肘后凡饮食杂味，有相害相得，得则益体，害则成病，以此致疾，例皆难疗，所以病有
不受药疗，必至于死也，今略疏其不可啖物，不须各题病名，想知者善加慎之，诸鸟兽陆地
肉物忌法。
白犬血肾（不可杂白鸡肝白鹅肝） 白羊肉（不可杂鸡肉） 犬肝（不可杂乌鸡狗兔肉）
猪
肉（不可合乌梅食，一云不可合羊肝） 兔肉（不可杂獭肉及白鸡心食） 白马（黑头者不
可食） 麋肉（不可合虾蟆及獭生菜食） 麋脂（不可合梅李食） 麋肉（不可杂鹄肉食） 羊
肝（不可
合乌梅白梅及椒） 牛肠（不可合犬血肉等食） 白马（青蹄肉不可食） 白猪（白蹄青瓜
班班不
可食） 鸡（有六翮不可食） 乌鸡（白头不可食之杀人） 鹿（白胆不可误食） 食猪肉
（不可卧
稻穣草中） 雄鸡肉（不可合生葱芥菜食） 鸡鸭子（不可合蒜桃李子鳖肉山鸡肉） 雀肉
（不可
杂牛肝落地尘不着不可食） 暴脯（不肯燥及犬炙不动见水而动者不可食） 祭肉（自动及
酒自
竭并不可饮食也） 鸟兽（自死口不开翼不合不可食） 鸟兽（被烧死不可食） 病患（不
可食熊
肉及猴肉） 山羊肉（不可合鸡子食之） 半夏 菖蒲（忌食羊肉） 鸡子（不合鲤鱼） 巴
豆（忌
猪肉芦笋） 商陆（忌白犬肉） 细辛桔梗（忌菜） 白术（忌食桃李） 甘草（忌食菘菜）
牡丹
（忌胡荽） 常山（忌葱） 茯苓（忌酢） 天门冬（忌食鲤鱼） 黄连桔梗（忌食猪肉） 藜
芦（忌
食狸肉） 凡（蝇蜂及蝼蚁集食上而食之致 病也） 凡（饮水浆及酒不见影者不可饮之） 丙
午日（勿
又疗猝得食病似伤寒，其人但欲卧，七日不疗杀人。
按其脊两边当有陷处，正灸陷处两头各七壮则愈。
又疗中虚冷，不能饮食，食辄不消，羸瘦，四肢 弱，百病因此而生方。
薤白（一斤） 枳实（三两炙） 大枣（十二枚擘） 粳米（二合） 豉（七合）
上五味，以水七升煮薤，余五升，纳诸药，煮取一升半，分三服，瘥止。
又方
豉心（一升熬末） 麦 曲（各一两熬） 蜀椒（一升汗） 干姜（一升末）
上五味捣筛，以蜜拌，食后酒服之方寸匕。
又方
曲（半斤熬） 麦 （五升半熬） 杏仁（一升去尖皮熬）
上三味捣筛，蜜和末，食后服如弹丸一枚，渐增之。
又方
大黄 芍药 芒硝（各一斤）
上三味末之，以蜜三斤于铜器中汤上煎可丸，服如梧子十丸，日再服。
又方
曲（一斤熬） 吴茱萸（一升） 干姜（十两）
上三味捣为末，服方寸匕。
又疗脾胃气弱，谷不消，兼不复受食方。
大麻仁（三升） 大豆黄（二升并熬香）
上二味捣筛，以饮服一方寸匕，渐加服。
又疗饱食讫便卧得病，令人四肢烦重，嘿嘿欲卧方。
大麦 （一升熬） 干姜（二两）
上二味捣为末，服方寸匕，日三良。
又疗食生冷杂物，或寒时衣薄当风，夜食便卧不消，心腹烦满痛胀急，或连日不化方。
烧地令极热，即激薄覆取汗愈。
深师疗食饱烦闷，但欲卧而腹痛方。
曲熬令香黄
上一味捣为末，服方寸匕，大麦 亦佳。
千金翼（凡六畜五脏着草自动摇及得酢咸不变色又随地不污又与犬不食皆有毒杀人也）
凡
食饮有毒（浇地地坟起皆杀人）凡（肉在器中盖密气不泄者皆杀人）凡（脯肉熟肉不用深藏
密气
不泄杀人）若中此毒者，皆犬粪灰，水服方寸匕良。
古今录验疗新中杂食，瘀实不消，心腹坚痛方。
取水三升煮白盐一升令消，分服取吐必瘥。
