Yizhi (skin removed, half tael); Hongdou (skin removed, half); Zhu (two taels); Three; Five hundred.

Sha Wan: Treats deficiency-exhaustion of the Lower Yuan with lower back pain, slippery and frequent urination, attacking Cold Qi, and insufficiency due to deficiency.
Ingredients and Preparation: Sha (half tael, finely ground, water-decocted and refined into frost); Qingyan (finely ground, three taels); Shengjiang (five slices, juice extracted); Muxiang; Fuzi (half jin, raw, skin removed); (wine-soaked, removed); Refined honey pills.

Quefu Wan: Treats long-standing accumulation of Cold Qi in the Spleen and Kidney causing abdominal pain, spontaneous diarrhea, inability to digest food and water, poor appetite, and sallow complexion.
Ingredients and Preparation: Sparrow (thirty pieces, meat taken); Fuzi (four taels, raw, skin and umbilical cord removed, ground into powder); Bibi (two taels, crushed); Hujiao (one and a half taels); Bai Wuyi. Grind into powder, mix with Fu, Chuan, Xin, Wen.

Neijiu Wan: Tonifies deficiency and breaks old Cold.
Ingredients: Fuzi (processed, skin and umbilical cord removed); Baifuling (skin removed); Yuanzhi (heart removed); Bajiji (heart removed); Poguzhi (wine-soaked, stir-fried); Hutougu (Su-roasted); Qianni (stir-fried, equal parts). Decoct in soup and take.

Chenxiang Wan: Treats attacking Cold Qi causing abdominal distension and fullness, loss of appetite, and constipation/blockage of the Large Intestine.
Ingredients: Chenxiang; Muxiang; Chenpi (soaked, white pith removed); Guixin; Binglang; Dingxiang; Qianghuo; Yuliren (soaked, skin removed, lightly stir-fried); Xiongchuan; Chuan Da; Da. Each serving...

Bajiji Wan: Warms and tonifies the Water Zang, treats deficiency-Cold Qi, nourishes muscles and skin, and stimulates appetite.
Ingredients: Bajiji; Shihu (roots removed, crushed); Buguzhi (lightly stir-fried); Guixin; Fuzi (processed, skin and umbilical cord removed); Chuanhongjiao (lightly stir-fried); Muxiang; He; Remove tendons and membranes; Yi.

Mugua Wan: Treats long-standing Cold and accumulated Qi in the Spleen and Kidney; suitable for warming and tonifying.
Ingredients and Preparation: Large Mugua (two pieces, skin and pulp removed, each containing one tael of high-quality Sha, steamed on rice until soft, ground into paste); Qingpi (two taels, soup-soaked, white pith removed, baked); Bu; Leng (one tael, wine).

Jinsui Wan: Tonifies deficiency-Cold, secures the Fundamental Zang, and resolves long-standing accumulations in the Spleen and Stomach.
Ingredients and Preparation: Niuxi (wine-soaked, cut, dried, one tael); Sanleng (processed and crushed, one and a half taels); Fuzi (processed, skin and umbilical cord removed); Xiangzi (stir-fried); Chushi (each one tael); Mo); Gui. Wine-boiled paste to form pills.

Chenxiang Wan: Treats accumulated Cold in the Fundamental Zang, Ben Tun Qi rushing to attack the heart and abdomen causing pain, tonifies Qi, and resolves food stagnation.
Ingredients and Preparation: Chenxiang (crushed); Muxiang (each half tael); Sha (half tael, water-decocted and refined into paste); Dingxiang; Binglang (crushed); Xiangzi (stir-fried, each half tael). Soup or salt-wine.

Zhongru Wan (from *Qianjin Yifang*): Warms and tonifies deficiency-Cold, nourishes muscles and skin, harmonizes the Five Zang, strengthens the waist and legs, unblocks and harmonizes blood vessels, and enriches complexion.
Ingredients and Preparation: Zhongru Fen (three taels); Wuzhuyu (two taels, wine-soaked for seven days, baked until slightly yellow); Fuzi (processed, skin and umbilical cord removed, two taels); Shihu (roots removed, crushed); Tusizi; Grind evenly.

