（一）肉∶温。有小毒。主疮疥，补虚损，及女子阴痒绝产，小儿（阴）溃卵肿，煮炙
任食之。良。又主五脏邪气，服之便瘥。空心服之佳。〔嘉·证〕
（二）肠肚∶微寒。患疮疥久不差，作羹 食之。小儿惊痫及大人见鬼，亦作羹 食之
良。其狐魅状候∶或叉手有礼见人，或于静处独语，或 形见人，或 揖无度，或多语，或
紧合口，叉手坐，礼度过，常尿屎乱放，此之谓也。如马疫亦同，灌鼻中便瘥。〔证〕
患蛊毒寒热，宜多服之。〔嘉〕
（三）头∶烧，辟邪。〔证〕
（一）獭肝∶主疰病相染，一门悉患者，以肝一具，火炙，末以水和方寸匕服之，日再
服。〔嘉〕
（二）患咳嗽者，烧为灰，酒服之。〔证〕
（三）肉∶性寒，无毒。煮汁主治时疫及牛马疫，皆煮汁停冷灌之。〔证〕
（四）又，若患寒热毒，风水虚胀，即取水獭一头，剥去皮，和五脏、骨、头、尾等，
炙令干。杵末，水下方寸匕，日二服，十日瘥。〔证〕
（五）谨按∶服之下水胀，但热毒风虚胀，服之即瘥。若是冷气虚胀食，益虚肿甚也。
只治热，不治冷，不可一概尔。〔嘉〕
（一）肉∶平，味酸。〔证〕
主服丹石劳热。患赤白痢多时不瘥者，可煮肉经宿露中，明日空腹和酱食之一顿，即瘥
。〔嘉〕
（二）又，瘦人可和五味煮食，令人长脂肉肥白。曾服丹石，可时时服之。丹石恶发热
，服之妙。〔嘉〕
（三）骨∶主上气咳嗽，炙末。酒和三合服之。日二，其嗽必瘥。〔证〕
(1) Meat: Warm in nature. Slightly toxic. Primarily treats sores and scabies, tonifies deficiency and damage, as well as pruritus vulvae (vaginal itching) and sterility in women, and ulceration with swelling of the scrotum in children. It can be boiled or roasted and eaten at will. Beneficial. It also treats pathogenic qi of the five zang organs; recovery is rapid upon ingestion. Best taken on an empty stomach. [Meng Shen · Verification]
(2) Intestines and viscera: Slightly cold in nature. For those suffering from chronic sores and scabies that do not heal, it should be made into a soup and consumed. For pediatric convulsive epilepsy and adults experiencing hallucinations (seeing ghosts), making it into a soup and consuming it is also beneficial. The symptoms of "fox possession" disease include: some individuals may greet others with hands crossed in a bowing gesture, some speak alone in quiet places, some bow excessively to empty space, some talk excessively, some keep their mouths tightly closed while sitting with hands crossed and exhibiting excessive etiquette, and some defecate and urinate indiscriminately. This is referred to as fox possession. If it is equine plague, the treatment is the same; pouring the liquid into the nostrils leads to recovery. [Verification] For those suffering from gu poison causing alternating chills and fever, frequent consumption is recommended. [Meng Shen]
(3) Head: Burned to ash, it repels evil spirits. [Verification]
(1) Otter liver: Primarily treats zhū disease (a contagious chronic wasting disease) spreading within a family. If the entire household is affected, take one otter liver, roast it over fire until dry, grind it into powder, mix with water, and administer one fang cun bi (a square-inch measure) per dose, twice daily. [Meng Shen]
(2) For those suffering from cough, burn the otter liver to ash and administer with wine. [Verification]
(3) Meat: Cold in nature, non-toxic. The decoction primarily treats epidemic diseases and bovine/equine plagues; the decoction should be cooled before administration. [Verification]
(4) Additionally, for those suffering from cold-heat toxicity, wind-water edema, or deficient bloating, take one water otter, remove the skin, and combine the viscera, bones, head, tail, etc., roasting them until dry. Grind into powder, administer one fang cun bi mixed with water, twice daily. Recovery occurs within ten days. [Verification]
(5) Carefully noted: Ingesting this to treat water retention/bloating is only effective for deficient bloating caused by heat toxicity and wind pathogens; recovery is immediate upon ingestion. However, if the bloating is due to cold qi and food stagnation, ingestion will exacerbate weakness and swelling. It treats heat but not cold; therefore, it cannot be applied universally. [Meng Shen]
(1) Meat: Neutral in nature, sour in taste. [Verification]
Primarily treats labor-heat caused by ingesting mineral pills (dan shi). For those suffering from bloody and white dysentery that persists for a long time without healing, boil the meat, expose it to dew overnight, and eat it in one meal the next morning on an empty stomach with sauce; recovery follows. [Meng Shen]
(2) Furthermore, thin individuals can cook and eat it with five flavors to gain flesh and become fat and fair-skinned. Those who have previously ingested mineral pills can consume it regularly. Mineral pills tend to cause heat; consuming otter meat yields excellent results. [Meng Shen]
(3) Bone: Primarily treats rising qi and cough. Roast until dry and grind into powder. Mix with wine and administer three he (a traditional volume unit); twice daily. The cough will surely resolve. [Verification]