凡人身上有一百零八穴，内七十二次不致命，不具论，其三十六大穴，俱致命之处，受
伤者，须用调治之药法开后。
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头额前属心经，心主血，不可损，损后最怕风。打重血不止者，血出见风发肿者，三五
日或六七日死。不见风，不肿者不死，用川羌、川芎、防风各一钱，加前十三味方内同煎服
，再用夺命丹三四服愈。
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两眉中间为眉心穴，打重者头大如斗，三日死。用前十三味方加川芎、川羌、防风、
荆芥各一钱五分，煎服。如不服药者，不肿不死，浮肿出血者必死。
头额两边为两太阳，打重者七日死或半月死，损耳目，其血凝成脓者不死。不可见风，
见风则发肿而死。宜用川芎、川羌各一钱，加入十三味方内煎服，仍冲七厘散二分，再用夺
命丹二服，外敷桃花散。
头脑后为枕骨，管十二经，又名督脉，一身之主，不可损伤。打重者脑骨髓伤，多则七
日，少则五日必死，极重者或一日即死。
用前十三味方加当归、川药各一钱，同煎服，冲入七厘散三分，又夺命丹三五服。不吃
药虽愈，后脑痛不止。
脑后两边属太阳经，有藏血穴，近耳后又属肝胆经，有厥阴穴。打重者损其血，见风又
损其气浮肿者，四十日必死。用前十三味方加生地、川芎、当归各一钱煎服，仍冲七厘散三
分，再用夺命丹三服。
心口上为华盖穴，属心经。直拳打重，人事不省，血迷心窍，不治必死，此乃伤胃气，
致心胃气血不能行走。宜用枳壳三钱，良姜一钱，加前十三味方内同煎服。又加七厘散二分
五厘，行走心胃中瘀血，瘀血走动，泄泻三、五次，即瘥。泻不止，用冷粥止之。又用夺命
丹二服全愈。如不断根，三十六个月而死。
心口中名黑虎偷心穴，属心经。上擦下拳打重者，两眼昏花，人事不省。用前十三味方
加肉桂一钱，丁香五分同煎，再用七厘散三分冲服，又用夺命丹三服，再用紫金丹三五服。
如不服药，一百二十日必死。
又方∶金竹叶二钱，柴胡一钱五分，钩藤一钱，当归、陈皮、楂肉、苡仁、麦冬各五分
，沉香、炙草、荆芥、防风各三分，加青柿蒂三个，酒、水各半煎，又加胆星五分调服效。
心口下一寸五分为巨阙穴，为心幕，打重者人事不省，当用打法，向右边肺底穴下半分
劈拳一梆即醒。用前十三味方加桔梗八分、川贝一钱同煎二服，再用夺命丹五六服，又紫金
丹二三服。若不愈，一百二十日死。
脐上水分穴，属小肠、胃二经。打重者，不服药二十八日死，宜用前十三味方加桃仁、
元胡索各一钱同煎，冲七厘散三分服，再用夺命丹三服。
脐下一寸五分名气海穴，打重者九日死。用前十三味方加木通一钱，三棱一钱五分同煎
，冲七厘散一分五厘服，又加减十四味方二服。如不服药，四十八日必死。
脐下三寸名关元穴，伤重者五日死。用前十三味方加青皮、车前子各一钱五分同煎，冲
七厘散三分服，再用夺命丹三服痊愈。若不服药，廿四日必死。
脐下四寸名中极穴，伤重者，大小便不通，十二日死。用前十三味方加三棱、蓬术、生
大黄各一钱同煎，冲七厘散一分五厘服，再用紫金丹二服。如不服药，一百零八日必死。
左乳上一寸六分为膺窗穴，属肝经。拳打重者，十二日死。用前十三味方加青皮、乳香
各一钱同煎，冲七厘散三分服。再用夺命丹三服，每服三钱，仍冲十三味方内服愈。不服药
，四十八日必死。
右乳上一寸六分膺窗穴，属肺经。金枪伤重者，一百十六日死。用前十三味方加木香一
钱五分同煎，冲七厘散二分服，可以行走瘀血，再用夺命丹三服痊愈。
左乳下一寸六分为乳根穴，属肝经。拳打重者吐血死。用前十三味方加郁金、刘寄奴各
一钱五分同煎，冲七厘散二分五厘服。再用夺命丹一服。如不服药，三十四日死。
右乳下一寸六分乳根穴，属肺经。拳打重者九日死。或两鼻出血必死。宜用前十三味方
加百部、桑白皮各一钱同煎，冲七厘散一分五厘服，再用紫金丹三服，如不断根，一年必死