Shenfu Wan (from *Qianjin Yifang*): Treats deficiency-exhaustion of the Lower Yuan, attacking Cold Qi causing stabbing pain in the heart and abdomen.
Ingredients and Preparation: Fuzi (two taels, soaked in vinegar for seven days, skin and umbilical cord removed, sliced, air-dried); Liuhuang (one tael, ground, water-flown); Binglang (one tael); Muxiang (one tael); Qing; Three hundred.

Fuzi Wan: Treats deficiency-Cold Qi of the Lower Yuan, warms the Spleen and Kidney, and boosts physical strength.
Ingredients and Preparation: Fuzi (ten large pieces, make a hole in the center with a sharp knife); Zhusha (one tael, ground, water-flown); Sha (one tael, finely ground); A; Scoop out; Prepare; Wrap in barley flour to a thickness of about half a finger. Roast in ashes until the flour is scorched and cooked. Remove. Place ear-foot radish in a mortar. Any remaining Fuzi powder not filled in can also be pounded until smooth. Form pills the size of paulownia seeds. Take ten pills empty stomach daily with salt water or warm wine.

Liuhuang Yufen Wan: Warms and tonifies the Lower Yuan, treats all Wind-Cold Qi.
Ingredients and Preparation: Large pig stomach (one); Liuhuang (one jin, broken); New mulberry root white bark (one jin, crushed). Clean the pig stomach well. Insert Liuhuang, sew shut. Wash inside like green pepper.

Jiaohong Wan: Warms and tonifies the Lower Yuan.
Ingredients: Chuanjiao (two taels, lightly stir-fried); Fuzi (two taels, processed, skin and umbilical cord removed); Ganjiang (one tael, processed, crushed). Grind into powder. Use three pairs of pig kidneys. Remove fat; Fire; Take with wine.

Fuhuo Taiyang Dan: Treats all types of Cold Qi.
Ingredients and Preparation: Liuhuang (ten taels); Dansha (five taels). Grind together extremely finely. Water-fly. Needle sand twenty-five taels, washed clean with water. Put all into a three-dou iron pot; Add gradually; Wait directly; Iron vessel remove.

Ershi Wan: Treats long-standing deficiency of the Spleen and Kidney, entrenched Cold in the periumbilical and abdominal area, dim vision, dry ears, heavy body, painful feet, difficulty walking, and weakness in the legs and knees. Tonifies the Dantian, strengthens.
Ingredients and Preparation: Cishi (two taels, charcoal-calcined, vinegar-quenched seven times); Sha (half tael). Pound into fragments. Put into a clay jar. Seal with salt mud. Burn with charcoal fire until red hot. Each serving...

Heixi Wan (from *Bencao Fang*): Treats deficiency with long-standing Cold.
Ingredients: Heiqian; Liuhuang (each three taels, forming sand grains); Bochshang Huixiang; Fuzi; Huluba; Poguzhi; Chuanlianrou; Roudoukou; Bajiji; Paste; Pills like... Night dreams; Tasteless; And; But Yang. Harmonize the Five Zang. Distribute the Six Fu. Tonify deficiency. Reverse Yang and return Yin. Effects are divine and sacred.

Mijiao Wan (from *Qianjin Yifang*): Treats long-standing accumulated deficiency-Cold, warms and tonifies the Lower Yuan, warms the middle and regulates Qi.
Ingredients and Preparation: Mijiao (three taels powder, mixed with Su, stir-fried until slightly yellow); Congrong (two taels, wine-soaked overnight, skin removed, roasted dry); Buguzhi (two taels, lightly stir-fried); Fuzi (processed, cracked, water-flown over). Upper... Pills.

Fuzi Wan: Treats Original Qi deficiency-Cold, leukorrhea (red and white discharge) in women, and various Cold conditions of the Blood Sea.
Ingredients and Preparation: Fuzi (one tael, processed, skin and umbilical cord removed); Sha. Grind and crush into powder. Wine-boiled paste to form pills the size of paulownia seeds. Take thirty pills per serving. Men... Salt... Soup.

Fuzi Wan (from *Shibian Liangfang*): Warms and tonifies the Lower Yuan.
Ingredients and Preparation: Fuzi (half jin, raw); Liuhuang (two taels, finely ground, water-flown). Soak Fuzi in fresh well water for seven "Fu" periods (approx. 24 hours total). Change water once every Fu period. Grind. Pills.