备急席辩刺史云，岭南俚人毒药，皆因食得之，多不即觉，渐不能食或更心中嘈胀，并
背急闷，先寒似瘴，微觉，即急取一片白银含一宿，银变色，即是药也，银色青是蓝药，银
色黄赤是菌药，久久毒入眼，眼或青或黄赤，若青是蓝药，若黄赤是菌药，俚人有解疗者，
畏人得法，在外预合，或言三百头牛药，或言三百两银药，余住久，与首领亲狎，知其药并
是常
初得俚人毒药，未得余药且令定方。
生姜（四两） 甘草（三两炙）
上二味以水六升，煮取二升，平旦分二服讫，后别方疗之。
又疗之方。
常山（四两） 白盐（二匕）
上二味，以水一斗渍之一宿，以月尽日渍之，月一日五更以土釜煎，勿令奴婢鸡犬见之
，煮取二升，平旦分再服，服讫，少时即吐，以铜盆盛之，看若色青，以杖举得五尺不断者
，即药未尽，一二日后更进一剂。
又方
都 藤（十二两此药岭南有土人识俚人呼为三百两银药甚细长有高三尺微藤生切）
上一味，以水一升酒二升和，煮取二升，分三服，服讫，药毒逐大小便出，十日慎毒食
，不瘥更服，以瘥为度。（肘后云黄藤）
又疗腹内诸毒方。
都 藤 黄藤（各二虎口长三寸并细锉）
上二味以酒三升合罂中密封，以糖火围四边烧，令三沸，待冷出之，温常服，令有酒色，
无禁忌，若不获已，欲食俚人食者，先取甘草一寸，炙令熟，嚼咽汁，若食着毒药，即吐便
是药也，依前法疗之，若经含甘草而不吐非也，宜常收甘草十数片随身带之自防也，岭南将
熟食米及生食甘蔗巴蕉之属自更于火上炮炙烧食之，永无虑也，若被席上散药卧着，因汁入
肉，最难主疗，可常自将净席随身，及匙箸甘草解毒药行甚妙。（肘后无黄藤）
张文仲白黍（不可合饴糖蜜共食） 黍米（不可合葵共食） 白蜜（不可合菰首食） 菰
首（
不可合生菜食） 病患（不可食胡荽芹菜及青花黄花菜） 妊身（勿食桑椹并鸭子） 五月
（勿食
韭） 十月（勿食椒） 二月三日四月八日（勿食百草） 二月（勿食小蒜） 四月（勿食
胡荽谨按
仲景方云正月勿食生葱二月勿食蓼三月勿食小蒜四月八月勿食葫五月勿食韭五月五日勿食生
菜七月勿食茱萸八月九月勿食姜十月勿食椒） 食（骏马肉不饮酒杀人也） 马（鞍下肉不
可食
）马黑脊（而斑臂亦勿食）
食马肝中毒方。
取牡鼠矢二七枚，两头尖者是，水和研饮之。（仲景同）
又食诸六畜鸟兽肝中毒方。
取发剪之，长半寸， 土作溏沾二升，合和所锉发饮之，须臾发皆贯所食肝出也，谨按
发误食之，令人成发症为病，不可疗，今和发土饮之，岂得有此理否，可详审之，别有方法
也。
又方
服头垢一钱匕，立瘥。（仲景千金同）
又方
清水投豉，绞取汁饮数升，瘥止。
又凡物肝脏自不可轻啖，自死者弥勿食之。
诸心皆勿食之，为神识所舍，使人来生获报对，又食生肝中毒方。
服附子末方寸匕，日三，须以生姜汤服之不然，自生其毒。
又禽兽有中毒箭死者，其肉有毒，可以蓝汁大豆解射罔也。
又食郁肉及漏脯中毒方。
取犬矢烧末，以酒服方寸匕。
又方
捣生韭，绞取汁，服一二升，冬月连根取，和水洗绞之用薤亦佳，凡肉闭在密器中经宿
者为郁肉，茅屋溜下沾脯为漏脯，并有大毒。
又食黍米中脏干脯中毒方。
浓煮大豆汁，饮数升即解，兼疗诸肉及漏脯毒。
又食自死六畜诸肉中毒方。
捣黄柏末，以水和方寸匕服，未觉，再服瘥。
又凡六畜自死，皆是遭疫则有毒，人有食疫死牛肉，令病洞下，亦致坚积者，并宜以利