左右乳下一同受伤，名为一计害三贤，三夹者死。此心、肝、肺三经伤也，重者七日死
。用前十三味方加木香、枳壳各一钱同煎，冲七厘散三分服，再用夺命丹三服。如不断根，
五十四日死。
左乳下一寸六分旁开一寸为期门穴，属肝经。拳打重者，三十八日死。用前十三味方加
木香、广皮各一钱五分同煎，冲七厘散二分五厘服，再用夺命丹三服。
右乳下一寸六分旁开一寸名期门穴，属肺经。拳打重者三十六日死。用前十三味方加五
灵脂一钱五分，蒲黄一钱同煎，冲七厘散二分五厘服，再用夺命丹三服全愈。如不断根，五
十四日必死。
心下巨阙穴两旁各开五分，名幽门穴，左属肝，右属肺，拳打重者名曰冲炮，一日即死
。用前十三味方加白豆蔻、木香各一钱同煎，冲七厘散三分服。再用夺命丹三服，又用加减
十四味方煎二剂，冲紫金丹三服。外用吊药敷上。如不服药，其伤必发，一百二十日死。
左肋近脐处为血门，名商曲穴，点打重者六个月死。用前十三味方加羌活、五加皮各一
钱五分同煎，冲七厘散二分五厘服，再用夺命丹二三服。如不服药，一年必死。
右胁近脐处为气门，名商曲穴，点打重者五个月死。用前十三味方加柴胡、当归各一钱
同煎，冲七厘散二分五厘服，再用夺命丹三服。若损伤后小便不通，加车前子、木通，若仍
不通，用葱头白捣碎酒炒贴脐上即愈。如不服药，一百二十日死。
左肋梢骨尽处软肉边为血囊，名章门穴，打重者四十二日死。用前十三味方加归属、苏
木各一钱同煎，冲七厘散二分五厘服，再用紫金丹三五服愈。如不服药，一年而死。
右肋梢骨尽处软肉边为气囊，名章门穴，打重者一百二十日死。用前十三味方加五灵脂
一钱五分，砂仁一钱同煎服，再用加减十四味方一服，若不服药，二百四十日必死。
左肋梢骨下一分名腹结穴，为血囊，打重者四十二日死。用前十三味方加蒲黄二钱，生
韭子一钱五分，同煎服。如不服药，三个月必死。
右肋梢骨下一分腹结穴，为囊气，打重者六十日死。用前十三味方加丹皮、红花各一钱
同煎服，再用夺命丹三服，如不服药，一年死。
凡人身背上穴道，乃生死所系。背心从上数下第十四节骨下缝间为命门穴，打重者晕去
一日半不醒而死。用前十三味方加桃仁一钱同煎服，再用夺命丹三服。
第十四节骨下两旁各开一寸五分软肉处为肾俞穴，打重者吐血痰，十四个月而死。用前
十三味方加补骨脂、杜仲各一钱五分同煎服。再用夺命丹三服。如不服药，过周岁而亡。
第十四节下两旁各开三寸名志堂穴，属肾经。打重者三日死，当发笑而亡，用前十三味
方加桃仁、菟丝子各一钱同煎服，再用夺命丹三五服，又用药酒服之。
肾俞穴下两旁各有气海俞穴，打重者三十三日死。用前十三味方加补骨脂一钱五分、乌
药二钱同煎服。再用紫金丹二服愈。
尾闾骨下两腿骨尽处中间名鹳口穴，打重者一年死，用前十三味方加牛膝、苡仁各一钱
同煎服，再用紫金丹三四服愈。
粪门前、阴囊后为海底穴，伤重者七日死。用前十三味方加大黄、朴硝各一钱同煎服，
再用夺命丹三服，紫金丹三服。
两脚底心为涌泉穴，伤者十个月而死。用前十三味方加木瓜、牛膝名一钱同煎服，愈。
以上穴道，皆伤人性命，初伤时不知，至后来病发而死，只说病多，岂知病固由于伤乎
！凡人被打时，切勿轻意，必须服药为主。
The human body possesses 108 acupoints; among them, injury to 72 points is not fatal and will not be discussed further. The remaining 36 major acupoints are all vital areas where injury can lead to death. If injured, specific regulatory treatments must be applied as follows.
