No. 25.—Miss Chao-ling's manner of making disease go
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Kung-Fu, or Tauist Medical Gymnastics, by John Dudgeon, [1895], at sacred-texts.com
No. 25.—Miss Chao-ling's (#) manner of making disease go.—To cure cold, numbness, and extreme pain of the leg and foot.
p. 179
Stand erect, extend a finger of the left hand, with the right hand nip the belly of the arm. Revolve the air in 24 mouthfuls.
A similar exercise is termed—The Patriarch Lü’s Method of causing the blood and air to circulate.—For the cure of pain of the back and shoulder.
Stretch out the left arm and press the inner aspect of the fore-arm with the right hand, and vice versâ. Take 22 breaths.
The Fang-fêng T’ien-ma Powder.
Prescription.—Take of t'ien-ma (#), Gastrodia elata, fang-feng, liquorice, chw‘an-hiung, chiang-hwo, tang-kwei, pai-chïh, hwa-shih (#) Talc, of each 2 ounces; ts‘ao-wu-t‘ou (#), Aconite, pai-fu-tse (#), Arisæma sp., ching-chieh-sui (#), of each 5 mace. Powder, take warm wine, and dissolve in a little honey, take ½ to 1 mace; and mix with it. Take of this medicine until you feel slightly numb, and then stop.
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