药下之良。
又食诸菜肉脯中毒方。
烧猪骨捣下筛，水服方寸匕，日三四瘥。（千金同）
又方
烧笠子末，服方寸匕，日三。
又食马肉洞下欲死者方。
豉（二百粒） 杏仁（二十枚）
上二味合于炊饭中蒸之，捣丸服之，至瘥。（仲景同）
又甘豆汤冷冻饮料之，诸毒悉解，诸不可及也。
辨鱼鳖蟹毒不可食，及不得共食。
肘后云凡鱼（头有正白连珠至脊上不可食也） 鱼（无肠胆不可食） 鱼（头黑点不可
食）
鱼（头似有角不可食） 鱼（无鳃不可食） 鱼（赤目须不可食） 鱼（不可合乌鸡肉食）
生
鱼（目赤不可作绘食） 鱼（不可合鸬 肉食） 鱼（不可合鹿肉食之） 鲫鱼（不可合
猪肝及
猴肉食） 青鱼（不可合小豆藿食） 鱼汁（不可合自死六畜肉食） 青鱼 （不可合胡荽
及生
葵麦酱食） 鲤鱼 （不可合小豆藿） （不可合鸡肉食） 无须（及腹下通黑及煮之
反白
皆不可食） 鲤鱼（不可合白犬肉） 鲤鱼（不可合繁蒌菜作蒸） 鳖（目凹不可食） 鳖
（压下有
如王字不可食之） 鳖（不可合鸡鸭子食之） 鳖肉（不可合苋菜食之亦不可合龟共煮之） 龟
肉（不可合瓜及饮酒） 蟹（自相向及足斑目赤者不可食之） 病患（不可食 鱼鲔鱼等） 妊
身（不可食鳖及鱼 ） 桂天门冬（忌食鲤鱼）
又疗食蟹及诸肴膳中毒方。
浓煮香苏，饮汁一升解。（本仲景方）
又人有食蟹中毒，烦乱欲死，服五蛊黄丸，得吐下皆瘥，夫蟹未被霜多毒，熟煮乃可食
之，或云是水莨所为，彭蜞亦有毒，蔡谟食之几死。
又疗食诸HT 百物毒方。
取贝齿一枚含之，须臾吐所食物瘥。（千金同）
又方
捣韭汁服一升，冬以水煮根服。（千金云服数升）
又方
掘厕旁地作坎，深一尺，以水满坎中取故厕筹十四枚，烧令燃，以投坎中，乃取汁饮四
五升，即愈。（千金同）
又诸馔食直尔何容有毒，皆是以毒投之耳，既不知是何处毒，便应煎甘草荠 汤疗之，
汉质帝食HT ，魏任城王啖枣，皆致死，即其事也。
The *Zhouhou Beiji Fang* records that various flavors in diet have mutual restrictions and compatibilities. Compatibility benefits the body, while restriction causes disease. Diseases arising from this are generally difficult to treat; thus, some illnesses will lead to death if not treated with medicine. Herein, foods that should not be consumed are briefly listed without specifying each disease name for those who understand health preservation to exercise caution. The following are taboos regarding various birds, beasts, and terrestrial meats.
