Gordon euryale stem bath powder for removing heat to promote salivation and production method thereof

Abstract

A gordon euryale stem bath powder for removing heat to promote salivation and a production method thereof are disclosed. The bath powder comprises a medicinal powder packet and a spice packet. The medicinal powder is prepared from the following raw materials, by weight, 35-45 parts of gordon euryale stem, 10-16 parts of Pileostegia viburnoides Hook. f. et Thoms., 10-16 parts of Isodon longitubus, 5-8 parts of fiveleaf chastetree wood, 5-8 parts of pleioblastus amarus, 5-8 parts of oil rape seed, 5-8 parts of horse chest nut, 3-6 parts of small-leaved lemmaphyllum, 3-6 parts of Psychotria serpens, 3-6 parts of sophora viciifolia and 3-6 parts of phyllan lhus mat shilllirae. The spice packet is prepared from the following ingredients, by weight, 10-12 parts of rose, 8-10 parts of China rose, 6-8 parts of seville orange flower, 3-5 parts of lilac and 3-5 parts of lavender. The production method comprises the following main steps: (1) manufacturing steps of the medicinal powder packet include: A, pretreatment of the raw materials; B, immersion, drying by evaporation, cutting and baking; C, centrifugal separation and mixing of solutions; E, concentration and drying; (2) manufacturing of the spice packet; and (3) packaging of the medicinal powder packet and the spice packet to prepare the finished product. The gordon euryale stem bath powder for removing heat to promote salivation has effects of clearing deficient heat, producing body fluid, clearing heat, eliminating vexation and regulating qi by alleviation of mental depression if taken for a long time.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a bath agent, in particular to a bath powder for clearing heat and promoting body fluid from Gorgon fruit stem and a production method thereof. Background technique [0002] Chinese medicated bath has existed since ancient times. There is a medicated bath prescription for infantile epilepsy in the earliest medical prescription "Fifty-two Disease Prescriptions" in China. "Book of Rites" says "If you have sores on your head, take a bath, and if you have sores on your body, take a bath." There is a record in "Huangdi Neijing" that "the person who suffers from external evils will be stained with sweat". It can be said that the history of medicinal baths has a long history. It was founded in the Qin Dynasty, developed in the Han and Tang Dynasties, enriched in the Song and Ming Dynasties, and matured in the Qing Dynasty. [0003] During the Jin and Tang Dynasties, clinical medicine developed rapidly, and medicated baths were widel...

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[0007] At present, there are various medicines or health care products for clearing heat and promoting body fluid in the market, but most of the medicines contain toxic and side effects, and the price of health care products is It is very expensive and not suitable for promotion and use. Although th