五色游丹，烧灰，合鸡子白敷。（验方第一。）
痈疽不合，烧灰，蜡脂油合纳孔中。（第二。）
小便不利，烧灰同滑石末服之。（第三。）
盗汗，烧灰酒下，用蒲扇良。（第四。）
月水不断。同上。（第五。）
入水四分之一，炼熟用。
甘，平，无毒。入足阳明、太阴、手阳明经。养脾和胃，清热解毒；润燥止痛，除烦和
中。
治赤白痢下，止心腹血刺。善和诸药，尤疗诸疮。
阴头生疮，蜜煎甘草，敷之。（验方第一。）
热油烧痛，涂之。（第二。）
产后口渴，炼蜜，水调服。（第三。）
难产横生，同香油各二两，煎服立下。（第四。）
痘疹作痒，以翎扫之。（第五。）
瘾疹瘙痒，好酒调服。（第六。）
误吞钱骨，频频服之。（第七。）
蜜煎导 蜜
炼干作挺，纳谷道中。治津竭便硬，小便利而出汗。（诸方第一。）
甘，微温，无毒。治下痢脓血，金疮 疮。生肌止痛，补中续绝，益气耐饥。
治脓痢后重，安胎产下血。能补绝伤，尤利小儿。
白蜡与蜜蜡之白者不同，乃小虫食树汁所作也。四川、湖广、滇南、闽岭、吴越皆有之。
蜡
树枝叶似冬青，四时不凋，五月开白花成丛。其虫大如虮虱，芒种后则延缘树枝，食汁吐涎
，粘于枝茎，化为白蜡。处暑后则剥取，炼化滤净，待凝成块，即为蜡矣。蜜蜡之白者，乃
经水炼过，或悬于风日中所变化耳。
肝虚雀目，黄蜡熔汁取出，入蛤粉相合，每用刀子切下二钱，以猪肝二两，批开入药在
内，
扎定煮熟，急乘其热以熏眼，至温，并肝食之，日二次，以平安不发为度者也。（验方第一
。）
代指疼痛，黄蜡、松香相合，火炙笼指即瘥。（第二。）
手足冻疮，煎黄蜡敷之。（第三。）
汤火疮烂，香油一两，当归三钱，煎焦去渣，入黄蜡三钱，贴之。（第四。）
妊娠胎漏，黄蜡一两，酒化服，立止。（第五。）
霍乱吐痢。同上。（第六。）
疮，黄蜡一两，香油二两，黄丹半两，同化开，顿冷。瓶收，以之摊贴可也。（第七。）
金疮。同上。（第八。）
汤火疮。同上。（第九。）
调气饮 黄蜡（三钱） 阿胶（三钱，同化）
入黄连末五钱，分三服。治赤白痢腹痛下重。（诸方第一。）
胶蜡汤 黄蜡（六钱） 阿胶（六钱，同化） 当归（二钱五） 黄连（三钱） 黄
柏（一钱） 陈廪米（二
两）
先煎米熟，去米入药，煎服。治热痢、产后痢。（第二。）
移疮方 地龙（一个）
入丝瓜内， 焦共为末，每用三钱，再入元香一钱，乳香五分，没药五分，雄黄一钱，
蟾酥一分，黄蜡一两，为末，
以蜡为丸，每服三分。治疮在紧要处，可移于闲散处。在上部宜用
甘草二钱，桂枝二钱，麻黄二钱，黄酒煎送药下，可移于手而散。在脊上要处，用防风三钱
，姜引水煎下，可移于背上。在下部用牛膝二钱，灵仙二钱，陈皮二钱，独活二钱，姜引水
煎，可移于足上矣。（第三。）
Five-color wandering carbuncle (Wuse Youdan), burnt to ash, mixed with egg white for external application. (Verified Formula No. 1.)
Carbuncles and sores that fail to heal: burnt to ash, mixed with beeswax oil, and inserted into the wound cavity. (No. 2.)
Difficulty in urination: burnt to ash, taken together with talcum powder. (No. 3.)
Night sweating: burnt to ash, taken with wine; using ash from a cattail fan is effective. (No. 4.)
Continuous menstruation (Yue Shui Bu Duan). Same as above. (No. 5.)
Boil one-quarter of the way in water, refine until cooked, and use.
Sweet, neutral, non-toxic. Enters the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian, Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian, and Hand-Yangming Large Intestine Meridian. Nourishes the spleen and harmonizes the stomach, clears heat and detoxifies; moistens dryness and relieves pain, eliminates vexation and harmonizes the middle jiao.
Treats dysentery with red and white discharge, stops stabbing pain in the heart and abdomen. Excellent at harmonizing various herbs, especially treating various sores.
Sores on the glans penis: decoct licorice root with honey, apply externally. (Verified Formula No. 1.)
Pain from hot oil burns: apply directly. (No. 2.)
Thirst after childbirth: take refined honey mixed with water. (No. 3.)