Blood and kidneys of white dogs (should not be mixed with livers of white chickens or white geese); meat of white sheep (should not be mixed with chicken meat); liver of dogs (should not be mixed with black chickens, dog meat, or rabbit meat); pork (should not be eaten with dark plums; another view states it should not be mixed with sheep liver); rabbit meat (should not be mixed with otter meat and hearts of white chickens); white horses (those with black heads should not be eaten); meat of sika deer (should not be eaten with toads and raw vegetables of otters); fat of sika deer (should not be eaten with plums and pears); meat of sika deer (should not be mixed with swan meat); liver of sheep (should not be eaten with dark plums, white plums, and Sichuan pepper); intestines of cattle (should not be eaten with dog blood and dog meat); white horses (meat of those with blue hooves should not be eaten); white pigs (those with white hooves and mottled green spots should not be eaten); chickens (those with six primary flight feathers should not be eaten); black chickens (white-headed ones should not be eaten, as they can be fatal); deer (white gallbladders should not be mistakenly eaten); after eating pork (one should not lie on straw piles); rooster meat (should not be eaten with raw scallions and mustard greens); chicken and duck meat (should not be eaten with garlic, plums, peaches, turtle meat, or mountain chicken meat); sparrow meat (should not be mixed with ox liver; those contaminated with dust falling on the ground should not be eaten); dried meat jerky (if not thoroughly dried, or resembling roasted dog meat that does not move but moves when exposed to water, should not be eaten); sacrificial meat (that moves spontaneously or wine that turns sour spontaneously should not be consumed); birds and beasts (that die naturally with mouths open and wings unclosed should not be eaten); birds and beasts (killed by fire should not be eaten); patients (should not eat bear meat or monkey meat); goat meat (should not be eaten with eggs).
Banxia (Pinelliae Rhizoma) and Changpu (Acori Tatarinowii Rhizoma) (taboo: mutton); Chicken eggs (should not be combined with carp); Badou (Crotonis Fructus) (taboo: pork and Asparagus Fern Shoots); Shenglu (Phytolaccae Radix) (taboo: white dog meat); Xixin (Asari Radix et Rhizoma) and Jiegeng (Platycodonis Radix) (taboo: vegetables); Baizhu (Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma) (taboo: plums and peaches); Gancao (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma) (taboo: Chinese Cabbage); Mudanpi (Moutan Cortex) (taboo: Coriander); Changshan (Dichroae Radix) (taboo: Scallion); Fuling (Poria) (taboo: Vinegar); Tianmendong (Asparagi Radix) (taboo: Carp); Huanglian (Coptidis Rhizoma) and Jiegeng (Platycodonis Radix) (taboo: Pork); Lilu (Veratrum Root) (taboo: Civet Cat Meat).
Generally, if flies, bees, or mole crickets gather on food, consuming such food causes disease. Generally, drinking water or wine that shows no reflection is forbidden. On Bingwu days (do not re-treat sudden food stagnation resembling Taiyang disease; the patient desires sleep only. Untreated for seven days, it is fatal. Palpating both sides of the spine reveals depressions; moxibustion at both ends of the depression, seven moxa cones each, cures it.)
Another formula for treating deficiency-cold in the middle jiao, inability to eat, indigestion, emaciation, weak limbs, and myriad diseases arising therefrom:
Xiebai (Allii Macrostemonis Bulbus, 1 jin), Zhishi (Immature Bitter Orange, 3 liang, prepared by stir-frying), Dazao (Jujubae Fructus, 12 pieces, split), Jingmi (Oryzae Glutinis Semen, 2 he), Chishao (Red Peony Root, note: text says Chi Shi/Douchi? Context implies Douchi/Vicia Seed, 7 he - assuming Douchi based on context "Shi" usually refers to fermented soybean paste/tea here, specifically Chidou or just Douchi. Text says "Chi" then "Dou". Likely Douchi/Fermented Soybean).
Boil Xiebai in 7 sheng of water until 5 sheng remain. Add other herbs, boil to 1.5 sheng. Divide into three doses. Stop when cured.
