Formulas · Transform Phlegm 化痰 · Seui Deukhyobang (世醫得效方)

Augmented Longevity Star Pill

Gamisuseong-won

한글 가미수성원  ·  Pinyin Jia Wei Shou Xing Yuan

加味壽星元

Pill formula, bulk amounts: powdered and bound with a ginger-juice wheat paste into pills the size of parasol-tree seeds, coated with cinnabar; 30–50 pills with a ginger decoction. Note on modern practice: cinnabar is omitted in contemporary preparation; involuntary movements require neurological evaluation.

Composition 構成

Total 444 g per packet (첩) · representative dosage — verify against source texts.

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Actions 效能

Indications 主治

Pattern-based

  • Phlegm-drool lodged in the pericardium with the spirit not keeping watch (痰涎留于心包 精神不守)
  • Forgetfulness and abstraction (健忘恍惚)
  • Wind-drool surging with the hands and feet jerking and pulling (手足抽掣)

Biomedical correlates

  • Cognitive complaints with phlegm signs — historical management
  • Involuntary movements of the era's description
  • Phlegm-clearing therapy

Source text 原文

Donguibogam 東醫寶鑑

治痰涎留于心包, 精神不守, 健忘恍惚, 或風涎潮作, 手足抽掣. 大半夏(薑製) 六兩, 天南星(炮) 三兩, 朱砂(水飛) 一兩爲衣, 琥珀ㆍ白礬(枯) 各五錢, 母眞珠 一錢. 右爲末, 薑汁麪糊和丸梧子大, 朱砂爲衣, 薑湯下三五十丸. 《得效》

Translation

Treats phlegm-drool lodged in the pericardium, the spirit not keeping watch, with forgetfulness and abstraction — or wind-drool surging up, with the hands and feet jerking and pulling. Large ginger-processed pinellia 6 nyang; blast-fried arisaema 3 nyang; water-levigated cinnabar 1 nyang, used as coating; amber and calcined alum, 5 don each; mother-of-pearl 1 don. Powder the above and bind with a ginger-juice wheat paste into pills the size of parasol-tree seeds, coated with cinnabar; take 30–50 pills with a ginger decoction. — Deukhyo 得效 (Donguibogam · Sin)

Clinical commentary 臨床

A phlegm formula given mineral weight — six ounces of pinellia and three of arisaema doing the sweeping, with amber, calcined alum, and a pinch of pearl to settle what the sweeping stirs up. The indication is one the chapter returns to often: phlegm lodged where the spirit should be, so that memory goes and the limbs act without instruction. — Eui Young (Justin) Chung, L.Ac., Dipl. O.M.

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