古今方书伙矣。或文理深奥。或议论纷纭。合览诸编。则备增其美。分观一集。只各尽
所长。知医者察脉辨症。固应广为搜罗。不知者卷帙浩繁。奚暇寻其条理。求其至简至约平
易近
陈子
叨教益。其平时乐善不倦。胞与为怀。公余时兼参医理。考究精微。一日以所着经验奇本一
书。
内科则有临危救活之良方。外证又有丸散膏丹之秘诀。无一不备。无美不臻。简要精详。开
卷了如指掌。向之所恨不传者。今则得从吾愿耳。得是书者。举凡居家行旅。以及僻处穷乡。
随
镌其后。
光绪二十四年岁次戊戌仲冬之月福建海坛林贤庆拜序
此散功能去积消痰。通经行气。取效神速。且便携带。居家作客。均宜预备。经久不坏。
愈
一泄泻。每次嚼数分。咽汁吐渣。二三钱即愈。
一红白痢。日嚼二三钱。一二日即愈。
一诸疟。日嚼二三钱。连嚼二三日。疟止为度。
一胃停食积。舌胎必黄浓。日嚼二钱。嚼一二三日。积消胃开为度。
一胃气疼痛。甚至每晨呕吐者。用五六钱水煎浓汁。热服即愈。
一霍乱吐泻。用四五钱水煎服。即愈。
一风火喉痛喉蛾。嚼二三钱即愈。
一痰嗽。日嚼二钱。连嚼数日。至愈为度。姜汤送服亦可。
一中风不语。每日早晚各服一钱。生姜汤送下。至愈为度。
一饭后动风。旋由胸腹胀起。延胀四肢。名曰气胀。日嚼二三钱。连嚼数日。俟胀消尽
为度
一小便短少。旋由两足背胀起。渐至上身。名曰水胀。治法同上。
一妇女经闭肚胀。手足细瘦。俗名蜘蛛胀。日嚼二三钱。渐嚼渐效。总以胀消尽为度。
自然
一妇女经闭。日嚼二钱。至经通为度。或因血衰经闭忌服。
一妇女经水不调。气郁不舒。日嚼一二钱。数日即愈。
一妇女临经腹痛。俟经来痛时。日嚼二钱。连嚼二三日。俟下期见效。
一酒醉人昏。用三四钱。水煎浓汁。热服即醒。
统须忌食生冷、瓜果、香菇、蘑菇、冬笋、酒糟、虾蟹、油炸、面食、芋艿、发气等物。
虚
青果（一百斤） 青盐 白盐（各四斤） 陈皮（三十两） 木香 青皮 砂仁（各一
十两） 丁香
上药各先将青白盐捣极细。分五份。余药共研为末。青果亦分五份。分次放于木脚盆内。
加
核
分次放大石臼内。舂成细碎。摊晒三五日。半干为度。切勿太燥。储洁净坛内。筑实封口。
收藏一二年后。随时听用。效难尽述。敬祈仁人君子。如法配制。以备救济疾苦。功无涯量
福有攸归。
Ancient and modern medical formularies are numerous. Some possess profound literary depth, while others present chaotic discussions. Comprehensive review of various compilations enriches their merits; observing individual collections reveals their specific strengths. Those versed in medicine, who examine pulses and differentiate symptoms, should indeed gather materials extensively; however, those unfamiliar with medicine face overwhelming volumes and lack the leisure to discern their logical structure. Seeking methods that are most concise, simple, and accessible serves to supplement traditional knowledge and yield benefits.
Mr. Chen is perpetually diligent in benevolence, harboring a compassionate heart towards all people. In his spare time from official duties, he studies medical principles, investigating subtle details. One day, he presented his authored work, *Jingyan Qifang* (Experience Miraculous Formulas). For internal medicine, it contains excellent prescriptions for saving lives in critical conditions; for external manifestations, it holds secrets of pills, powders, plasters, and electuaries. Nothing is omitted, no excellence is lacking. It is concise yet detailed, allowing one to grasp its contents clearly upon opening the book. The regret of previously inaccessible texts is now fulfilled. Those who obtain this book may use it whether at home, traveling, or residing in remote villages... engraved at the end.
Preface by Lin Xianqing of Haitan, Fujian, in the mid-winter month of the year Wuxu (1898), respectfully inscribed.
This powder functions to resolve accumulations, eliminate phlegm, unblock meridians, and promote qi circulation, yielding rapid effects. It is portable and suitable for preparation both at home and during travel. It remains effective over time...
- Diarrhea: Chew a few fen each time, swallow the juice and spit out the dregs. Two to three qian will suffice for recovery.
- Dysentery (red and white): Chew two to three qian daily. Recovery occurs within one to two days.
- Various types of malaria: Chew two to three qian daily. Continue chewing for two to three days until the malaria ceases.
- Food stagnation in the stomach: The tongue coating is necessarily thick and yellow. Chew two qian daily. Continue for one to three days until the stagnation resolves and appetite returns.
- Stomach qi pain, even accompanied by morning vomiting: Use five to six qian, decoct in water to make a concentrated liquid, and take hot. Recovery follows immediately.
- Cholera with vomiting and diarrhea: Use four to five qian, decoct in water and take. Recovery follows immediately.
- Wind-fire sore throat and tonsillitis (Hou'e): Chew two to three qian. Recovery follows immediately.
- Phlegm cough: Chew two qian daily. Continue for several days until recovered. Can also be taken with ginger soup.
- Stroke resulting in aphasia: Take one qian each morning and evening, delivered with ginger soup. Continue until recovered.
- Post-prandial wind movement, swelling starting from the chest and abdomen extending to the limbs, termed Qi Distension: Chew two to three qian daily. Continue for several days until the distension completely subsides.
- Scanty urination, swelling starting from the dorsum of both feet and gradually ascending to the upper body, termed Water Distension: Treatment method is the same as above.
- Amenorrhea with abdominal distension in women, thin limbs, commonly known as Spider Distension: Chew two to three qian daily. Gradual chewing yields gradual effect. Total cessation of distension is the goal.
- Naturally...
- Amenorrhea in women: Chew two qian daily until menstruation resumes. Contraindicated if amenorrhea is due to blood deficiency.
- Irregular menstruation in women with qi stagnation and discomfort: Chew one to two qian daily. Recovery occurs within several days.
- Premenstrual abdominal pain in women: When menstruation begins and pain occurs, chew two qian daily. Continue for two to three days until improvement is seen in the next cycle.
- Alcohol intoxication with confusion: Use three to four qian, decoct in water to make a concentrated liquid, and take hot. Consciousness returns immediately.
Contraindications include raw/cold foods, melons/fruits, shiitake mushrooms, other mushrooms, winter bamboo shoots, wine lees, shrimp/crab, fried foods, wheat-based noodles, taro, and gas-producing foods.
Deficiency...
Green Olive (100 jin), Green Salt, White Salt (4 jin each), Tangerine Peel (30 liang), Costus Root, Green Tangerine Peel, Amomum Fruit (10 liang each), Clove...
First, crush the green and white salts into an extremely fine powder and divide into five portions. Grind the remaining herbs into powder together. Divide the green olives into five portions. Place them sequentially into a wooden foot basin, add... pits. Transfer sequentially into a large stone mortar, pound into fine fragments, spread out to dry for three to five days until semi-dry. Do not let them become too dry. Store in a clean jar, compact tightly, seal, and keep for one to two years before use. Efficacy is hard to fully describe. Respectfully request benevolent gentlemen to prepare according to these methods to relieve suffering. Merits are boundless, blessings shall return.