Breech presentation or difficult labor: take two liang each of yellow wax and sesame oil, decoct and drink; the fetus will be delivered immediately. (No. 4.)
Itching from smallpox/rash: sweep the area with a feather. (No. 5.)
Urticaria itching: mix with good wine and take orally. (No. 6.)
Accidental swallowing of coins or bones: take frequently. (No. 7.)
Honey Suppository Method: Refine honey until dry, shape into suppositories, and insert into the rectum. Treats constipation due to fluid exhaustion, and excessive urination with sweating. (All Formulas No. 1.)
Sweet, slightly warm, non-toxic. Treats dysentery with pus and blood, and metal weapon injuries (Jin Chuang). Promotes tissue regeneration, relieves pain, tonifies the center, reconnects severed tissues, boosts qi, and resists hunger.
Treats tenesmus after purulent dysentery, calms the fetus, and stops postpartum bleeding. Capable of repairing severe injuries, especially beneficial for children.
White wax differs from white beeswax; it is produced by small insects feeding on tree sap. It is found in Sichuan, Huguang, Southern Yunnan, Lingnan Fujian, and Wu-Yue regions.
The leaves and branches resemble holly, remaining evergreen throughout the year, blooming with white flowers in clusters in May. The insect is as large as a louse; after the Mangzhong solar term, it crawls along the branches, feeding on sap and excreting saliva that adheres to the stems, transforming into white wax. After the Chushu solar term, it can be harvested, refined, filtered, and allowed to solidify into blocks, which constitutes the wax. White beeswax is obtained through water refining or exposure to wind and sun.
For night blindness due to liver deficiency: melt yellow wax, mix with clam powder, cut off two qian per dose, slice open two liang of pig liver, insert the medicine inside, tie securely, boil thoroughly. While still hot, fumigate the eyes; when warm enough, eat the liver. Twice daily, until stable and no recurrence. (Verified Formula No. 1.)
Pain from ingrown toenails (Daizhi): mix yellow wax with rosin, apply heat over the finger to cure. (No. 2.)
Frostbite on hands and feet: decoct yellow wax and apply. (No. 3.)
Ulcerated scalds/burns: decoct one liang of sesame oil and three qian of Angelica sinensis (Danggui) until charred, strain, add three qian of yellow wax, and apply as a patch. (No. 4.)
Leaking pregnancy (Tai Lou): take one liang of yellow wax dissolved in wine; bleeding stops immediately. (No. 5.)
Cholera with vomiting and diarrhea. Same as above. (No. 6.)
Sore/Ulcer: mix one liang of yellow wax, two liang of sesame oil, and half a liang of lead tetroxide (Huang Dan), melt together, cool completely. Store in a bottle and apply as a plaster. (No. 7.)
Metal weapon injuries. Same as above. (No. 8.)
Scalds/Burns. Same as above. (No. 9.)
Qi-Regulating Drink: Yellow Wax (3 qian), Donkey-hide gelatin (Ejiao, 3 qian, melted together), add five qian of Coptis chinensis (Huanglian) powder, divide into three doses. Treats dysentery with abdominal pain and tenesmus. (All Formulas No. 1.)
Gelatin-Wax Decoction: Yellow Wax (6 qian), Donkey-hide gelatin (Ejiao, 6 qian, melted together), Angelica sinensis (Danggui, 2.5 qian), Coptis chinensis (Huanglian, 3 qian), Phellodendron bark (Huangbai, 1 qian), aged barnyard rice (Chen Lin Mi, 2 liang). First decoct the rice until cooked, remove the rice, add the herbs, decoct, and drink. Treats heat dysentery and postpartum dysentery. (No. 2.)
Migratory Sore Formula: Earthworm (Di Long, 1 piece). Place inside a loofah, calcine until black, grind into powder. Take three qian per dose, add one qian of Yuan Xiang (likely Frankincense or similar aromatic resin), five fen of Boswellia carterii (Ruxiang/Myrh), five fen of Myrrha, one qian of Realgar (Xionghuang), one fen of Toad Venom (Chansu), and one liang of yellow wax. Grind into powder, bind with wax into pills. Take three fen per dose. Treats sores in critical areas, allowing them to be "migrated" to less critical areas. For upper body lesions, add two qian of Licorice (Gancao), two qian of Cinnamon Twig (Guizhi), two qian of Ephedra (Mahuang), decoct with yellow wine to guide the medicine; the sore can be migrated to the hand and dispersed. For critical spine lesions, use three qian of Saposhnikovia divaricata (Fangfeng), decoct with ginger and water; the sore can be migrated to the back. For lower body lesions, use two qian of Achyranthes bidentata (Niuxi), two qian of Clematis (Lingxian), two qian of Tangerine Peel (Chenpi), two qian of Angelica pubescens (Duhuo), decoct with ginger and water; the sore can be migrated to the foot. (No. 3.)