（一）使人多睡。发风，动气，不可多食。〔嘉〕
（二）又，霍乱后吐逆不止。清水研一碗，饮之即止。〔嘉〕
（一）主火毒，杀百药。发小儿无辜。〔证〕
（二）小麦酱∶不如豆。〔证〕
（三）又，榆仁酱∶亦辛美，杀诸虫，利大小便，心腹恶气。不宜多食。〔证〕
（四）又，芜荑酱∶功力强于榆仁酱。多食落发。〔证〕
（五）獐、雉、兔、及鳢鱼酱，皆不可多食。为陈久故也。〔证〕
（一）主疳疮生身面上、汁黄者∶可取根作灰，和猪脂涂之。〔嘉〕
（二）其性冷，若热食之，亦令人热闷。甚动风气。久服丹石人时吃一顿，佳也。〔心·嘉〕
（三）冬月，葵菹汁。服丹石人发动，舌干咳嗽，每食后饮一盏，便卧少时。〔嘉〕
（四）其子，患疮者吞一粒，便作头。〔嘉〕
（五）主患肿未得头破者，三日后，取葵子二百粒，吞之，当日疮头开。〔证〕
（六）女人产时，可煮，顿服之佳。若生时困闷，以子一合，水二升，煮取半升，去滓
顿服之，少时便产。〔嘉〕
（又，凡有难产，若生未得者，取一合捣破，以水二升，煮取一升以下，只可半升，去
滓顿服之，则小便与儿便出。切须在意，勿上厕。昔有人如此，立扑儿入厕中。）〔证〕
（七）又，（苗叶）细 ，以水煎服一盏食之，能滑小肠。〔证〕
（八）（叶）∶女人产时，煮一顿食，令儿易生。〔证〕
（九）（根）∶天行病后，食一顿，便失目。〔证〕
（十）吞钱不出，（根）煮汁，冷冻饮料之，即出。〔证〕
（十一）无蒜勿食。四季月食生葵，令饮食不消化，发宿疾。〔证〕
（十二）又，霜葵生食，动五种留饮。黄葵尤忌。〔证〕
(1) Consumption of glutinous rice induces excessive sleepiness. It may trigger wind disorders and disturb the movement of Qi; therefore, it should not be consumed in large quantities. [Meng Shen]
(2) Additionally, for persistent vomiting following cholera-like disease (Huoluan), grind a bowl of glutinous rice with clear water and drink it to stop the vomiting immediately. [Meng Shen]
(1) Fermented soybean paste (Jiang) counteracts fire-toxin and neutralizes various medicinal herbs. It can induce "Wugu" (a type of pediatric malnutrition syndrome). [Chen Zangqi]
(2) Wheat paste: inferior to bean paste. [Chen Zangqi]
(3) Furthermore, Elm seed paste: also pungent and delicious, it kills various parasites, promotes urination and defecation, and resolves malignant Qi in the heart and abdomen. However, it should not be eaten in excess. [Chen Zangqi]
(4) Furthermore, *Prunus mume* kernel paste: its efficacy is stronger than that of Elm seed paste. Excessive consumption leads to hair loss. [Chen Zangqi]
(5) Paste made from roe deer, pheasant, rabbit, and snakehead fish (*Li Yu*) should not be consumed in large amounts because they are aged/cured pastes. [Chen Zangqi]
(1) Mainly treats gan sores (chronic ulcers associated with malnutrition) appearing on the body or face with yellow exudate: take the root, burn it into ash, mix with lard, and apply topically. [Meng Shen]
(2) Its nature is cold. If eaten hot, it causes heat oppression and severely disturbs wind pathogenesis. Individuals taking mineral pills (Danshi) may benefit by consuming it occasionally in one meal. [Li Xun · Meng Shen]
(3) In winter, juice from pickled okra (*Kui*). For those taking mineral pills whose condition flares up causing dry tongue and coughing, drink one cup after each meal and lie down for a short while. [Meng Shen]
(4) Okra seeds: swallowing one seed can help form the head of a boil/abscess. [Meng Shen]
(5) Treats swelling that has not yet come to a head. After three days, swallow 200 okra seeds; the abscess will open on the same day. [Chen Zangqi]
(6) During childbirth, boiling okra and consuming it in one meal is beneficial. If the mother feels exhausted and oppressed during labor, take one heaping measure of okra seeds, add two sheng of water, boil down to half a sheng, strain, and consume at once; delivery will occur shortly. [Meng Shen]
(Additionally, for difficult labor where the child has not yet been born, take one heaping measure of seeds, crush them, add two sheng of water, boil down to less than one sheng, ideally no more than half a sheng, strain, and consume at once. This will cause both urine and the fetus to be expelled. Be extremely careful and do not go to the toilet. In the past, someone did this and ended up standing while expelling the baby into the latrine.) [Chen Zangqi]
(7) Additionally, young leaves cut finely, decocted in water, and consumed as one cup can lubricate the small intestine. [Chen Zangqi]
(8) Leaves: Boiling and eating them during childbirth facilitates easier delivery. [Chen Zangqi]
(9) Roots: Consuming a meal of roots after recovering from an epidemic disease (Tianxing Bing) can lead to blindness. [Chen Zangqi]
(10) For swallowed coins that cannot be expelled, decoct the root, cool the liquid, freeze it, and drink it to expel the coin. [Chen Zangqi]
(11) Do not eat okra without garlic. Eating raw okra in any season hinders digestion and triggers old diseases. [Chen Zangqi]
(12) Additionally, eating raw okra after frost disturbs the five types of retained fluid retention (Liu Yin). Yellow okra is particularly contraindicated. [Chen Zangqi]