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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Has cooked up the role of the donkey-hide gelatin and cooked up the experience of [Abstract] The principle of donkey-hide gelatin cooked, modern research and cooked up experience, to improve the quality and clinical efficacy of drugs play a role. [Keywords:] donkey-hide gelatin; concocted principle; experience Ejiao Lvpi as raw materials are high quality, water Jianqu plastics, made of massive concentrated dry adhesive. Ejiao Sweet, flat. Owned by lung, liver and kidney. Anti-anemic Ziyin, Runzao, bleeding and so on. Ejiao health use, multi-input decoction smelt of taking it easy decoction, powder is not easy smash into the pill. Ding Xing Zi tired of donkey-hide gelatin, with smell of fish. Gefen speculation into the beads, the lower Zi tired of, easy to crush, but also into the decoction decoction. While reducing the side effects of blocking the stomach and enhance the role of Yin lungs, the correction of the bad smell. The role of the basic Puhuang fried fried with the Gefen, but biased towards the role of hemostatic network security. A concocted theory 1.1 Ancient cooked up the theory discussed in the donkey-hide gelatin, discussed in many ancient books. Han dynasty that is cooked up ‘to the smell, not greasy diaphragm’ records, since there are many new ideas available. Liang ‘Materia Medica variorum’ goes: ‘Where Wansan with glue, the first since Sunburn makes quintana boiling dry, A pound, there is no boiling Department, the more the Sunburn. Straight off the next Tom Dole used it, do not Sunburn. Zhu soup using donkey-hide gelatin, are twisted soup complete, within the juice, boil 23 more lit, so that molten. ‘‘Compendium of Materia Medica ‘set:’ today’s France, or fried into beads, or fried noodles, or Huozhi, or Gefen fried, or fried Cao Hui Oh, or wine into cream, or paste hydration, when the from this side. ‘Qing’ herbal medicine prepared to be ‘pointed out:’ Hafen fried Qutan, Puhuang fried bleeding. ‘ 1.2 Physical and c