治入井冢闷冒方。
凡五月六月，井中及深冢中皆有伏气，入中令人郁闷杀人。如其必须入中者，先以鸡鸭
杂鸟毛投之，直下至底，则无伏气。毛若徘徊不下，则有毒瓦斯也。亦可纳生六畜等居中，若
有毒，其物即死。必须入，不得已，当先以酒，若无，以苦酒数升，先洒井冢中四边畔，停
少时，然后可入。若觉中有此气，郁闷奄奄欲死者，还取其中水洒人面，令饮之；又以灌其
头及身体，即活。若无水，取他水用也。
治自缢死方。
傍人见自经者，未可辄割绳，必可登物令及其头，即悬牵头发，举其身起，令绳微得宽
也；别使一人，坚塞两耳，勿令耳气通；又别使一人，以葱叶针其鼻中，吹令通；又别使一
人，啮死人两踵根，待其苏活乃止也。
又方
治自经死，慎勿割绳也。绳卒断，气顿泄去，便死，不可复救也。徐徐抱死人，渐渐揉
令绳渐宽也，然后解下之。心下尚温，取鸡雌雄无在，拔翅毛去，勿令得飞也，置地逐之，
竟宅走鸡，令极，久久者其冠当黑，止，急以尺物拔死人口开，便挛鸡头上割鸡冠断取血，
临死人口中，至喉咽气便通。
治自缢死方。
以 衣若氍KT 浓毡物覆其口鼻抑之，令两人极力吹其两耳，一炊顷可活也。
治服金屑取死未绝者方。
知觉是服金者，可以一两水银，泻其口中，摇动令入喉咽里，便微接死人如坐形，令水
银下流，金则消成泥，须臾从下部出也。未出之顷，死人亦苏醒矣。可三过服之，便活也。
Formula for treating fainting and suffocation caused by entering wells or tombs.
During the fifth and sixth months, there is latent cold qi (latent yin-cold energy accumulated in deep spaces) in wells and deep tombs. Entering these spaces causes severe oppression and can be fatal. If entry is necessary, first throw feathers from chickens, ducks, or other birds into the well or tomb until they reach the bottom; this indicates the absence of latent qi. If the feathers hover and do not sink, it indicates the presence of toxic vapors. Alternatively, place live domestic animals inside; if toxic, the animals will die. If entry is absolutely necessary, one should first use wine. If wine is unavailable, use several sheng (a unit of volume) of vinegar, sprinkle it around the edges of the well or tomb, wait for a short while, and then enter. If one feels oppressed by this qi, with breath becoming faint as if dying, take water from the well/tomb, splash it on the person's face, and have them drink it; also pour it over their head and body to revive them. If well/tomb water is unavailable, other water may be used.
Formula for treating self-hanging where death has not yet occurred.
When bystanders see someone hanging themselves, do not cut the rope immediately. Instead, place an object underneath so that one can reach the head, grasp the hair, lift the body slightly to loosen the rope. Have another person tightly block both ears to prevent air passage through the ear canals. Have another person insert a scallion leaf into the nostrils and blow to clear the airway. Have another person bite the heels of the deceased until they regain consciousness.
Another formula:
For treating self-hanging, do not cut the rope. If the rope breaks suddenly, the vital qi escapes instantly, leading to irreversible death. Slowly embrace the deceased and gently massage to gradually loosen the rope before untying it. If the chest remains warm, select a rooster or hen, remove wing feathers to prevent flight, and chase it around the house until it is exhausted and its comb turns black after a long period. Stop the chicken, quickly use a ruler-like object to pry open the deceased's mouth, cut off the chicken's comb to obtain blood, and drip it into the deceased's mouth until breathing resumes in the throat.
Formula for treating self-hanging.
Cover the deceased's mouth and nose with thick clothing or felt and press down. Have two people blow forcefully into both ears. The person can be revived within the time it takes to cook a meal.
Formula for treating poisoning by gold dust where life is not yet extinct.
If it is known that gold dust was ingested, administer one liang (approx. 37g) of mercury into the mouth, shaking it to ensure it enters the throat. Assist the deceased into a sitting position to allow the mercury to flow downward. The gold will dissolve into mud and pass out through the lower orifices shortly thereafter. The deceased will regain consciousness before the substance is expelled. This treatment may be repeated three times to achieve recovery.