Bao Ying Dan 保婴丹
Bo Ying Compound
or Protect the Children Special Pills
Bo Ying Compound of Eu Yan Sang (Hong Kong). This is the most famous brand but there are various other similar products made by other manufacturers. This is packaged in a tin box containing small vials of very fine Powder.
Tradition:
TCM
Source / Author:
Eu Yan Sang (Hong Kong) (patent)
Herb Name | Latin | Amount |
|---|---|---|
Uncaria rhynchophylla | ||
Buthus martensii | ||
Bombyx mori | ||
Saposhnikovia divaricata | 8 parts ea. | |
Bambusa textillis | ||
Cicadae Periostracum | ||
Fritillaria cirrhosa | 7 parts ea. | |
Mentha haplocalyx | 6 parts | |
Mica Lapis aurea | 5 parts | |
Sodium tetraborate | ||
Dryobalanops aromatica | ||
Margarita | ||
Gastrodia elata | 4 parts ea. | |
Succinum | ||
Bezoar | ||
Curcuma aromatica | 3 parts ea. | |
Zingiber officinale | 2 parts |
Preparation:
Powder and form into small pills. Commercially, each vial contains 0.33g powder
Function:
Clears Wind and Phlegm, clears Heat, strengthens Spleen, calms Mind and Nerves
Use:
1. Childhood Fever
2. Accumulation of phlegm and food with vomiting, abdominal pain, red cheeks and a thick tongue coating; good for children with a tendency to excess mucus.
3. Excess mucus with cough and restlessness at night
4. Irritable, restless, night-crying, insomnia
5. Hot and sweating at night
6. Childhood eczema, dermatitis and nappy rash
7. Regarded as very effective for children unwell after vaccination.
Dose:
1⁄4–1 vial per dose, repeatedly daily for a few days if needed.
Newborn–1 month old: 1⁄2 vial per dose, 1⁄2–1 vial per week mixed in warm water or a little food; 1 month–2 years old: 1–2 vials per week; 2–5 years: 2–3 vials per week.
Cautions:
1. Avoid long-term use
2. Raw, cold, sweet and dairy foods should be avoided while taking this medicine
Modifications:
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Herb categories: (Amber), (Bezoar), (Borax), (Borneol), (Cicada slough), (Curcuma root), (fresh Ginger), (Fritillaria), (Gambir), (Gastrodia), (Mica), (Peppermint), (Scorpion), (Silkworm), Bai Jiang Can, Bing Pian, Bo He, Chan Tui, Chuan Bei mu, Fang Feng, Gou Teng, Hu Po, Meng Shi, Niu Huang, Pearl, Peng Sha, Quan Xie, Sheng Jiang, Tian Ma, Tian Zhu Huang (Tabasheer), Yu Jin, Zhen Zhu
This is a famous and well-respected medicine, both by parents in China, and by Chinese Medicine practitioners. It is effective both for acute Fever, restlessness and night-crying including that associated with teething. It is also very good for children prone to excess mucus which occasionally becomes a respiratory tract infection or ear infection. In such cases, a couple of doses per week for 3 months can cause a marked improvement.
Once a parent has seen the benefit from this medicine they will always want to have it on hand.