Externally-applied medicine for curing black foot disease

A method for treating black foot disease with a two part topical composition containing a basis part and an adjuvant part;

• said adjuvant part being a dry powder mixture formed from equal amounts of borneol, soybean, calcined borax, coptis root, philodendron amureuse and de-shelled desalted sepia aculeata and said basis part being a powder mixture containing equal amounts of clove, frankincense, myrrha, de-slicked rhizama arisaematis, de-slicked pinellia and tuber of bamboo-leaved orchid;
• said method comprising the sequential steps of:
• a) cleaning the diseased tissue of an individual suffering from said disease;
• b) sprinkling said adjuvant part onto said diseased tissue;
• c) spreading an adherent coating of a plaster about 0.5 cm thick onto said diseased tissue;
• said plaster being formed by mixing said basis part with an effective amount of tea water so as to form a wet mixture having a consistency for application to the body by adhesion thereto;
• d) applying a bandage over said plaster coated diseased tissue;
• e) periodically replacing said adjuvant part and plaster at least about once a day until the diseased tissue is sloughed off and then;
• f) maintaining said diseased tissue in contact with said adjuvant part and basis part in dry form until healing is complete.