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The forehead belongs to the Heart Meridian (Heart Channel). The Heart governs blood vessels and should not be damaged. After damage, exposure to wind is most feared. If beaten heavily causing unceasing bleeding, and the blood swells upon exposure to wind, death will occur in three to five days or six to seven days. If not exposed to wind and no swelling occurs, death will not ensue. Use Chuan Qiang Huo (Notopterygii Rhizoma et Radix), Chuan Xiong (Ligustici Chuanxiong Rhizoma), and Fang Feng (Saposhnikoviae Radix), each one qian (approx. 3g), added to the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" for decoction and oral administration. Additionally, administer Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three to four doses until recovery.
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The point between the two eyebrows is named Mei Xin (Center of Eyebrows). Heavy beating here causes the head to swell like a bucket, leading to death in three days. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Chuan Xiong (Ligustici Chuanxiong Rhizoma), Chuan Qiang Huo (Notopterygii Rhizoma et Radix), Fang Feng (Sapothnikoviae Radix), and Jing Jie (Schizonepetae Spica), each one qian five fen (approx. 4.5g), decocted and taken orally. If medication is refused, lack of swelling means survival, but edema with bleeding indicates certain death.
The sides of the forehead are the Tai Yang (Sun) points. Heavy beating here leads to death in seven days or half a month. If eyes and ears are damaged and blood coagulates into pus, survival is possible. Wind exposure must be avoided, as it causes swelling and death. Use Chuan Xiong (Ligustici Chuanxiong Rhizoma) and Chuan Qiang Huo (Notopterygii Rhizoma et Radix), each one qian (approx. 3g), added to the Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction for decoction. Simultaneously, take Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) two fen (approx. 0.6g) mixed in. Administer Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) twice. Apply Tao Hua San (Peach Blossom Powder) externally.
The back of the head is the Zhen Gu (Occipital Bone), which governs the twelve meridians and is also known as the Du Mai (Governing Vessel). It is the master of the body and must not be damaged. Heavy beating injuring the brain marrow results in death within five to seven days, or even one day in extreme cases. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Dang Gui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix) and Chuan Xiong (Ligustici Chuanxiong Rhizoma), each one qian (approx. 3g), decocted together. Mix in Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) three fen (approx. 0.9g) and administer Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three to five doses. Even if seemingly recovered without medication, persistent posterior headache will remain.
The areas on both sides behind the head belong to the Tai Yang (Sun) Meridian, containing blood-storing points. Near the ears, they belong to the Liver and Gallbladder Meridians, containing Jue Yin points. Heavy beating damaging blood, combined with wind damaging qi and causing edema, leads to death in forty days. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Sheng Di Huang (Rehmanniae Radix), Chuan Xiong (Ligustici Chuanxiong Rhizoma), and Dang Gui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix), each one qian (approx. 3g), decocted and taken. Mix in Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) three fen (approx. 0.9g) and administer Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three times.
Above the heart region is the Hua Gai (Imperial Canopy) point, belonging to the Heart Meridian. A heavy straight punch causing unconsciousness and blood confusing the heart orifices is incurable and fatal. This injures Stomach Qi, preventing the movement of Qi and Blood in the Heart and Stomach. Use Zhi Ke (Aurantii Fructus) three qian (approx. 9g) and Liang Jiang (Alpiniae Officinarum Rhizoma) one qian (approx. 3g), added to the Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction for decoction. Add Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) two qian five fen (approx. 0.75g) to move blood stasis in the Heart and Stomach. After three to five episodes of diarrhea indicating stasis expulsion, the condition improves. If diarrhea persists, stop it with cold congee. Administer Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) twice for full recovery. If the root cause is not eliminated, death occurs in thirty-six months.
The center of the chest is named Hei Tou Tou Xin (Black Tiger Stealing the Heart) point, belonging to the Heart Meridian. Heavy scraping from above or punching from below causes blurred vision and unconsciousness. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Rou Gui (Cinnamomi Cortex) one qian (approx. 3g) and Ding Xiang (Caryophylli Flos) five fen (approx. 1.5g), decocted together. Take Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) three fen (approx. 0.9g) mixed in. Administer Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three times, followed by Zi Jin Dan (Purple Gold Pill) three to five doses. Without medication, death occurs in one hundred twenty days.
