Ingredients

  • Dried ginger 8g
  • Lily bulb 15g

Principle

Dried ginger warms the middle, dispels cold, and restores yang; lily bulb moistens the lung, clears heat, and settles the heart-mind. Used for hiccups in a background of spleen–kidney yang deficiency and internal cold (from publicly compiled formulas).

Effects & uses

Suited to persistent hiccups with aversion to cold, cold limbs, and sore weak lower back and knees (syndrome differentiation required).

Method

  1. Decoct both ingredients in water.

How to use

  • Take warm in two divided doses daily.

Caution

Not appropriate for stomach heat patterns. Not a substitute for medication.

Source

Self-Care for Common Ills (archived in Zhongyi Baodian). Pending manual verification.

Related remedies

This site collects rural plant uses for everyday reference. It is not medical advice. Check constitution and allergies first, and consult a clinician when needed.