Eat fritillary powder three times a day. Fritillary fritillary is a plant of the genus Fritillaria in the Liliaceae family. It is the dried bulb of Fritillary fritillary, Fritillary fritillary, Fritillaria gansuensis, and Fritillary fritillary. The first three types are commonly called "pine shells" and "green shells" respectively based on their different properties, while the latter are commonly known as "furnace shells". Produced in Sichuan, Tibet, Qinghai, Gansu and other places in China. The biggest morphological feature of Songbei is "holding the moon in its arms".

Characteristics of holding the moon in your arms: This medicinal material is quasi-conical or nearly spherical, with 2 outer scale leaves of very different sizes. It is called "holding the moon in the arms" and the top is closed. There are cylindrical, slightly pointed heart buds and 1-2 small scale leaves inside. The apex is blunt or slightly pointed, the bottom is flat and slightly concave, and there is a gray-brown bulb disk in the center with occasional remaining fibrous roots. The texture is hard and brittle, the cross-section is white, and it is rich in powder. The smell is slight and the taste is slightly bitter.