Juncus roemerianus bath effervescent tablet for clearing away heart-fire and preparation method thereof

Abstract

Juncus roemerianus bath effervescent tablet for clearing away the heart-fire and a preparation method thereof are disclosed. The juncus roemerianus bath effervescent tablet for clearing away the heart-fire is prepared from the following raw materials (by weight): 20-35% of a Chinese herb extract, 10-20% of an acid agent, 10-20% of an alkaline agent, 30-50% of a filler, 1-10% of an adhesive, 1-10% of a lubricant and 0.1-1% of perfume. The Chinese herbal extract comprises the following raw materials (by weight): 50-70 parts of juncus roemerianus, 15-20 parts of semen oroxyli, 15-20 parts of arborvitae seed, 8-12 parts of flax, 8-12 parts of fructus ulmi, 5-8 parts of roots of Caragana sinica, 5-8 parts of cynomorium songaricum, 5-8 parts of raspberry, 5-8 parts of jujube, and 5-8 parts of spine date seed. The preparation method comprises the following main steps: Step 1, preparation of the Chinese herbal extract: cleaning, removing impurities, mixing and extracting; and Step 2, mixing: preparing acid particles, preparing alkaline particles, mixing and tabletting. The juncus roemerianus bath effervescent tablet for clearing away the heart-fire has effects of clearing away the heart-fire, inducing urination and clearing lung-heat and relieving sore-throat if being used for a long time.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a health-care bathing product, in particular to a bathing effervescent tablet of rushes for clearing heart and fire and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] In traditional Chinese medicine, medicinal bath method is one of the external treatment methods, that is, a method of bathing the whole body or part of the body with medicinal liquid or water containing medicinal liquid. It is also known as "scalding", "fumigation", "sitz bath", "foot bath", etc., especially scalding is the most commonly used. [0003] 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 e...

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