Another prescription: Jin Zhu Ye (Bambusae Folium) two qian (approx. 6g), Chai Hu (Bupleuri Radix) one qian five fen (approx. 4.5g), Gou Teng (Uncariae Ramulus cum Uncis) one qian (approx. 3g), Dang Gui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix), Chen Pi (Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium), Zha Rou (Crataegi Fructus), Yi Yi Ren (Coicis Semen), and Mai Dong (Ophiopogonis Radix), each five fen (approx. 1.5g); Chen Xiang (Aquilariae Lignum Resinatum), Zhi Gan Cao (Prepared Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma), Jing Jie (Schizonepetae Spica), and Fang Feng (Saposhnikoviae Radix), each three fen (approx. 0.9g). Add three green persimmon calices, decoct with half wine and half water. Mix with Dan Xing (Arisaematis Cum Bile) five fen (approx. 1.5g) for administration; this is effective.
One qian five fen below the heart region is the Ju Que (Great Abode) point, the curtain of the Heart. Heavy beating causes unconsciousness. Treatment involves striking the Lung Bottom Point on the right side, half a cun below, with a splitting fist blow to restore consciousness. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Jie Geng (Platycodonis Radix) eight fen (approx. 2.4g) and Chuan Bei Mu (Fritillariae Cirrhosae Bulbus) one qian (approx. 3g), decocted for two doses. Follow with Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) five to six doses and Zi Jin Dan (Purple Gold Pill) two to three doses. If unresolved, death occurs in one hundred twenty days.
The Shui Fen (Water Separation) point above the navel belongs to the Small Intestine and Stomach meridians. Heavy beating without medication leads to death in twenty-eight days. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Tao Ren (Persicae Semen) and Yuan Hu Suo (Corydalis Rhizoma), each one qian (approx. 3g), decocted together. Take Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) three fen (approx. 0.9g) mixed in, followed by Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three doses.
One qian five fen below the navel is the Qi Hai (Sea of Qi) point. Heavy beating leads to death in nine days. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Mu Tong (Akebiae Caulis) one qian (approx. 3g) and San Leng (Sparganii Rhizoma) one qian five fen (approx. 4.5g), decocted together. Take Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) one qian five fen (approx. 0.45g) mixed in, followed by Two Doses of Modified Fourteen-Ingredient Decoction. Without medication, death occurs in forty-eight days.
Three cun below the navel is the Guan Yuan (Gate of Origin) point. Severe injury leads to death in five days. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Qing Pi (Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium Viride) and Che Qian Zi (Plantaginis Semen), each one qian five fen (approx. 4.5g), decocted together. Take Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) three fen (approx. 0.9g) mixed in, followed by Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three doses for recovery. Without medication, death occurs in twenty-four days.
Four cun below the navel is the Zhong Ji (Central Pole) point. Severe injury causing urinary and fecal retention leads to death in twelve days. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added San Leng (Sparganii Rhizoma), Peng Zhu (Curcumae Rhizoma), and Sheng Da Huang (Rhei Radix et Rhizoma), each one qian (approx. 3g), decocted together. Take Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) one qian five fen (approx. 0.45g) mixed in, followed by Zi Jin Dan (Purple Gold Pill) two doses. Without medication, death occurs in one hundred eight days.
One qian six fen above the left breast is the Ying Chuang (Breast Window) point, belonging to the Liver Meridian. Heavy punching leads to death in twelve days. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Qing Pi (Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium Viride) and Ru Xiang (Boswelliae Resina), each one qian (approx. 3g), decocted together. Take Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) three fen (approx. 0.9g) mixed in. Follow with Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three doses, three qian (approx. 9g) per dose, mixed with the Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction for recovery. Without medication, death occurs in forty-eight days.
One qian six fen above the right breast is the Ying Chuang (Breast Window) point, belonging to the Lung Meridian. Heavy metal weapon injury leads to death in one hundred sixteen days. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Mu Xiang (Aucklandiae Radix) one qian five fen (approx. 4.5g), decocted together. Take Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) two fen (approx. 0.6g) mixed in to move blood stasis. Follow with Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three doses for recovery.