Fuzi Jian Fang (from *Chuanxin Shi Yong Fang*): Treats deficiency-Cold.
Ingredients and Preparation: Use one raw Fuzi weighing more than nine qian. Raw, skin and umbilical cord removed, sliced. Crushing is also acceptable. Use three large bowls of water. Add ten Jin dates. Cut Shengjiang into two; Residue again; Steamed cake.

Buzhen Dan (from *Xuanming Lun*): Treats male Fundamental Zang deficiency-Cold, promotes Yang and assists the Kidney without causing dryness.
Ingredients and Preparation: Hei Fuzi (one tael, processed); Yangqishi (wine-dipped, burned to ash, three qian); Haima (two pairs); Ruxiang; Ci Huang (as coating); Xuexie (each three qian); Mud seal.

Wuxiang Tang (from *Xuanming Lun*)
Ingredients: Chenxiang; Jianxiang; Ruxiang; Muxiang; Tanxiang (equal parts). Grind into powder. Take half qian per serving. Decoct in soup and take.

Shibu Wan (from *Yangshi Jiacang Fang*): Treats Fundamental Zang deficiency-Cold, stabbing pain in the periumbilical and abdominal area, distension and fullness in the hypochondrium, diarrhea with borborygmus, fatigue and exhaustion, and Xiao Chang Qi.
Ingredients and Preparation: Xuanhusuo (stir-fried); Huluba (stir-fried); Bichengqie; Huixiang; Muxiang; Buguzhi (stir-fried); Bajiji (heart removed); Congrong (wine-soaked one... Paste to... Pills.

Baize Wan: Treats Zang-Fu deficiency-Cold, insecurity of True Yuan, borborygmus with diarrhea, cramping pain in the heart and abdomen, rebellious Qi with vomiting, and spontaneous sweating at any time.
Ingredients and Preparation: Yangqishi (one and a half taels, heated red hot and ground); Fuzi (processed, skin and umbilical cord removed, powder taken, one and a half taels); Zhongru Fen (refined good quality, two taels); Bai; Tanxiang; Hua; Kai.

Heixi Dan: Treats excess above and deficiency below, exhaustion of True Yuan, consumption of Yang Qi, dominance of Yin Qi, shortness of breath with wheezing, diarrhea with vomiting and reflux, spontaneous sweating with palpitations.
Ingredients and Preparation: Heixi (four taels, melt in a new crucible, remove dross with a spatula, add half tael of Liuhuang, stir-fry, remove, grind to fine powder, weigh two taels, separately add Liuhuang powder... Zi (processed... Flavor each one tael). Upper... Empty.

Zhongru Shi Wan: Treats cold Zang causing abdominal pain and uncontrollable dysentery.
Ingredients and Preparation: Zhongru Fen (refined, half tael); Liuhuang (half tael, separately ground); Bai Fan (one fen, fire-flown); Yangqishi (one fen, separately ground). Grind into fine powder.

Guben Dan: Treats all deficiency and weakness in men, inverted dreams, seminal emission and urinary incontinence, turbid urine. In women, long-standing Cold of the Blood Sea, metrorrhagia and leukorrhea.
Ingredients and Preparation: Muli (white ones, raw ground to fine powder, mixed with good vinegar to form pills, burned in fire until red hot, cooled, weighed four taels); Baishizhi (two taels); Liuhuang (one... Zhi; Seal mouth; Wine or.

Aisu Wan: Expels evil and nourishes righteousness, tonifies True and benefits the Spleen. Treats cold marrow and blood deficiency, lower back pain and weak legs, as well as Cold-injury pain in the heart and abdomen, cholera with vomiting and diarrhea, spontaneous sweating and rapid breathing, long-standing deficiency of the Lower Yuan, frequent urination. In women, insufficiency of the Chong and Ren meridians, delayed menstruation, stabbing pain in the abdomen and ribs, metrorrhagia and leukorrhea, complete loss of appetite.
Ingredients and Preparation: Shuai Ai (ten taels, decocted in one sheng of water into paste, spread on Ai leaves, dried in the sun); Ganjiang (ten taels, processed); Raw Liuhuang (separately... Ground fine... Ten... Pills.

