治百蛊，吐血伤中，心腹结气，坚塞咽喉，语声不出，短气欲死，饮食不下，吐逆上气，
去来无常，状如鬼祟，身体浮肿，心闷烦疼寒战，梦与鬼交狐狸作魅，卒得心痛，上叉胸胁
痛如刀刺，经年累岁，着床不起，悉主之方。
雄黄 椒目 巴豆 莽草 芫花 真珠（即丹砂。《外台》作木香） 鬼臼 矾石 藜
芦
（各四分） 附子（五分） 獭肝（一分） 蜈蚣（二枚） 斑蝥（三十枚）
上十三味为末，蜜和更捣二千杵，丸如小豆，先食饮服一丸。余密封勿泄药气，十丸为
一剂。如不中病，后日增一丸，以下痢为度，当下蛊种种，状貌不可具述，下后七日将息，
服一剂，三十年百病尽除，忌五辛。
治百病，若中恶气，心腹胀满，不得喘息，心痛积聚胪胀疝瘕，宿食不消，吐逆呕 ，
寒热瘰 蛊毒，妇人产后余疾方。
蜈蚣（一枚） 丹砂（即真珠） 附子 矾石（一作 石） 雄黄 藜芦 鬼臼（各一
分） 巴
豆（二分）
上八味，为末，蜜丸如麻子，一服二丸，日一服，伤寒一二日服一丸，当汗出，绵裹两
丸塞耳中。下利服一丸，一丸塞下部。蛊毒服二丸，在外膏和摩病上。在膈上吐，在膈下利，
有
治人得药杂蛊方∶
斑蝥（六枚） 桂心 藜芦（各如指大） 釜月下土（如弹丸大）
上四味，治下筛，水服一钱匕下，虫蛇虾蟆蜣螂毒俱出。
Treats all kinds of Gu poison (Gu toxin), hematemesis damaging the middle jiao, qi stagnation in the heart and abdomen, hardness and blockage of the throat, inability to speak, shortness of breath nearing death, inability to swallow food, vomiting with rebellious qi ascending, irregular onset, symptoms resembling ghost possession, bodily edema, chest oppression,烦疼 (distressing pain), chills, dreams of sexual intercourse with ghosts or enchantment by fox spirits, sudden onset of heart pain, upward radiating pain in the chest and hypochondrium stabbing like a knife, chronic conditions lasting years leaving one bedridden. This formula governs all such conditions.
Xionghuang (Realgar), Jiaomu (Sichuan Pepper Seed), Badou (Croton Seed), Mangcao (Illicium lanceolatum), Yuanhua (Genkwa Flower), Zhenzhu (Cinnabar/Realgar, referred to as Muxiang in *Waitai Mi Yao*), Jiubai (Aristolochia Manshuriensis), Fanshi (Alum), Lilu (Veratrum Viride Rhizome) (each 4 fen), Fuzi (Prepared Aconite Root) (5 fen), Tagan (Rabbit Liver) (1 fen), Wugong (Centipede) (2 pieces), Banmao (Mylabris) (30 pieces).
Grind the above thirteen ingredients into powder, mix with honey, and pound for two thousand strokes. Form pills the size of small beans. Take one pill before meals with water. Seal the remaining pills tightly to prevent loss of medicinal qi; ten pills constitute one dose. If the disease is not cured, increase the dose by one pill on subsequent days, stopping when diarrhea occurs. Various Gu toxins will be expelled, their appearances too numerous to describe. After expulsion, rest for seven days, then take one dose. All diseases accumulated over thirty years will be eliminated. Avoid the "Five Pungent Spices" (Wu Xin).
Treats various illnesses, specifically evil qi invasion causing abdominal distension and fullness, inability to breathe, heart pain, accumulations, abdominal swelling, hernias, masses, undigested food retention, vomiting and retching, alternating chills and fever, scrofula, Gu poison, and residual disorders after childbirth in women.
Wugong (Centipede) (1 piece), Dansha (Cinnabar, i.e., Zhenzhu), Fuzi (Prepared Aconite Root), Fanshi (Alum, alternatively recorded as Shi), Xionghuang (Realgar), Lilu (Veratrum Viride Rhizome), Jiubai (Aristolochia Manshuriensis) (each 1 fen), Badou (Croton Seed) (2 fen).
Grind the above eight ingredients into powder, mix with honey to form pills the size of sesame seeds. Take two pills per dose, once daily. For Taiyang cold damage (Shanghan) within one or two days, take one pill; sweating should ensue. Alternatively, wrap two pills in cotton and insert into the ears. For diarrhea, take one pill and insert one pill into the anus. For Gu poison, take two pills; if the pathogen is external, grind the pills and massage onto the affected area. Pathogens above the diaphragm cause vomiting; pathogens below the diaphragm cause diarrhea.
Another prescription for treating Gu poison induced by malicious human agents:
Banmao (Mylabris) (6 pieces), Guixin (Cinnamon Twig), Lilu (Veratrum Viride Rhizome) (each size of a finger), Fu Yue Xia Tu (Soil from under the cooking pot at midnight) (size of a pellet).
Process the above four ingredients and sieve them. Take one qianbi (approx. 2-3 grams) with water. Toxins from insects, snakes, toads, and dung beetles will all be expelled.