Effects: Strengthen the spleen and stomach, and regulate digestion. It can be used to treat dietary stagnation, chest pain and abdominal distension, vomiting and diarrhea, postpartum blood stasis and abdominal pain, and enlarged abdomen in children.

It is contraindicated that Shenqu is not suitable for those who have accumulated stagnation and have blazing stomach fire and a red tongue without fluids.

Divine Comedy is made by processing herbs such as Polygonum, Artemisia annua, and Almond, mixed with flour or bran, and fermented. ?

The origin of Divine Comedy

"Divine Comedy" is a famous medicine for treating indigestion developed by Liu Yi, a famous doctor in the Han Dynasty. However, when the Divine Comedy came out, it was inspired by the self-healing behavior of wild animals. For a while, Liu Yi found that eggs in his chicken coop were often missing, so he paid close attention and found that it was a fire-trained snake. So, he decided to punish the snake. He made several fake eggs by wrapping pebbles with lime, and then coated the fake eggs with a layer of egg white, placed them in the henhouse, and then waited aside. Soon, he saw the snake crawling into the henhouse and swallowing the fake eggs. After a while, the snake struggled painfully on the ground, and then it endured the pain and crawled into the grass, desperately devouring a fluffy grass. After a while, the snake excreted a pile of feces and then crawled away without incident. Liu Yi thought that this grass must be able to cure indigestion. So, he used this herb as the main medicine and developed the famous medicine Shenqu for treating indigestion.