Another formula:
Chidouxin (Heart of Fermented Soybean, 1 sheng, fried to powder), Maiqu (Wheat Leaven, 1 liang each, fried), Shujiao (Sichuan Pepper, 1 sheng, sweat/oil removed), Ganjiang (Dried Ginger, 1 sheng, powdered).
Grind and sieve the five ingredients. Mix with honey. Take one fangcun bi (square inch spoonful) with wine after meals.
Another formula:
Qu (Leaven, 0.5 jin, fried), Xiaomai (Wheat, 5.5 sheng, fried), Xingren (Apricot Kernel, 1 sheng, remove tips/skin, fried).
Grind and sieve the three ingredients. Mix with honey into a powder. Take one pill-sized dose after meals, gradually increasing.
Another formula:
Dahuang (Rhei Radix et Rhizoma), Shaoyao (Paeoniae Radix), Mangxiao (Natrii Sulfas) (each 1 jin).
Grind into powder. Use 3 jin of honey to simmer in a copper vessel over hot water until moldable into pills. Take ten pills the size of wu zi (walnut seeds) twice daily.
Another formula:
Qu (Leaven, 1 jin, fried), Wuzhuyu (Evodiae Fructus, 1 sheng), Ganjiang (Dried Ginger, 10 liang).
Grind into powder. Take one fangcun bi.
Another formula for weak spleen and stomach qi, indigestion of grains, and inability to accept more food:
Dama Ren (Hemp Seed, 3 sheng), Dadouhuangjuan (Yellow Soybean Sprouts, 2 sheng, fried fragrant).
Grind and sieve the two ingredients. Take one fangcun bi with drink, gradually increasing.
Another formula for illness caused by lying down immediately after full meals, resulting in heavy limbs, silence, and desire to sleep:
Damai (Barley, 1 sheng, fried), Ganjiang (Dried Ginger, 2 liang).
Grind into powder. Take one fangcun bi three times daily. Good results.
Another formula for indigestion due to cold/raw food, exposure to wind in thin clothing, lying down after night meals, causing heart/abdominal distension, pain, urgency, or multi-day non-digestion:
Heat the ground extremely hot, then lie on a thin mat to induce sweating. Cured.
*Shenshi Fang* treats fullness, distress, desire to sleep, and abdominal pain after overeating:
Qu (Leaven), fried until fragrant and yellow.
Grind into powder. Take one fangcun bi. Damai (Barley) is also good.
*Qianjin Yi Fang* records: If internal organs of livestock shake spontaneously on grass, do not change color with acid/salt, do not soil the ground, and are refused by dogs, they are toxic and fatal.
If food/drink is toxic (pouring on ground causes mound formation, fatal). If meat is sealed tightly in vessels preventing gas escape, it is fatal. If jerky/cooked meat is stored deeply preventing gas escape, it is fatal. For such poisoning, take dog feces ash, mix with water, take one fangcun bi. Good effect.
*Gujin Luyan* treats recent food stagnation causing hardness/pain in heart/abdomen:
Take 3 sheng water, boil 1 sheng white salt until dissolved. Drink in divided doses to induce vomiting. Cured.
Governor Xi Bian of Beijijiang states Lingnan Li people's poisons are ingested via food, often unnoticed initially, leading to anorexia, epigastric discomfort, back stiffness, and chills resembling malaria. Immediately hold a piece of silver in the mouth overnight. Color change indicates poison: Blue-green is Lan Yao (Indigo Poison); Yellow-red is Jun Yao (Fungus Poison). Long-term poisoning affects eyes (blue/green/yellow-red). Li people have antidotes but hide them. Some claim "300 ox poison" or "300 taels silver poison." I lived long among them and know these are common substances. For initial Li poisoning before obtaining specific antidotes, use this stabilizing formula:
Shengjiang (Fresh Ginger, 4 liang), Gancao (Licorice Root, 3 liang, prepared).
Boil in 6 sheng water to obtain 2 sheng. Take half at dawn, half later. Then treat with other formulas.
