\r赤木通\pc47.bmp\r，一名野蒲桃根，又名金刚散。味酸、苦，性寒。利膀胱积热，
消偏坠下气，走经络，定痛，散乳结肿痛，治痈疮，排脓，通利五淋、赤白便浊，止玉茎痛。
（附方） 治膀胱偏坠、疝气疼痛。
赤木通（三钱） 小茴香（一钱炒） 吴茱萸（五分） 水煎点水酒服。疝气加 橘核
（一钱炒） 荔枝核（七个炒） 为末，亦照前点水酒服。
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\r五爪金龙\pc48.bmp\r，即五爪藤。生山野中，叶五片并生，开绿色小花，结果似葡
萄。味辛，性温。入肝、肾二经。消炎肿，接筋骨，止血，治风湿疼痛。
（附接骨方） 鲜五爪龙 赤木通 捣烂敷患处，神效。
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\r茵芋\pc49.bmp\r，气味辛、苦，性温，有小毒。专治一切风湿麻木，手足拘挛，筋
骨疼痛，左瘫右痪，用酒为引，其功甚佳。
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\r臭椿皮\pc50.bmp\r，味苦、微辛，性微温。止妇人白带、崩血，止大肠下血。治赤
白便浊，各种气痛寒痛。
（附方） 治心气疼，面寒、背寒，胃气疼。
臭椿皮 用新瓦焙干，黄色为末，每服（一钱五分），热烧酒服。
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\r五抓刺\pc51.bmp\r，硬枝，枝上生叶，叶五抓，绿红色。主治伤寒，不问阴症似阳
症，阳症似阴症、传经，不传经，服之即愈。
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Chi Mu Tong (Sargentodoxa Cuneata Root), also known as Ye Pu Tao Gen (Wild Grape Root) and Jin Gang San, has a sour and bitter taste and is cold in nature. It clears accumulated heat in the Bladder (Zang-Fu organ responsible for fluid metabolism), resolves Qi stagnation causing hernia-like swelling (Pian Zhui), unblocks meridians, alleviates pain, dissipates breast nodules and swelling, treats carbuncles and sores, discharges pus, promotes urination in cases of five types of strangury (Wu Lin - urinary disorders with frequency, urgency, and dysuria) and turbid urine with red or white discharge, and stops pain in the penis (Yu Jing).
(Attached Formula) For treating bladder hernia and testicular pain.
Chi Mu Tong (3 qian), Xiao Hui Xiang (1 qian, stir-fried), Wu Zhu Yu (5 fen). Decoct in water and take with Shui Jiu (water wine). For hernia, add Ju He (1 qian, stir-fried) and Li Zhi He (7 pieces, stir-fried), grind into powder, and take with Shui Jiu as before.
── Wu Ben Juan San
Wu Zhao Jin Long (Five-Clawed Golden Dragon), which is Wu Zhao Teng (Akebia Vine), grows in mountains and wild areas. Its leaves consist of five leaflets growing together, it bears small green flowers, and its fruit resembles grapes. It has a pungent taste and is warm in nature. It enters the Liver and Kidney channels. It reduces inflammation and swelling, knits bones and sinews, stops bleeding, and treats wind-dampness pain.
(Attached Bone-Knitting Formula) Fresh Wu Zhao Long and Chi Mu Tong are mashed and applied to the affected area; the effect is miraculous.
── Yu Ben Juan Xia
Yin Yu (Caulis Epimedi), has a pungent and bitter odor and is warm in nature, with slight toxicity. It specifically treats all forms of wind-dampness numbness, spasm of hands and feet, bone and joint pain, left hemiplegia and right paralysis. Using wine as a guide enhances its efficacy significantly.
── Mo Ban Juan Shi
Chou Chun Pi (Bark of Ailanthus Altissima), has a bitter and slightly pungent taste and is slightly warm in nature. It stops leukorrhea and metrorrhagia in women, and stops lower gastrointestinal bleeding. It treats turbid urine with red or white discharge, and various Qi-type pains and Cold-type pains.
(Attached Formula) For treating Heart Qi pain, cold sensation in the face, cold sensation in the back, and Stomach Qi pain.
Chou Chun Pi is dried on a new tile until yellow, then ground into powder. Take 1.5 qian per dose, washed down with hot Sha Jiu (distilled liquor).
── Wu Ben Juan Er
Wu Zhua Ci (Five-Claw Thorn), has hard branches with five-claw-shaped leaves that are greenish-red. It is the main treatment for Shang Han (Cold Damage disease). Regardless of whether it presents as Yin syndrome resembling Yang syndrome, Yang syndrome resembling Yin syndrome, or involves transmission through channels or not, taking this herb leads to recovery.
── Mo Ban Juan San