(铁瓮城八角杜先生方,一名正一丹) 此药配类二气,均调阴阳,夺天地冲和之
乃水火既济之方,可冷可热,可缓可急。善治荣卫不交养,心肾不升降,上实下虚,气
厥,心腹冷痛,脏腑虚滑,不问男女老幼,危急之证,但有胃气,无不获安,补损扶虚
阴助阳,为效殊胜。
硝石(一两,同硫黄并为细末,入定锅内,以微火慢炒,用柳篦子不住手搅,令阴阳气
相入,不可火太过,恐伤药力,再研极细,名二气末) 太阴玄精石(研飞) 舶上硫黄(用
透
陈
上用五灵脂、二橘皮为细末,次入玄精石末及前二气末,拌匀,以好滴醋打糊为丸,如
豌豆大。每服三十粒,空心,粥饮吞下,甚者五十粒,小儿三、五粒,新生婴儿一粒。小儿
慢惊风或吐利不止,变成虚风搐搦者,非风也,胃气欲绝故也,用五粒研碎,米饮送下。老
人伏暑迷闷,紫苏汤下。妇人产后血逆,上抢闷绝,并恶露不止,及赤白带下,并用醋汤下
常服和阴阳,益精神,散腰肾阴湿,止腹肋冷疼,立见神效。应诸疾不辨阴阳证者,并宜
之,灵异不可具纪。
(出宝林真人谷伯阳《伤寒论》中,一名交泰丹) 却邪辅正,助阳接真。治元气
阴邪交荡,正气乖常,上盛下虚,气不升降,呼吸不足,头旋气短,心神怯弱,梦寐
遍体盗汗,腹痛腰疼;或虚烦狂言,口干上喘,翻胃吐食,霍乱转筋,咳逆不定。又
涎潮,不省人事,阳气欲脱,四肢厥冷。如伤寒阴盛,自汗唇青脉沉,最宜服之。及
后,血气身热,月候不均,带下腹痛,悉能治疗。常服济心火,强肾水,进饮食。
水银 硫黄(研细) 朱砂(研细) 黑锡(去滓,称,与水银结砂,各一两)
上用黑盏一只,火上熔黑锡成汁,次下水银,以柳枝子搅匀,次下朱砂,搅令不见星子
,放下少时,方入硫黄末,急搅成汁和匀。如有焰,以醋洒之,候冷取出,研如粉极细,用
糯米粉煮糊为丸,如绿豆大。每服二十丸,加至三十粒,盐汤下。此药升降阴阳,既济心肾
空心食前枣汤送下,神效不可具述。
(This prescription originates from Mr. Du of Bagou in Tie Weng City, also known as Zhengyi Dan.) This medicine harmonizes the two Qi of Yin and Yang, balances and coordinates Yin and Yang, and absorbs the harmonious Qi of Heaven and Earth. It is a formula for the mutual interaction of Water and Fire (Shuihuo Jiji), with properties that can be cold or hot, and effects that can be slow or rapid. It is effective in treating conditions where Ying and Wei (Defensive and Nutritive Qi) fail to nourish each other, Heart and Kidney fail to ascend and descend, excess above and deficiency below, Qi syncope, cold pain in the heart and abdomen, and deficiency-slipperyness of the Zang-Fu organs. Regardless of gender, age, or condition, for any critical syndrome where Stomach Qi remains, recovery is assured. It tonifies deficiencies, supports weakness, nourishes Yin, and assists Yang, yielding exceptional efficacy.
Nixiaoshi (Saltpeter, 1 liang): Grind together with Liuhuang (Sulfur) into a fine powder. Place in a Ding pot, stir constantly with a willow twig over low heat until the Qi of Yin and Yang merge. Avoid excessive fire to prevent damaging the medicinal potency. Grind again to an extremely fine powder, named "Erqi Mo" (Two-Qi Powder). Taiyin Xuanjingshi (Taiyin Black Crystal Stone): Process by grinding and flying (levigation). Boshang Liuhuang (Imported Sulfur): Use transparent, aged sulfur. Wulingzhi (Trogopterus Dung) and Chenpi (Aged Tangerine Peel): Grind into fine powder. Add Xuanjingshi powder and Erqi Mo, mix well, and bind with good dripping vinegar paste into pills the size of pea seeds. Take 30 pills per dose on an empty stomach, swallowed with gruel; for severe cases, take 50 pills; children take 3-5 pills, newborns take 1 pill. For children with slow convulsive disease (Man Jing Feng) or persistent vomiting/diarrhea evolving into deficiency-wind tremors—attributed not to external wind but to impending exhaustion of Stomach Qi—crush 5 pills and administer with rice water. For elderly patients suffering from summerheat stagnation causing mental confusion, administer with Perilla Decoction. For postpartum women with blood rebellion causing chest oppression and syncope, continuous lochia, and leukorrhea (red and white discharge), administer with vinegar water. Regular use harmonizes Yin and Yang, benefits spirit, dissipates damp-cold in waist and kidneys, stops cold pain in abdomen and hypochondrium, showing immediate miraculous effects. It is suitable for various diseases where Yin-Yang differentiation is unclear. Its spiritual efficacy is too numerous to record.
(This prescription is from Baolin Zhenren Gu Boyang's *Treatise on Cold Damage*, also known as Jiaotai Dan.) It expels evil and assists righteousness, aids Yang, and connects with true Qi. It treats insufficiency of Yuan Qi, chaotic interaction of Yin pathogens, deviation of righteous Qi, excess above and deficiency below, failure of Qi to ascend and descend, shortness of breath, dizziness, weak heart-mind, dream-disturbed sleep, night sweats, abdominal and lower back pain; or deficiency-fire irritability, delirium, dry mouth, upper asthma, retching/vomiting, cholera with tendon retraction, irregular coughing/asthma. It also treats phlegm flooding, loss of consciousness, impending collapse of Yang, and cold limbs. In cases of cold damage with Yin excess, spontaneous sweating, cyanotic lips, and deep pulse, it is most appropriate. It also treats postpartum blood-qiang heat, irregular menstruation, leukorrhea, and abdominal pain. Regular use regulates Heart Fire, strengthens Kidney Water, and promotes appetite.
Shuiyin (Mercury). Liuhuang (Sulfur): Finely ground. Zhusha (Cinnabar): Finely ground. Heixi (Black Tin): Purified and weighed. Combine with Mercury to form cinnabar-like grains, 1 liang each. Using a black ceramic cup, melt Heixi over fire until liquid. Add Shuiyin, stir evenly with a willow branch. Add Zhusha, stir until no granular particles are visible. Let sit briefly. Add Liuhuang powder, stir rapidly until melted and homogeneous. If flames appear, extinguish with vinegar. Upon cooling, remove and grind to an extremely fine powder. Bind with glutinous rice flour paste into pills the size of mung beans. Take 20 pills per dose, increasing to 30, administered with salt water. This formula regulates the ascending and descending of Yin and Yang, facilitating the mutual interaction of Heart and Kidney. Administer on an empty stomach before meals with jujube decoction for miraculous effects indescribable.