Another treatment:
Changshan (Dichroa Root, 4 liang), Baiyan (White Salt, 2 bi).
Soak in 1 dou water overnight. Soak on the last day of the lunar month. Boil in a clay pot at dawn on the first day. Do not let servants, chickens, or dogs see it. Boil to 2 sheng. Take half at dawn. Vomiting occurs shortly after. Catch vomit in a copper basin. If blue-green and stringy when lifted 5 chi with a stick, poison remains. Retake in 1-2 days.
Another formula:
Du Teng (Calamus Vine?, 12 liang. Recognized by locals in Lingnan as "300 taels silver poison," very fine, ~3 chi high vine. Cut up).
Boil in 1 sheng water and 2 sheng wine to obtain 2 sheng. Divide into three doses. Poison exits via urine/feces. Avoid toxic food for 10 days. Repeat if not cured. (*Zhouhou* calls it Huang Teng).
Another formula for abdominal poisons:
Du Teng and Huang Teng (each 3 cun length fitting tiger's mouth, finely chopped).
Seal in jar with 3 sheng wine. Surround with sugar-fire heat, boil three times. Cool and take warm. No taboos. If eating Li food is unavoidable, chew 1 cun of prepared Gan Licorice first. If poisoned, vomiting occurs. Follow previous method. If no vomiting after licorice, not poisoned. Carry licorice slices for prevention. In Lingnan, roast cooked rice, sugarcane, bananas over fire before eating to avoid worry. If touched by scattered poison on mats entering flesh, hard to treat. Carry clean mats, chopsticks, and licorice antidote. (*Zhouhou* lacks Huang Teng).
Zhang Wenzhong records: White Shu (Millet) (taboo: maltose/honey); Shumi (Millet Grain) (taboo: Malva); White Honey (taboo: Wild Rice Stem); Wild Rice Stem (taboo: Raw Vegetables); Patients (taboo: Coriander, Celery, Blue/Green/Yellow Flowering Vegetables); Pregnant women (avoid Mulberry fruits and Duck); May (avoid Leeks); October (avoid Sichuan Pepper); Feb 3, Apr 8 (avoid hundred herbs); Feb (avoid Small Garlic); Apr (avoid Coriander). Note Zhang Zhongjing's rules: Jan (raw scallion), Feb (Polygonum), Mar (Small Garlic), Apr/Aug (Garlic Chives), May (Leeks), May 5 (Raw Veg), Jul (Cornel), Aug/Sep (Ginger), Oct (Sichuan Pepper).
Eating Horse meat without alcohol is fatal. Horse saddle meat is forbidden. Black-spotted horse backs/arms are forbidden.
Formula for Horse Liver Poisoning:
Take 14 male rat droppings (pointed at both ends). Grind with water and drink. (Same as Zhang Zhongjing).
Formula for Poisoning from Various Livestock/Bird/Beast Livers:
Cut hair to 0.5 cun. Mix with 2 sheng yellow earth mud. Drink. Hair will pass out with the liver. Note: Ingesting hair causes "Hair Syndrome" which is incurable. Mixing hair and earth seems illogical. Verify carefully. Other methods exist.
Another formula:
Take one qianbi of head scurf. Cured immediately. (Same as Zhang Zhongjing/Qianjin).
Another formula:
Throw clear water into Douchi (Fermented Soybeans), squeeze juice, drink several sheng. Cured.
Generally, animal livers should not be eaten lightly. Self-dead animals must not be eaten. Hearts should not be eaten as they house consciousness/karma.
Formula for Raw Liver Poisoning:
Take Fuzi (Prepared Aconite Root) powder, one fangcun bi, three times daily. Must take with Fresh Ginger decoction, otherwise toxicity arises.
Poisoned arrows kill birds/beasts; meat is toxic. Indigo juice and Soybeans can counter She Wang (poison).
Formula for Yu Rou (Stewed/Closed Meat) and Lou Pu (Rain-Dripped Jerky) Poisoning:
Burn dog feces to ash. Take one fangcun bi with wine.
