主治髓骨疽。一名希灰。生中山。
又，疗金疮，止血大效。
《本经》原文∶锻石，味辛，温。主疽疡疥瘙，热气，恶疮癞疾，死肌堕眉，杀痔虫，
去黑子息肉。一名恶
生方谷。
《本经》原文∶冬灰，味辛，微温。主黑子，去疣、息肉、疽蚀、疥瘙。一名藜灰。生
川泽。
味辛，微温。主治妇人崩中，吐下血，止咳逆，止血，消痈肿毒瓦斯。
主治下部 字有疮，脱肛。
味甘，平，无毒。主治渴，去小肠热。一名茈石华。生中牛山阴，采无时。
味甘，无毒。主阴痿，消渴，去热，治月水不利。生弗其劳山阴石间，采无时。
味甘，无毒。主治阴痿，消渴，膈中热，去百毒。生液北山，黄色，采无时。
味甘，无毒。主治消渴，热中，女子疽蚀。生常山及少室，采无时。
味酸。主痹血气。一名赤英，一名石血。赤无理。生邯郸山，如爵茈。二月采。
（将军，）大寒，无毒。平胃下气，除痰实，肠间结热，心腹胀满，女子寒血闭胀，小
腹
所
《本经》原文∶大黄，味苦，寒。主下瘀血血闭，寒热，破 瘕积聚，留饮宿食，荡涤
肠胃，推陈致新，通
大热，有毒。主除五脏六腑寒冷，伤寒，温疟，大风，汗不出，心腹留饮、宿食，止
、下利，泄精，女子字乳余疾，散风邪，瘕结，水肿，黄胆，鬼疰，蛊毒，杀虫、鱼毒
久服开腠理，通血脉，坚齿发，调关节，耐寒暑，可作膏药。多食令人乏气。口
一名巴椒，一名 。生武都及巴郡。八月采实，阴干。（杏仁为之使，畏
《本经》原文∶蜀椒，味辛，温。主邪气咳逆，温中，逐骨节皮肤死肌，寒湿痹痛，下
气。久服之，头不白
Indicated for medullary bone carbuncle (deep-seated abscess affecting bone). Also known as Xihui. Grows in Zhongshan region.
Additionally, treats metal weapon wounds (Jinchuang), with significant hemostatic effects.
Original text from *Shennong Bencao Jing*: Duanshi (Calcined Stone), acrid, warm. Indicated for carbuncles, ulcers, scabies, pruritus; clears heat qi; treats malignant sores, leprosy-like diseases; removes necrotic tissue and promotes regrowth of eyebrows; kills hemorrhoid worms; removes black spots and polyps. Also known as E...
Grows in Fanggu.
Original text from *Shennong Bencao Jing*: Donghui (Winter Ash), acrid, slightly warm. Indicated for black spots; removes warts, polyps, ulcerative lesions from carbuncles, and scabies. Also known as Lihui. Grows in river valleys and marshes.
Indicated for zheng zha (abdominal masses) and hard accumulations; dispels evil qi.
Acrid, slightly warm. Indicated for women's metrorrhagia (profuse non-menstrual bleeding); hematemesis and hematochezia; stops cough and counterflow qi; stops bleeding; dissipates carbuncle swelling and toxic qi.
Indicated for lower body... [text missing] sores, rectal prolapse.
Sweet, neutral, non-toxic. Indicated for thirst; clears small intestine heat. Also known as Zishihua. Grows on the south slope of Zhongniu Mountain; harvest time is unrestricted.
Acrid, non-toxic. Indicated for danc xiao ke (wasting-thirst syndrome); bladder heat. Grows in Bei'e Mountain, Yebei Township; harvest time is unrestricted.
Sweet, non-toxic. Indicated for impotence; wasting-thirst; clears heat; treats dysmenorrhea or irregular menstruation. Grows in stone crevices on the south slope of Fuqilao Mountain; harvest time is unrestricted.
Sweet, non-toxic. Indicated for impotence; wasting-thirst; heat in the diaphragm; dispels hundred toxins. Grows in Yebai Mountain, yellow in color; harvest time is unrestricted.
Sweet, non-toxic. Indicated for wasting-thirst; middle-jiao heat; women's ulcerative carbuncles. Grows in Changshan and Shaoshi Mountains; harvest time is unrestricted.
Sour. Indicated for bi syndrome (obstruction/pain), blood stasis, and qi stagnation. Also known as Chiying, also known as Shixue. Red without grain patterns. Grows in Handan Mountain, resembling Ju Zi (a plant); harvested in February.
(Jiangjun, i.e., Dahuang/Rhubarb), very cold, non-toxic. Calms stomach qi, directs rebellious qi downward, eliminates phlegm-solidities, clears inter-intestinal accumulated heat, treats epigastric and abdominal fullness/distension, and abdominal distension due to cold-blood stasis obstruction in women...
Original text from *Shennong Bencao Jing*: Dahuang (Rhubarb Rhizome), bitter, cold. Indicated for expelling blood stasis and blood obstruction, alternating chills and fever, breaking up zheng zha accumulations, clearing retained fluids and undigested food, scouring the intestines and stomach, pushing out the old and bringing forth the new, unblocking...
Very hot, toxic. Indicated for eliminating coldness in the five zang and six fu organs; sha han (cold damage); wen nue (warm malaria); da feng (severe wind/leprosy); anhidrosis; retained fluids and undigested food in heart and abdomen; stops...; diarrhea; seminal emission; postpartum residual disorders in women; disperses wind-pathogens; nodular masses; edema; jaundice; gui zhu (infectious tuberculosis); gu du (poisonous parasites); kills parasites; resolves fish toxicity. Long-term use opens cou-li (pores), unblocks blood vessels, strengthens teeth and hair, harmonizes joints, resists cold and heat, and can be used to make plasters. Excessive consumption causes qi deficiency. Mouth...
Also known as Bajiao, also known as ... . Grows in Wudu and Ba Commandery. Harvest fruits in August, dry in shade. (Xingren is its assistant herb; fears ...)
Original text from *Shennong Bencao Jing*: Shujiao (Sichuan Pepper), acrid, warm. Indicated for pathogenic qi causing cough and counterflow qi; warms the middle; drives out dead flesh in bones, joints, and skin; treats cold-damp bi pain; directs qi downward. Long-term use prevents graying of hair...