治脾胃虚冷。岁久不思饮食，或发虚肿，或日渐羸瘦，四肢衰倦，吐利无节。应脾虚候
状，皆可服食。
汉椒（去目） 浓朴（去粗皮锉） 茴香 青盐（淘去沙土取浮）
上各二两，以水二升，煮令干，焙燥，捣为末，面糊丸，梧桐子大，每服三四十丸。空
心，米饮下及盐汤下。病深者日三服。予中表许君，病脾逾年，通身黄肿，不能起，全不嗜
食。其甥为本道转运使，日遣良医治之，都不效。有傅主簿传此方，服十许日渐安。自尔常
服，肌肤充硕，嗜饮美食，兼人面色红润。年六十余，日行数十里，强力如少年。椒朴丸，
《博济》及诸集中重载。有加附子者，有加姜辈，皆不快捷。此方得其精要，与病相当如神，
慎勿增他药。药之中病处，人多不识。看不上面，自有奇功。多因增益他药，却致不验，此
难可以意测也。
湖州处士刘某，其叔父病喘。手足皆肿，殆不能起。刘君梦有人谓之，曰∶“君叔父病
脾，横病泻四肢，非他也。子有隐德，吾能愈子叔父之疾。手疏方以授之，曰无碍丸。且诚
曰∶慎勿服他药。”刘君得方，以饵其叔父。三饵而疾间，君先迎医于钱塘，后数日医至曰，
此
大腹（炙二两） 蓬莪术 三棱（皆湿纸裹煨熟一两） 木香（面裹煨熟五钱） 槟榔
（生一分）
上为末，炒麦 捣粉为糊，丸如梧桐子大。服二三十丸，生姜汤下。
Treats deficiency-cold of the Spleen and Stomach. Long-standing illness leading to loss of appetite, or manifesting as edema (swelling), or progressive emaciation (wasting away), with fatigue and weakness in the four limbs, and unregulated vomiting and diarrhea. All conditions presenting with signs of Spleen deficiency are suitable for this prescription.
Han Jiao (Sichuan Pepper, remove the seeds) Nong Po (Magnolia Bark, remove the rough bark and slice) Huixiang (Fennel) Qing Yan (Green Salt, wash to remove sand and soil, take the floating part).
Each ingredient two liang. Boil in two sheng of water until dry, bake until crisp, grind into powder, and make pills using flour paste, sized like wutong tree seeds. Take thirty to forty pills per dose. Administer on an empty stomach with rice water or salted water decoction. For deep-seated diseases, take three times a day. My cousin, Mr. Xu, suffered from a Spleen disease for over a year, presenting with generalized yellowish edema, inability to rise from bed, and complete anorexia. His nephew, who served as the Transport Commissioner of the circuit, dispatched excellent physicians daily, but none were effective. Master Fu, a Sub-prefect, transmitted this formula. After taking it for about ten days, he gradually improved. Since then, he has taken it regularly; his muscles became plump and robust, he developed a taste for rich food, and his complexion became ruddy, surpassing others. In his sixties, he could walk dozens of li daily, possessing strength comparable to a youth. Jiao Po Wan (Pepper and Magnolia Pill) is repeatedly recorded in *Boji Fang* and various other collections. Some versions add Fuzi (Aconite Root) or Ginger species, but these are not as rapid or effective. This formula captures the essence and matches the pathology perfectly, acting miraculously; do not add other herbs. The key to the medication matching the disease is often unrecognized by people. Merely looking at the surface ingredients reveals its miraculous efficacy. Often, adding extra herbs leads to ineffectiveness, which cannot be guessed by mere speculation.
Mr. Liu, a recluse in Huzhou, had an uncle suffering from wheezing (asthma). His hands and feet were swollen, almost unable to move. Mr. Liu dreamed that someone said to him: "Your uncle suffers from Spleen disease; pathogenic factors have spread horizontally to the four limbs, it is nothing else. You possess hidden virtue, and I can cure your uncle's illness." He hand-wrote the formula and taught it to him, calling it Wu Ai Wan (Unimpeded Pill). He sincerely added: "Do not take any other medicines." Mr. Liu obtained the formula and administered it to his uncle. After three doses, the illness subsided. Mr. Liu had previously invited a physician from Qiantang. Several days later, the physician arrived and said, this...
Da Fu (Areca Stem, stir-fried with heat two liang) Peng E Zhu (Curcuma Zedoaria Rhizome) San Leng (Burreed Tuber, both wrapped in wet paper and baked until cooked one liang) Mu Xiang (Costus Root, wrapped in flour paste and baked five qian) Bing Lang (Areca Seed, raw use one fen).
Grind all into powder. Stir-fry wheat, grind into powder to make a paste, and form pills sized like wutong tree seeds. Take twenty to thirty pills per dose, administered with ginger water decoction.