Traditional preparation method of traditional Chinese Medicine

Name of China's national intangible cultural heritage: Traditional Chinese medicine preparation method

Applicant: Honghuagang District, Zunyi City, Guizhou Province

Project No.: 443

Project No.: IX - 4

Time of publication: 2008 (second batch)

Category: traditional medicine

Region: Guizhou Province

Type: Extension Project

Applicant: Honghuagang District, Zunyi City, Guizhou Province

Protection unit: Guizhou Wansheng Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd

Introduction of traditional Chinese medicine preparation method (Liao's Huafeng pill making technique)

Applicant: Honghuagang District, Zunyi City, Guizhou Province

Traditional Chinese medicine preparations mainly refer to pills, powders, ointments and pills, as well as liquor, pastilles, gels, etc. each formulation has a set of traditional preparation technology, combined with some products, and some special production methods. With the development of the times, there are many reforms and innovations in the production of Chinese patent medicines, which greatly improve the production efficiency. However, the traditional preparation methods have not been completely eliminated. Some of the traditional preparation methods are still the best choice for the production of Chinese patent medicines, especially some famous Chinese patent medicines, prescription confidential Chinese patent medicines, and Chinese patent medicines containing precious and fine ingredients, which are often used in the production of "time-honored" enterprises The traditional preparation method was used.

The traditional Chinese medicine preparation method retains some characteristics of ancient workshop production, with proper selection of materials, orderly feeding and unique technology. The packaging and copy sheet contain the flavor of traditional culture, which is deeply trusted by doctors and patients.

Liao Yaoyin, the creator of Liao's Huafeng pill, relied on the rich medicinal resources of Dalou mountain in Guizhou Province and the cheap circulation of Banqiao ancient town. He inherited his ancestors' practice and helped the world. In 1644 of the Ming Dynasty, he developed a "Huafeng pill" with the functions of calming wind and dredging collaterals, calming shock and expelling phlegm, and resuscitating.

In the process, the fermentation process of Baijiu is used for reference. The core drug is processed into a medicine mother. After processing the 15 Chinese medicinal herbs with different methods, the medicinal herbs are made into powder and made into a pill. The mixture of Zhu Shashui and musk is evenly applied to the surface of the pill, and then dried after attachment.

Huafengdan is a vermilion pill with brown yellow section and pungent taste. It has special effects on four seasons miasma, stroke hemiplegia, infantile febrile convulsion, epilepsy and facial paralysis. Because of its exact efficacy, it became famous in the second and third generations. It was widely spread in Yunnan, Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan and Guangxi, and was known as the "essential medicine for home travel". In 1710, the Liao family officially named this medicine "Liao Yuan He Tang Hua Feng Dan".

The production process of huafengdan is original in the production of traditional Chinese medicine. Its unique prescription compatibility and multi types of drug processing techniques have the value of pharmaceutical scientific research. Its pharmaceutical concept and quality concept of syndrome differentiation and treatment on the basis of pharmacology combined with pathology have high academic value. In the process of inheritance of huafengdan, it adheres to the medical practice principle of "saving people, regardless of the rich and the poor, regardless of the high and low", It reflects the higher humanistic value of huafengdan.

In the context of global economic integration, huafengdan follows the famous prescription of Liao's huafengdan by establishing a database and training system for inheritors. However, it is far from enough to fight against the overall depression of traditional Chinese medicine alone, so it is in urgent need of national protection.