七十味珍珠丸, Qishiwei Zhenzhu Wan, 1g * 6 Pills, Traditional Tibetan Remedy for Neurological & Cardiovascular Health

Drug Name
Qishiwei Zhenzhu Wan (Seventy-Flavor Pearl Pills)

Ingredients
Pearl, sandalwood, dalbergia odorifera, licorice root, bamboo sugar, saffron, cow bezoar, artificial musk, coral, agate, nine-eyed stone, Zuotai (a processed mineral compound), and sixty-seven other ingredients.

Description
This product is composed of black water-based pills with a fragrant aroma and a taste that is sweet, astringent, and bitter.

Functions and Indications
Calms the spirit, sedates, unblocks meridians, activates blood circulation, harmonizes qi and blood, and awakens the brain. It is used for "Black and White Vessel Disorders," imbalanced "Dragon Blood" (a Tibetan medical concept related to blood circulation), stroke, paralysis, hemiplegia, epilepsy, cerebral hemorrhage, concussion, heart disease, hypertension, and neurologic disorders.

Specification
Each pill weighs 1 gram.

Dosage and Administration
Crush the pill and administer with boiled water. For severe cases: 1 gram daily; for maintenance, 1 gram every 3–7 days.

Adverse Reactions
Not yet identified.

Contraindications
Not yet identified.

Precautions
Avoid consuming stale or sour foods.

Storage
Keep sealed.

Packaging
Aluminum-laminated composite film bags. 6 pills per box.

Expiration
42 months.