\r橘子皮\pa82.bmp\r，味苦、辛，性温。行气，消痰，降肝气，治咳嗽、治疝气等症。
（附方） 治咳嗽，橘子叶刮蜜在背上，火焙干，煨吃。
（又方）治疝气，橘子叶（十个） 荔枝核（五个）（焙）水煎服
──丛本卷下
\r橙子\pa83.bmp\r，味辛、苦，性温。入厥阴肝经，阴也。行厥阴滞塞之气，止肝气
左肋疼痛，下气，消膨胀，行阳明乳汁不通。
（附方）治妇人乳结不通，红肿结硬疼痛，恶寒发热。
干橙子（细末二钱） 有新鲜捣汁，点水酒服。
──丛本卷下
理皮，即黄果皮。味辛、苦，性温。入脾、肺、肝三经，主降气宽中，破老人痰结，痰
如胶者效。化痰定喘，止咳下气，功甚于广陈皮。补胃和中，力不及广陈皮。
昔李姓男子患积痰，结核于咽喉中，与梅核相似，喉中有碍，吐咯不出，咽之不下，似
有似无，有时阻滞。（补注）按此，症因肝气不舒，忧思气郁，结成梅核，偶着气动怒即发。
李姓患此病十余年，用药不效。后得此方治好。
理皮（二钱，去白） 土白芍（二钱） 苏子（二钱） 桔梗（一钱） 竹叶（二十个）
水煎服效。
──丛本卷下
\r苦楝子\pa84.bmp\r，一名金铃子。味苦，性寒。治膀胱疝气。
根皮杀小儿寸白虫。云南生者味苦、辣，有小毒。
──务本卷三
Jupe Citri Reticulatae (Orange Peel), bitter and pungent in flavor, warm in nature. It promotes the movement of Qi, resolves phlegm, descends Liver Qi, and treats conditions such as cough and hernia.
(Attached Prescription) For treating cough: scrape honey onto Ju Ye (Citrus reticulata leaf), apply to the back, bake dry with fire, then roast and eat.
(Another Prescription) For treating hernia: take ten Ju Ye (Citrus reticulata leaf) and five Li Zhi He (Litchi Seed, roasted), decoct in water and drink.
── Cong Ben, Volume Lower
Cheng Zi (Sweet Orange), pungent and bitter in flavor, warm in nature. Enters the Jueyin Liver Meridian; its nature is Yin. It moves stagnant Qi in the Jueyin meridian, stops pain in the left hypochondrium caused by Liver Qi, directs Qi downward, reduces distension, and promotes lactation by unblocking the Yangming meridian.
(Attached Prescription) For treating women with breast lumps and obstruction, presenting with redness, swelling, hardness, pain, aversion to cold, and fever: use Gan Cheng Zi (Dried Sweet Orange, two qian, finely powdered). Mix with fresh juice crushed from the fruit, take with watered wine.
── Cong Ben, Volume Lower
Li Pi (Yellow Orange Peel), also known as Huang Guo Pi (Yellow Fruit Peel). Pungent and bitter in flavor, warm in nature. Enters the Spleen, Lung, and Liver meridians. Its primary action is to direct Qi downward and broaden the middle jiao. It breaks up phlegm nodules in the elderly and is particularly effective for thick, glue-like phlegm. It resolves phlegm, calms wheezing, stops cough, and directs Qi downward; its efficacy surpasses that of Guang Chen Pi (Guangdong Tangerine Peel). In terms of tonifying the Stomach and harmonizing the Middle Jiao, its strength is inferior to Guang Chen Pi.
In the past, a man surnamed Li suffered from accumulated phlegm forming a nodule in the throat, resembling a plum-pit sensation. There was an obstruction in the throat, unable to be spat out or swallowed, feeling present yet absent, sometimes causing blockage. (Supplementary Note) According to this analysis, the condition arises from constrained Liver Qi and emotional stagnation due to worry and overthinking, forming a plum-pit sensation, which occasionally flares up upon exposure to wind or anger. The man surnamed Li suffered from this disease for over ten years without success from other medications. He was eventually cured using this prescription.
Li Pi (two qian, white pith removed), Tu Bai Shao (Radix Paeoniae Lactiflorae, two qian), Su Zi (Pericarpium Sesami Fructus, two qian), Jie Geng (Radix Platycodonis, one qian), Zhu Ye (Leaf of Bambusa, twenty leaves). Decoct in water and drink; it is effective.
── Cong Ben, Volume Lower
Ku Lian Zi (Fructus Meliae Toosendan), also known as Jin Ling Zi. Bitter in flavor, cold in nature. Treats bladder hernia.
The root bark kills Ascaris lumbricoides (roundworms) in children. Those produced in Yunnan are bitter and spicy, with slight toxicity.
── Wu Ben, Volume Three