Liuhuang Yun Fa: Treats Zang-Fu deficiency-Cold, incessant vomiting and diarrhea, as well as Yang deficiency with Yin excess, depletion of True Qi, where moxibustion cannot withstand the heat. This method should be used.
Ingredients and Preparation: Liuhuang; Bibi Zi (seven pieces, skin removed, finely ground). Grind the above ingredients together until fine. Use two or three qian of medicine each time. Fill into the heart and navel until full. Cover with... Clothes; Quilt cover.

Xiangrong Wan: Tonifies deficiency-exhaustion of the Lower Yuan, dark complexion, can eliminate all cold diseases, as well as Xiao Chang white urine and cold bladder.
Ingredients and Preparation: Fuzi (two pieces, six qian each, fire-processed, cracked, skin and umbilical cord removed); Huluba (washed and cleaned); Baifuling (skin removed); Anshixiang (wine-washed, dissolved... Down residue; Cut; Bake). Upper fine...

Tannuqi Wan: Treats five labors and seven injuries, exhaustion of True Yang, cold pain in the periumbilical and abdominal area, soreness and pain in the limbs, stiffness and tension in the waist and back, flaccidity and weakness in the feet and knees, dark complexion, many strange dreams at night, lack of spirit during the day, slippery and frequent urination, loose stools, occasional dribbling of urine, impotence. All wind-cold-dampness conditions can take this.
Ingredients and Preparation: Tannuqi (one pair, steamed with wine, mashed, and mixed with other herbs); Tianxiong (processed, skin and umbilical cord removed); Fuzi (processed, skin and umbilical cord removed); Chuanwu (processed, skin and umbilical cord removed); Yang; Soaked each one tael); Salt wine.

Qinge Wan (from *Fengke Jiyan Fang*) Preface by General Wei: The Bochshang Poguzhi is called Buguzhi by people, also known as Poguzhi. Warm essence, benefit muscles, dry not... Mix ten palms.
Ingredients and Preparation: Poguzhi six taels, thoroughly washed. Dry on baking sheet. Stir-fry through paper until fragrant, grind into powder. Use four taels of walnut kernel, soak to remove membrane, grind into paste. Mix the above with refined honey, form pills the size of paulownia seeds. Take thirty pills per serving, with warm wine or salt water. Empty stomach and before bed. Gradually increase to fifty pills. Eat pig and sheep kidney... Cooked.

Zhengqi Dan (from *Shibian Liangfang*): Treats internal excess of Yin-Cold, insufficiency of the Fundamental Zang, sudden collapse of Yang Qi, exhaustion of the Lower Jiao, cold and trembling extremities, cold back and knees, periumbilical and abdominal pain, slippery diarrhea, frequent urination, difficulty walking, withered complexion, vomiting and reflux, rapid breathing, coughing with spontaneous sweating, cholera.
Ingredients and Preparation: Liuhuang; Fuzi; Ganjiang; Guizhi (equal parts). Grind into fine powder. Water-boiled wheat paste to form pills the size of paulownia seeds. Take thirty pills per serving. Before meals, warm...

Shanzhuyu Tang (from *Shibian Liangfang*) Mr. Liu from Dongsha: Nourishes and secures the foot meridians, benefits Yang fire, Jade Belly method.
Ingredients and Preparation: Zhuyu; Wuzhuyu (each four taels); Hujiao (two taels); Chuangzi (raw, two taels); Large Chuan Wutou (one tael); Gaoliangjiang (one tael raw)... Out and cool; Muli (ten taels); Ganjiang; Xiangbaizhi; Fupingcao (shade-dried, each two taels). The above ten flavors coarsely ground. Each serving two bowls of water. Since then. Weigh... Wear... Of... If.

Tonify Deficiency-Cold and Digest Food (from *Bencao*)
Make cakes from the inner bark surface and eat them. Or make rice dumplings.

Zhaozhen Dan (from *Bencao*): Treats wind-deficiency injuring Cold, sudden watery diarrhea, thirty to twenty times a day, incessant abdominal pain. Summer travel emergency preparation.
Ingredients and Preparation: Liuhuang (two taels); Niujiao (ground extremely fine); Ku Bai Fan (half tael, mixed into fine powder). Above medicine water-soaked steamed cake. Remove water veins. Combine pills like paulownia...

Treat Deficiency-Cold Shortness of Breath
Use three taels of Chuanjiao above. Remove eyes and closed-mouth ones. Place in a raw silk bag. Use five sheng of non-fermented wine. Soak for three days. Drink according to preference.