One qian six fen below the left breast is the Ru Gen (Breast Root) point, belonging to the Liver Meridian. Heavy punching causing hematemesis leads to death. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Yu Jin (Curcumae Longae Radix) and Liu Ji Nu (Commelidis Herba), each one qian five fen (approx. 4.5g), decocted together. Take Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) two qian five fen (approx. 0.75g) mixed in. Follow with one dose of Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill). Without medication, death occurs in thirty-four days.
One qian six fen below the right breast is the Ru Gen (Breast Root) point, belonging to the Lung Meridian. Heavy punching leads to death in nine days. Bilateral epistaxis indicates certain death. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Bai Bu (Stemonae Radix) and Sang Bai Pi (Mori Cortex), each one qian (approx. 3g), decocted together. Take Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) one qian five fen (approx. 0.45g) mixed in, followed by Zi Jin Dan (Purple Gold Pill) three doses. If the root is not eliminated, death occurs in one year.
Simultaneous injury at the same level below both breasts is named "One Plot Harm Three Sages," involving three meridians. Such cases are fatal. This represents injury to the Heart, Liver, and Lung meridians. Severe cases die in seven days. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Mu Xiang (Aucklandiae Radix) and Zhi Ke (Aurantii Fructus), each one qian (approx. 3g), decocted together. Take Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) three fen (approx. 0.9g) mixed in, followed by Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three doses. If the root is not eliminated, death occurs in fifty-four days.
One qian six fen below the left breast, opening one cun laterally, is the Qi Men (Gate of Period) point, belonging to the Liver Meridian. Heavy punching leads to death in thirty-eight days. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Mu Xiang (Aucklandiae Radix) and Guang Pi (Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium), each one qian five fen (approx. 4.5g), decocted together. Take Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) two qian five fen (approx. 0.75g) mixed in, followed by Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three doses.
One qian six fen below the right breast, opening one cun laterally, is the Qi Men (Gate of Period) point, belonging to the Lung Meridian. Heavy punching leads to death in thirty-six days. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Wu Ling Zhi (Trogopterori Faeces) one qian five fen (approx. 4.5g) and Pu Huang (Typhae Pollen) one qian (approx. 3g), decocted together. Take Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) two qian five fen (approx. 0.75g) mixed in, followed by Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three doses for recovery. If the root is not eliminated, death occurs in fifty-four days.
Five fen laterally on both sides of the Ju Que (Great Abode) point below the heart are the You Men (Hidden Gate) points. The left belongs to the Liver, the right to the Lung. Heavy punching, termed "Chong Pao" (Cannon Impact), causes death in one day. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Bai Dou Kou (Amomi Fructus Rotundus) and Mu Xiang (Aucklandiae Radix), each one qian (approx. 3g), decocted together. Take Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) three fen (approx. 0.9g) mixed in. Follow with Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three doses and Two Doses of Modified Fourteen-Ingredient Decoction, mixed with Zi Jin Dan (Purple Gold Pill) three doses. Apply external hanging medicine. Without medication, the injury will flare up, leading to death in one hundred twenty days.
The area near the navel on the left rib is the Blood Gate, named Shang Qu (Commercial Curve) point. Heavy dot-beating leads to death in six months. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Qiang Huo (Notopterygii Rhizoma et Radix) and Wu Jia Pi (Acanthopanacis Cortex), each one qian five fen (approx. 4.5g), decocted together. Take Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) two qian five fen (approx. 0.75g) mixed in, followed by Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) two to three doses. Without medication, death occurs in one year.
The area near the navel on the right hypochondrium is the Qi Gate, named Shang Qu (Commercial Curve) point. Heavy dot-beating leads to death in five months. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Chai Hu (Bupleuri Radix) and Dang Gui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix), each one qian (approx. 3g), decocted together. Take Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) two qian five fen (approx. 0.75g) mixed in, followed by Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three doses. If urinary retention occurs after injury, add Che Qian Zi (Plantaginis Semen) and Mu Tong (Akebiae Caulis). If still retained, crush scallion white bulbs, stir-fry with wine, and apply to the navel for recovery. Without medication, death occurs in one hundred twenty days.
