（一）其肉∶十月以后、正月以前食之，续五脏不足气，助阴道，益精髓，不可停息。
〔嘉〕
（二）粪∶和天雄、干姜为丸，令阴强。〔嘉〕
（三）脑∶涂冻疮。〔嘉〕
（四）卵白∶和天雄末、菟丝子末为丸，空心酒下五丸。主男子阴痿不起，女子带下，
便溺不利。除疝瘕，决痈肿，续五脏气。〔证〕
（一）山鸡∶主五脏气喘、不得息者。食之发五痔。和荞麦面食之，生肥虫。卵∶不与
葱同食，生寸白虫。〔嘉〕
（二）又，野鸡∶久食令人瘦。又九月至十二月食之，稍有补。他月即发五痔及诸疮疥。
〔嘉〕
（三）不与胡桃同食，即令人发头风，如在舡车内，兼发心痛。〔嘉·证〕
（四）亦不与豉同食。自死、足爪不伸，食之杀人。〔证〕
（五）菌子、木耳同食，发五痔，立下血。〔嘉〕
（一）补五脏，益中续气，实筋骨，耐寒暑，消结气。〔心〕
（二）患痢人可和生姜煮食之。〔心〕
（三）又云，鹑肉不可共猪肉食之，令人多生疮。〔心〕
（四）四月以后及八月以前，鹑肉不可食之。〔心〕
（一）头∶烧灰，主头风目眩，以饮服之。〔证〕
（二）肉∶食之，治癫痫疾。〔证〕
（一）主五痔，止血。〔证〕
（二）又，食法∶腊日采之，五味炙之，治老嗽。或作羹食之亦得。或捣为散，白蜜和
丸并得。治上件病，取腊月腊日得者良，有效。非腊日得者不堪用。〔证〕
(1) Meat: Consumed after the tenth month and before the first month, it replenishes the deficient Qi of the five Zang organs, aids sexual function (Yin Dao), and benefits essence and marrow; it should not be discontinued.
[Meng Shen's Note]
(2) Feces: Mixed with Tianxiong (Aconitum carmichaelii root lateralis preparata) and Ganjiang (Dried Ginger) to form pills, it strengthens the genitals. [Meng Shen's Note]
(3) Brain: Applied topically to frostbite. [Meng Shen's Note]
(4) Egg white: Mixed with powder of Tianxiong and Tusizi (Cuscutae Semen) to form pills; taken orally on an empty stomach with wine, five pills at a time. It treats impotence in men, leukorrhea in women, and difficult urination. It eliminates hernia masses (Shan Jia), resolves carbuncles and swellings, and replenishes the Qi of the five Zang organs. [Chen Cangqi's Note]
(1) Mountain Pheasant: Treats asthma of the five Zang organs characterized by inability to breathe freely. Consumption induces the five types of hemorrhoids. When eaten with buckwheat flour foods, it causes the growth of large intestinal parasites. Eggs: Do not consume with scallions, as this leads to the growth of Taenia solium (Inchworm Tapeworm). [Meng Shen's Note]
(2) Furthermore, Wild Pheasant: Long-term consumption causes emaciation. Consumption from the ninth to the twelfth month offers slight tonification. Consumption in other months induces the five types of hemorrhoids and various sores and scabies. [Meng Shen's Note]
(3) If not consumed together with walnuts, otherwise it induces Tou Feng (Head Wind/Headache with dizziness), causing a sensation as if sitting in a boat cabin, accompanied by heart pain. [Meng Shen's Note · Chen Cangqi's Note]
(4) Also, do not consume with Dou Chi (Fermented Soybean). Self-dead birds whose feet and claws are not extended are lethal if consumed. [Chen Cangqi's Note]
(5) If consumed together with mushrooms and wood ear fungus, it induces the five types of hemorrhoids and causes immediate hematochezia. [Meng Shen's Note]
(1) Quail: Tonifies the five Zang organs, benefits middle Qi and replenishes Yuan Qi, solidifies sinews and bones, enhances resistance to cold and heat, and dissipates stagnant Qi. [Li Dangzhi's Note]
(2) Patients with dysentery may cook and consume quail with fresh ginger. [Li Dangzhi's Note]
(3) It is also said that quail meat should not be consumed with pork, as this causes the body to develop numerous sores. [Li Dangzhi's Note]
(4) From after the fourth month until before the eighth month, quail meat should not be consumed. [Li Dangzhi's Note]
(1) Head: Burned to ash, it treats Tou Feng (Head Wind) and vertigo; taken orally with water. [Chen Cangqi's Note]
(2) Meat: Consumption treats epilepsy. [Chen Cangqi's Note]
(1) Feces: Treats the five types of hemorrhoids and stops bleeding. [Chen Cangqi's Note]
(2) Furthermore, method of consumption: Harvested on La Day (the last day of the twelfth lunar month), roasted with five flavors, it treats chronic cough in the elderly. Alternatively, it can be made into soup. Or, it can be ground into powder and mixed with honey to form pills. All methods treat the aforementioned conditions. For treating these diseases, those obtained on La Day are superior and effective. Those obtained on non-La days are unsuitable for use. [Chen Cangqi's Note]