How is Ma Mingren Plaster made? What is the general flow of the production process?

1, material selection-authentic Chinese medicinal materials from YEATION and wild Chinese medicinal materials from alpine region of Taibai Mountain.

2. Soak-soak the medicinal materials in the first-class sesame oil for five days in spring and summer and seven days in autumn and winter.

3. Refining: decocting with slow fire for four hours, stirring with "five branches" of peach, peach, Sophora japonica, willow and elm, until the medicinal materials are fried to brown and float on the oil surface, and then filtering from the fire to remove residues.

4. Sublimation: put the filtered medicinal oil back into the refining container, add blood residue, centipede and animal skin (especially roasted), refine with slow fire for one hour, and then filter to remove the residue.

5. Refining: put the filtered medicinal oil into a refining container, and boil the medicinal oil with slow fire until it drops into beads.

6. Dan-heat Dan with strong fire and stir it clockwise with five sticks for 5-8 minutes. After the smoke is exhausted, continue to stir, cook with slow fire for 5-6 minutes, and leave the fire when the paste is dark and bright.

7. Detoxification-Pour the cooked plaster into the prepared well water, soak it for 3-5 days, and change the water once a day.

8. Eliminating evil: dry the soaked plaster in the shade, put it in a clay pot, seal the jar mouth with beeswax, and bury it underground in a cool and dry place for 7- 15 days or put it in a cellar 15 days.

9. Unsealing —— Gypsum in the clay pot can be taken out and stored separately by distinguishing its characteristics, smell and color until it meets the requirements, and discarded if it does not meet the requirements.

10. Spreading: After the plaster block is melted in water bath, fine medicinal materials such as Moschus, Borneolum Syntheticum and Sanguis Draxonis are added (special fine medicinal powder is added as appropriate according to different diseases), and after being evenly stirred, the plaster is evenly spread on cotton cloth, dog skin and medical non-woven fabric with bamboo pieces. The plaster carefully made by the above process is mild and durable. It smells fragrant, not crisp in winter and not flowing in summer, and its appearance is black as paint and bright as a mirror. It has obvious curative effects of dredging meridians, promoting blood circulation to remove blood stasis, reducing swelling and relieving pain. It is unmatched by modern plaster preparations. This is the value of protection.