The soft flesh edge at the end of the left rib cartilage is the Blood Sac, named Zhang Men (Chapter Gate) point. Heavy beating leads to death in forty-two days. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Dang Gui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix) and Su Mu (Santalum Album Lignum Rubrum), each one qian (approx. 3g), decocted together. Take Qi Li San (Seven-Cent Powder) two qian five fen (approx. 0.75g) mixed in, followed by Zi Jin Dan (Purple Gold Pill) three to five doses for recovery. Without medication, death occurs in one year.
The soft flesh edge at the end of the right rib cartilage is the Qi Sac, named Zhang Men (Chapter Gate) point. Heavy beating leads to death in one hundred twenty days. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Wu Ling Zhi (Trogopterori Faeces) one qian five fen (approx. 4.5g) and Sha Ren (Amomi Fructus), one qian (approx. 3g), decocted together. Take One Dose of Modified Fourteen-Ingredient Decoction. Without medication, death occurs in two hundred forty days.
One fen below the left rib cartilage is the Fu Jie (Abdominal Knot) point, the Blood Sac. Heavy beating leads to death in forty-two days. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Pu Huang (Typhae Pollen) two qian (approx. 6g) and Sheng Jiu Zi (Allii Tuberosi Semen), one qian five fen (approx. 4.5g), decocted together. Without medication, death occurs in three months.
One fen below the right rib cartilage is the Fu Jie (Abdominal Knot) point, the Qi Sac. Heavy beating leads to death in sixty days. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Dan Pi (Moutan Cortex) and Hong Hua (Carthami Flos), each one qian (approx. 3g), decocted together. Follow with Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three doses. Without medication, death occurs in one year.
Acupoints on the back determine life and death. Between the seams of the fourteen vertebral segments counting from the top is the Ming Men (Gate of Life) point. Heavy beating causing coma for one and a half days leads to death. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Tao Ren (Persicae Semen) one qian (approx. 3g), decocted together. Follow with Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three doses.
Soft tissue one qian five fen laterally on both sides below the fourteen vertebral segments is the Shen Shu (Kidney Transport) point. Heavy beating causing hemoptysis with phlegm leads to death in fourteen months. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Bu Gu Zhi (Psoraleae Fructus) and Du Zhong (Eucommiae Cortex), each one qian five fen (approx. 4.5g), decocted together. Follow with Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three doses. Without medication, death occurs after one year.
Three cun laterally on both sides below the fourteen vertebral segments is the Zhi Tang (Hall of Will) point, belonging to the Kidney Meridian. Heavy beating leads to death in three days, characterized by laughing before death. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Tao Ren (Persicae Semen) and Tu Si Zi (Cuscutae Semen), each one qian (approx. 3g), decocted together. Follow with Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three to five doses, administered with medicinal wine.
On both sides below the Shen Shu (Kidney Transport) point are the Qi Hai Shu (Sea of Qi Transport) points. Heavy beating leads to death in thirty-three days. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Bu Gu Zhi (Psoraleae Fructus) one qian five fen (approx. 4.5g) and Wu Yao (Linderae Radix) two qian (approx. 6g), decocted together. Follow with Zi Jin Dan (Purple Gold Pill) two doses for recovery.
In the middle between the ends of the leg bones below the Wei Lu (Tailbone) is the Guan Kou (Stork Mouth) point. Heavy beating leads to death in one year. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Niu Xi (Achyranthis Bidentatae Radix) and Yi Yi Ren (Coicis Semen), each one qian (approx. 3g), decocted together. Follow with Zi Jin Dan (Purple Gold Pill) three to four doses for recovery.
In front of the anus and behind the scrotum is the Hai Di (Sea Bottom) point. Severe injury leads to death in seven days. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Da Huang (Rhei Radix et Rhizoma) and Po Xiao (Natrii Sulfas), each one qian (approx. 3g), decocted together. Follow with Duo Ming Dan (Life-Restoring Pill) three doses and Zi Jin Dan (Purple Gold Pill) three doses.
The centers of the soles of the feet are the Yong Quan (Gushing Spring) points. Injury leads to death in ten months. Use the aforementioned "Thirteen-Ingredient Decoction" with added Mu Gua (Chaenomelis Fructus) and Niu Xi (Achyranthis Bidentatae Radix), each one qian (approx. 3g), decocted together for recovery.
The aforementioned acupoints are all fatal. Initially, the injury may go unnoticed, leading to death later when the disease manifests. People often attribute this to illness, unaware that the disease originates from trauma! When beaten, one must never underestimate the injury; taking medication is paramount.