Classic Chinese medicine sachet recipe

Chinese herbal medicines have a wide range of therapeutic effects. They can inhibit bacteria, resist viruses, inhibit immune molecules and reduce fever. Especially for persistent high fever caused by influenza, the antipyretic effect of Chinese herbal medicines is more obvious and safer. In addition, Chinese herbal medicines have another unique effect, which is to regulate immune function. So, what are the classic Chinese herbal medicine sachet recipes?

Chinese medicine sachets generally use fragrant and precious Chinese medicinal materials as seasonings, such as clove flowers, beeswax, wormwood leaves, perilla, cinnamon powder, alpinia oxyphylla, fennel, calamus, red peony root, mint, patchouli, etc. They have the effects of fragrance, killing insects, avoiding plague, and preventing infectious diseases. The strong medicinal fragrance of the sachet can create a small geographical environment with a higher concentration near the mouth and nose. The medicine in the sachet does not kill viruses and bacteria immediately. It just releases a lasting fragrance, which stimulates the respiratory mucosa of the human body to produce metabolic immunoglobulin A. This antigen has a strong killing effect on viruses and bacteria, making this type of anaerobic granular sludge unable to survive in the respiratory mucosa, thus having the effect of preventing infectious diseases.

Operation method: Wear the sachet around your neck, or fix it to your clothes with a paper clip. The closer the sachet is to your nostrils, the better the effect. Remove the herbal powder in the bag every 10 days to maintain the efficacy. Pregnant women should use with caution.

Chinese herbal medicine sachet formula to prevent influenza A (H1N1)

To prevent influenza A (H1N1), you can make a sachet, which can be hung around your neck or put into a coat pocket. Its function is to immediately create a flat air space near the head, filled with the complex fragrance released by the sachet.

Sachet ingredients: star anise, patchouli, licorice, wormwood leaves, cinnamon powder, red peony root, etc.

Preparation of sachets: Star anise is required in the largest amount in the sachet, about 120 grams. The amounts of other Chinese herbal medicines required can be between 5 grams and 20 grams. Crush all the medicines and put them into a sewn cloth bag. If you are hanging it at home, you can make a bigger one. If you carry it with you, mix the crushed Chinese herbal medicines, divide them into middle portions and put them into the cloth bag.

Anti-influenza secret recipe (the following secret recipes are used separately, crushed and ground into fine powder, buy 3-5 grams of medicine each time, and it is best to change the medicine every 15 days):

1. 3 grams each of camphor, camphor (not mothballs!), 15 grams of cardamom, and 30 grams of star anise. 2. 10 grams each of Notopterygium wilfordii and red peony root, 20 grams of red peony root, and 3 grams of camphor. 3. 10 grams each of galangal and realgar, 3 grams of camphor, and 50 grams of cloves. 4. 20 grams each of Isatis root powder, Prunella vulgaris, wild chrysanthemum, mulberry leaves, honeysuckle tea, Patchouli, and mint. (This has the additional effect of treating nasal congestion and rhinitis) 5. 10 grams each of red peony root, clove, perilla, mugwort, nard, calamus, camphor, angelica root, sandalwood, coix seed, fennel, and cinnamon powder. 6. 2 cents of lindera, 1 cent of sandalwood, 5 cents each of clove bark and magnolia flower, 1 cent of fennel, and small amounts of camphor and dragon's blood. (This price is relatively expensive, and it is for one sachet. Other ancestral secret recipes can make several sachets. Note: This recipe is not suitable for pregnant women)