从酒食着者，重五日合尤效，《赵彦谣备急方》。
辰砂 雄黄（别研，水飞） 赤足蜈蚣 续随子（各一两） 麝香（一钱）
上为细末，糯米煮粥，丸如鸡头大，如觉中毒，热酒下一丸，药与病俱下。蛇蝎螫，
醋磨涂之。
又方，嚼黑豆不腥，白矾味甘乃中毒之候，亦可解药蕈毒。
白矾末（一大匙） 腊茶（一分，等分亦可）
上同为末，取二大匙新汲水调下，顿服，一时久当吐毒出，若欲验知是中虫，当令病患
唾水中，沉者是虫，不沉者非也。又凡欲知虫主姓名，以旧鼓皮烧作末，水调服方寸匕，须
臾自呼虫主姓名，可语令去则愈。
先以麻绳扎伤处二头，次用香白芷细末掺之，以多为妙，仍以新汲水调下半两许，毒瓦斯
自消。一方用热酒调下，诸方皆用麦门冬水，盖欲先护心气也。
麝香（少许，研） 干姜 雄黄（研）
上等分为细末，用津唾点时掺患处，痛即止。
又方，用艾灸咬处五壮或七壮，其痛立止，二方甚佳！
李德公传。用生远志捣碎，酒煎服。以滓罨之。如无生者，干者亦得。
已死但有微气，可以下药即活，神效不可言。
贝母为末，酒调，令病者尽量饮之，饮不得即止，顷之，酒自伤处为水流出，水尽为度，
却
香白芷方并书之，韬光屡以救人皆验。
If the poisoning occurred through drinking wine or eating food, taking this prescription on the fifth day after poisoning is particularly effective, from *Zhao Yanyao Beiji Fang* (Zhao Yanyao's Emergency Formulas).
Cinnabar (Zhusha), Realgar (Xionghuang) (separately ground and processed by water flotation), Centipede with red feet (Chizu Wugong), *Euphorbia lathyris* seed (Xuisui Zi) (each 1 liang), Musk (Shexiang) (1 qian).
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder. Mix with porridge made from glutinous rice to form pills the size of a cockle. If one feels poisoned, swallow one pill with hot wine; the medicine and the pathogen will be expelled together. For stings from snakes or scorpions, grind the powder with vinegar and apply topically.
Another prescription: Chew black soybeans until they lose their fishy smell, and when alum tastes sweet, it indicates poisoning; this method can also antidote poisonous mushrooms.
Alum powder (Bai Fan) (1 large spoon), Aged tea (La Cha) (1 fen, equal proportion is also acceptable).
Grind the above ingredients together into a powder. Take 2 large spoons, mix with fresh cold water, and take orally in one dose. After about one shichen (two hours), the poison should be vomited out. To verify if it is insect venom, ask the patient to spit into water; if the spit sinks, it is insect venom; if it does not sink, it is not. Furthermore, to identify the owner of the biting insect, burn old drum skin into powder, mix with water, and take one fangcun bi (a measure roughly the size of a square inch). Shortly thereafter, the patient will spontaneously call out the name of the insect's owner; instructing the owner to leave will result in recovery.
First, tie the two ends of the wound tightly with a hemp rope. Then, sprinkle fine powder of Angelica dahurica (Xiang Baizhi) onto the affected area; using more is better. Simultaneously, take approximately half a liang mixed with fresh cold water orally, and the toxic qi will dissipate naturally. Another method uses hot wine for mixing. All prescriptions use *Ophiopogon japonicus* root water (Mendong Shui), presumably to first protect Heart Qi.
Musk (Shexiang) (a small amount, ground), Dried Ginger (Gan Jiang), Realgar (Xionghuang) (ground).
Grind the above ingredients in equal proportions into a fine powder. Dip saliva into the powder and apply to the affected area; pain will stop immediately.
Another prescription: Apply moxibustion to the bite site for five or seven moxa cones (zhuang); the pain stops immediately. Both prescriptions are excellent!
Passed down by Li Degong: Crush fresh *Polygala tenuifolia* root (Yuanzhi), decoct with wine, and drink. Apply the dregs to the wound. If fresh ones are unavailable, dried ones are also acceptable.
Even if the patient appears dead but still has faint breath, administering this medicine can revive them; its divine efficacy cannot be described.
Grind *Fritillaria cirrhosa* bulb (Beimu) into powder, mix with wine, and have the patient drink as much as possible. Stop if they cannot drink further. Soon, the liquid will flow out from the wound like water; continue until the liquid is exhausted.
The Xiang Baizhi prescription is recorded here as well. Taoguang has used it repeatedly to save lives with verified results.