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Mainly tonifies the five Zang organs (Five Viscera), making the body plump, white, lustrous, and glossy. Ri Hua Zi stated: Cold in nature. Benefits Qi, treats emaciation and fatigue, beautifies the skin, moistens hair, used to drop into eyes, and treats red eyes with improved clarity.

Mainly treats strangury and urinary obstruction. *Yao Xing Lun* stated: Treats acid regurgitation and dysphagia. Used as a paste decocted in sour rice water. Ri Hua Zi stated: Warm in nature. Treats gu poison (parasitic disease) and mushroom poisoning; taken orally with rice water or dissolved in wine until vomiting occurs, which is the therapeutic goal.

Neutral in nature. Relieves consumption, treats malaria, and gu poison vapors. Calcined before use in medicine.

Cold in nature. Mainly treats epidemic high fever with manic running, and resolves various toxins. Ri Hua Zi stated: Cut bitter bamboo, remove the green peel, soak and extract the juice. Treats epidemic heat-manic diseases, poisoning, malignant sores, and mushroom poisoning.

Treats alternating chills and fever, headache, and warm qi. Semen from an unmarried boy is particularly effective. Ri Hua Zi stated: Urine is cool in nature. Stops consumption-thirst, cough, moistens the lungs and heart, treats blood stagnation with stifling sensation and mania, traumatic injuries with blood stasis, syncope, and bites from snakes and dogs. Pour hot urine over the affected area. For difficult labor where the placenta fails to deliver, take one sheng [approx. 200ml], decoct with equal parts ginger and scallion for three boils, drink while hot, and the placenta will be expelled.

Treats epistaxis (nosebleed) and burns/scalds. Ri Hua Zi stated: Ren Zhong Bai (Calcinated Human Excrement) is cool in nature. Treats transmittable corpse disease (tuberculosis-like wasting disease), heat-consumption, lung atrophy, heat in the heart and diaphragm, severe nosebleeds, hematemesis, emaciation, and thirst diseases. This refers to urine-derived deposits.

Salty in taste, neutral in nature, non-toxic. Mainly treats transmittable corpse disease, ghost qi lingering, chronic malarial consumption, and irregular chills and fever. This refers to the top skull bone of a deceased person that has naturally split into a cross shape; calcined until black, finely ground, and mixed with plain water for oral administration. Ri Hua Zi stated: Treats lung atrophy, weakness, emaciation, bone-steaming consumption, and night sweats. Used in medicine.

Sweet in taste, neutral in nature, slightly cold, non-toxic. Mainly treats abdominal ghost consumption, spirit entities, chronic haunting, cough with inverted Qi, dysentery with pus and blood, leukorrhea in women, hard masses and accumulations, pediatric heat-induced convulsions and epilepsy, chest and abdominal fullness with irritability, flaccidity and atrophy of the four limbs, sweating, nocturnal startle, anger, latent Qi trapped below the heart preventing breathing, intestinal abscesses and internal carbuncles, genital erosion, stops sweating, reduces urination, treats hematuria, nourishes the spirit and stabilizes the soul, and calms the five Zang organs. Ri Hua Zi stated: Strengthens the spleen, astringes the stomach and intestines, stops dysentery and diarrhea, treats thirst diseases, prevents miscarriage leakage, intestinal wind bleeding, metrorrhagia and leukorrhea, severe nosebleeds and hematemesis, and stops sweating. Also stated: Teeth are astringent and cool. Treats irritability, epilepsy, heat-manic states, and repels ghosts and spirits. Incompatible with: Dried lacquer, Sichuan pepper, and Li Shi (Gypsum).