There are many kinds of medicinal Fuzi decoction, all of which are warming and tonic drugs. Aconite decoction prescription: Aconite (raw, peeled navel, half a tael), ginseng (half a tael), fennel (fried, one point), poria (one point), yam (one point), licorice (broiled, three points), dried ginger (cannon, three points) ) Functions and indications: Treats sudden stroke in the room, bad wind, excessive sweating, sweating that sticks to clothes, dry mouth, inability to work, and body pain, which is called internal wind. Usage and Dosage: Take four qian each time, two minutes of water, three slices of ginger, a little salt, fry until seven minutes, remove the water, and take it before eating. Excerpt from "Miracle Prescription" written by Fang Xian of Ming Dynasty
Fuzi Decoction Source: Volume 2 of "Three Causes and One Disease Syndrome Prescription". Composition: 15 grams each of Aconite (cannon, peeled and navel), Guixin (remove the seedlings), Fangfeng (remove the forks), 18 grams each of ginseng, and dried ginger (cannon). Usage: Apply the medicine and file the powder. Take 12 grams each time, add 225 ml of water, 5 slices of ginger, 1 jujube, decoct 160 ml, drain, and take on an empty stomach; or make powder and mix with wine to add 6 grams. It is mainly used to treat apoplexy and cold in the five internal organs, indifference of hands and feet, crooked mouth and face, dizziness and aphonia, twitching eyes, and dental car emergency, which cannot be turned.
Fuzi Decoction comes from "Treatise on Febrile Diseases". Composition: 15 grams of aconite (cannon), 9 grams of poria, 6 grams of ginseng, 12 grams of atractylodes, 9 grams of peony. Instructions: Take 600 ml of water, boil 300 ml, drain, and take 100 ml warm, three times a day. Functions: warming the meridians, supporting yang, dispelling cold and removing dampness. It is mainly used to treat patients with deficiency of Shaoyin and Yang, internal invasion of cold and dampness, aversion to cold in the back, pain in the joints of the body, neutralization of the mouth, coldness in the hands and feet, and a heavy pulse. The formula emphasizes the use of Pao Fuzi to warm the meridians and strengthen yang; ginseng to replenish vitality; Poria cocos and Atractylodes to strengthen the spleen and reduce dampness; and peony to relieve pain. When all medicines are used together, they have the effect of warming the meridians, supporting yang, dispelling cold and removing dampness.
Aconite soup consists of 1 piece of aconite (weighing 7 coins, gunned, peeled navel). The source is "Sun Yonghe Fang" cited in Volume 10 of "Zhenglei Materia Medica", and its name can be found in Volume 74 of "Shengji Zonglu". Mainly used to treat cholera and severe diarrhea. In terms of usage, it is the end. Take 4 qian each time, add 2 cups of water, add half a qian of salt, decoct 1 cup, take it warm and stop immediately.
Aconite soup consists of 1 tael of aconite (cannon), 1 tael of Duhuo, 1 tael of Fangfeng (removed seedlings), 1 tael of Chuanxiong, 1 tael of salvia, 1 tael of calamus, 1 tael of calamus, 1 tael of gastrodia elata, and 1 tael of guanxiong. 1 liang of osmanthus, 1 liang of angelica root, half a liang of astragalus, half a liang of asarum (seedlings removed), half a liang of dogwood, half a liang of atractylodes, half a liang of chamomile flowers, half a liang of achyranthes root (soaked in wine), half a liang of licorice (broiled) , half a tael of Citrus aurantium husk (fried with bran, pulp removed). Source: Volume 1 of "Xuan Ming Lun". Indications: Kidney wind-cold-damp paralysis, pain in the waist and spine, inability to lean down, cold feet, failure to receive heat, dizziness, deafness, and muddy tone. In terms of usage, it is the end. Take 3 qian each time, take 1 large cup of water, add 5 slices of ginger, fry until 7 minutes, remove the water and take it warm, 3 times a day, no matter the time.
Aconite decoction consists of 1 tael of licorice (broiled slightly red, file), half a tael of aconite (cracked, peeled navel), 1 tael of dried ginger (cracked, file), and 1 tael of red peony. The source is from Volume 12 of Shenghui, and its name is found in Volume 140 of Puji Fang. It is mainly used to treat severe fever of typhoid fever, persistent sweating, abdominal cramps, cold limbs, and lowering pain. Usage: Powder. Take 5 qian each time, add 1 medium cup of water, simmer for 5 minutes, remove the water, take it slightly warm, at any time.
Aconite soup consists of 1 half of aconite (cracked and peeled navel), 1 and 2 halves of dried ginger (canned), 1 and 2 halves of licorice (broiled), 1 and a half of Fangfeng (with the forks removed), and alone (Reed head removed) 1 tael, gypsum (crushed) 1 tael, Poria cocos (black skin removed) 1 tael, Atractylodes 1 tael, Xiong 6-71 taels, Bupleurum (seedlings removed) 1 tael, Angelica sinensis (soaked in wine) , cut and roasted) 1 tael, 1 tael of ginseng, 20 almonds (peeled, double kernels, fried and grinded), 1 tael of asarum (removed leaves). Source: Volume 7 of "Shengji Zonglu". It mainly treats wind drag, where the hands and feet do not follow, and the body cannot pitch. In terms of usage, file as big as a soybean. Take 5 qian dagger each time, add 1 and a half cup of water and wine, boil until 1 cup, remove the water and take it warm, 3 times a day. For those who are weak and weak, they can only take it after decoction in water.
The above are all aconite soups, and their effects are different due to different compatibility. Aconite is poisonous. Generally, taking a large amount of it will cause poisoning and death. This is the case with the aconite soup you mentioned. The amount of aconite used in its combination is very large, which can cause poisoning and death. The above is my answer to your question, thank you.