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Regardless of which toxic substance is ingested, taking this remedy will cause the worms to be vomited out, with miraculous efficacy.

Shichangpu (Acori Tatarinowii Rhizoma), Baifan (Alumen)
Grind the above herbs into fine powder in equal proportions. Mix with fresh cold water and take 2 qian. It will definitely take effect within no more than two doses!

Raw sesame oil can resolve the toxicity. Additionally, decocting Huanglian Tang (Coptis Decoction) for oral administration can also resolve it.

Prescription of Lin Bojing.
Concentrated rice vinegar. Drink a large amount; vomiting out the toxin will resolve the condition. Do not drink water afterwards.

Gancao (Licoriza Radix et Rhizoma, used raw), Heidou (Sojae Semen Nigrum), Danzhuye (Lophatheri Herba). Decoct strongly and administer as a soup.

Decoct Fangfeng Tang (Saposhnikovia Decoction) strongly and drink it.

Prescription of Chancellor Shi.
Use the heads of *Coilia nasus* (Stonehead fish), boil them in plain water to make a concentrated juice, and administer it orally; recovery follows immediately. If fresh ones are unavailable, dried fish heads will suffice.

It is said that Fengshu Jun (fungi from maple trees), when ingested, causes excessive laughter in people.
*Beimeng Suoyan* records: Someone was poisoned by wild fungi and began laughing; decocting Yu Shen Zhi (juice from fish mulberries) and administering it led to immediate recovery (this prescription is absent in current editions of *Beimeng Suoyan*).

Dig into the ground, stir with cold water until turbid, wait a short while, then take the liquid to drink. This prescription appears in *Bencao*; Tao Hongjing’s annotation calls it Dijiang (Earth Slurry). It also treats cases where ingestion of Fengshu Jun causes uncontrollable laughter, commonly known as Xiaojun (Laughing Fungi), likely recorded in *Jun Pu*.

Family prescription of Yu Zicai, transmitted by Master Zhang.
Wubeizi (Galla Chinensis), Baifan (Alumen)
Grind the above herbs into fine powder, mix with water, and administer via gavage.
Another prescription, transmitted by Inspector Song Fu Gu.
Huaihua (Sophorae Flos), Naozhi (Borneolum Syntheticum)
Grind the above herbs into fine powder, mix with water, and administer via gavage.

Li Yuandu, Sub-prefect of Lai'an County, stated that in the spring of the Dingwei year at Bata Village, two soldiers and one reserve soldier ate pufferfish along with its roe prepared by burning, becoming intoxicated. They all subsequently vomited, expelling all toxins, and their abdomens felt instantly relieved, thus remaining unharmed.
Yao Kuan Lingwei wrote in *Xixi Conghua*: A monk in Quanzhou could treat Jincan Chong Du (Golden Silkworm Worm Poisoning). If a poisoned person tastes Bai Fan powder first and finds it sweet rather than astringent, it indicates poisoning.

Prefect Zhang Shuqian stated that he has used this prescription throughout his life with great efficacy.
Take only Shichangpu (Acori Tatarinowii Rhizoma), slice it, dry it by baking, grind it into fine powder, and take it mixed with Gancao (Licoriza Radix et Rhizoma) decoction. Administer at any time without restriction, continuing until the illness recedes. When Shuqian held office, he frequently distributed this medicine.