Another formula:
Crush fresh leeks, squeeze juice. Drink 1-2 sheng. Winter: use roots, wash, squeeze. Scallion bulb is also good. Yu Rou is meat sealed overnight. Lou Pu is jerky dripped on by roof rain. Both highly toxic.
Formula for Millet Internal Organ Jerky Poisoning:
Boil strong Soybean Juice. Drink several sheng. Antidote for all meat/Lou Pu poison.
Formula for Self-Dead Livestock Meat Poisoning:
Grind Huangbai (Phellodendron Bark) powder. Mix with water, take one fangcun bi. Repeat if needed.
Self-dead livestock carry plague toxins. Eating plague-dead beef causes diarrhea or accumulation. Purge with laxatives.
Formula for Vegetable/Meat/Jerky Poisoning:
Burn pig bones, grind, sieve. Take one fangcun bi with water, 3-4 times daily. Cured. (Same as Qianjin).
Another formula:
Burn hat brims to ash. Take one fangcun bi, three times daily.
Formula for Severe Diarrhea from Horse Meat:
Douchi (200 grains), Xingren (20 kernels). Steam with rice, grind into pills. Take until cured. (Same as Zhang Zhongjing).
Sweet Bean Soup, chilled, resolves all poisons.
Taboos on Fish, Turtle, Crab:
Fish with white beads on head/spine: Forbidden.
Fish without intestines/gallbladder: Forbidden.
Fish with black spots on head: Forbidden.
Fish with horn-like head: Forbidden.
Fish without gills: Forbidden.
Fish with red eyes/whiskers: Forbidden.
Fish with Black Chicken: Forbidden.
Raw fish with red eyes: Forbidden for sashimi.
Fish with Cormorant meat: Forbidden.
Fish with Deer meat: Forbidden.
Crucian carp with Pig liver/Monkey meat: Forbidden.
Black carp with Adzuki beans/Bean leaves: Forbidden.
Fish juice with Self-dead meat: Forbidden.
Black carp with Coriander/Raw Malva/Wheat sauce: Forbidden.
Carp with Adzuki beans/Chicken: Forbidden.
Carp without whiskers, black belly, or turning white when boiled: Forbidden.
Carp with White Dog meat: Forbidden.
Carp with Fanlou vegetable steamed: Forbidden.
Turtle with sunken eyes: Forbidden.
Turtle with "King" character pattern under pressure: Forbidden.
Turtle with Chicken/Duck: Forbidden.
Turtle meat with Amaranth/Turtle soup: Forbidden.
Turtle meat with Melons/Alcohol: Forbidden.
Crabs facing each other, spotted legs, red eyes: Forbidden.
Patients with Tunny/Tuna: Forbidden.
Pregnant women with Turtle/Fish: Forbidden.
Guizhi (Cinnamon Twig) and Tianmendong (Asparagus Root) taboo Carp.
Formula for Crab/Food Poisoning:
Boil strong Xiangsu (Perilla Leaf). Drink 1 sheng juice. (From Zhang Zhongjing).
For crab poisoning causing distress/death: Take Wu Gu Huang Wan. Vomiting/purging cures it. Crabs are toxic before frost; cook thoroughly. Water Lettuce and Peng Pi (small crab) are also toxic. Cai Mo nearly died eating Peng Pi.
Formula for General Food Poisoning:
Hold one shell tooth in mouth. Spit out food. Cured. (Same as Qianjin).
Another formula:
Drink 1 sheng crushed Leek juice. Winter: boil root. (Qianjin says several sheng).
Another formula:
Dig pit near toilet, 1 chi deep. Fill with water. Burn 14 old toilet sticks. Throw into pit. Drink 4-5 sheng of liquid. Cured. (Same as Qianjin).
Food itself isn't poisonous; poison is added. If source unknown, boil Gancao (Licorice) and Ji Nei Jin (Chicken Gizzard Lining) soup. Emperor Zhi of Han died from eating Huo Wei (toxic cake). Prince of Rencheng of Wei died from dates. These are cases.