附子（钱半） 远志（一钱） 白芍（三钱酒炒） 归身（二钱） 五味（钱半）
熟地（六钱） 肉桂（五分） 茯苓（钱半） 人参（钱半或二三钱） 炙 （五钱无参倍用） 白术（三钱）
陈皮（钱半） 炙草（钱半） 煨姜（二钱） 大枣（五枚）
上将熟地枣肉捣烂，其余炒磨为末，加蜜为丸，即予家所制万应一粒丹者是也。凡中风伤寒，痘疹胎产，
及血症喉痹等症，势在危急，刻不可缓者，每用一粒，滚汤研化，不时灌服，其势自定。继予两粒三粒，其病
自退。如调治久病，则作细丸，
每服五钱，早晚两时，空心米饮送下。
按∶上方主治劳役过度，饥饱失时，思虑太甚，郁结尤多，以致脾肺气虚，荣血不足，畏寒发热，食
少无味，四肢无力，懒动怠惰，嗜卧身倦，饥瘦色枯，气短惊悸，怔忡健忘少寐；或中风卒倒，张口直视，手撒
遗尿，或伤寒重剧，谵妄昏沉，撮空见鬼；或身振脉摇；或筋惕肉润；或吐血、衄血、便血不止；或自汗、盗
汗、头汗不收；或呕吐泄泻；或水肿腹胀；或眩晕呃逆；或痰涌喘急；或筋骨疼痛；或手足痿痹；或心腹腰背
肋胁诸痛难当；或九窍不利；或疟痢疾疾，诸药不效；或脱肛痔漏，积久不痊；或夜热咳嗽；或梦遗白浊；或
妇女经闭、血淋崩中带下，胎前产后；或幼稚急惊慢脾，疳积吐泻，麻疹痘疮；或发背痈疽，不能起发收功；
或瘰 流注，不能消散溃敛，种种杂症。不拘新久，但看其面色 白痿黄，病势日轻夜重，而其舌胖嫩滑润者，
勿论其脉症，投以此方，无不立应。更有其舌由白而黄，由黄而黑，甚至焦干燥裂，而其舌头浮大而胖壮者，
属寒凉太过，五脏虚冷也，亦必此方救之。余家救活各科危症，夙号专门，三吴远近，两浙东西，活人无算，
而起死回生之力，此方十居六七。盖其用之广而效之神，诚有不能殚述者，姑陈其略，以为重生者告。
附子（一钱半） 远志（一钱） 白芍（三钱，用酒炒制） 当归身（二钱） 五味子（一钱半）
熟地黄（六钱） 肉桂（五分） 茯苓（一钱半） 人参（一钱半或二三钱） 炙黄芪（五钱，若无参则加倍使用） 白术（三钱）
陈皮（一钱半） 炙甘草（一钱半） 煨姜（二钱） 大枣（五枚）
先将熟地黄和大枣的果肉捣烂，其余药材炒后磨成粉末，加入蜂蜜制成丸药，这就是我家所制作的“万应一粒丹”。凡是中风、伤寒、痘疹、胎产以及血症、喉痹等病症，病情危急，一刻也不能拖延的，每次服用一粒，用滚开水研化，不时灌服，病势自然安定。随后再服两粒、三粒，病邪自然消退。如果是调理久病，则制成小丸，每次服用五钱，早晚两次，空腹时用米汤送服。
按语：上述方剂主治因过度劳累、饥饱失常、思虑过重、郁结过多，导致脾肺气虚，营血不足，出现畏寒发热、食欲不振、四肢无力、懒动倦怠、嗜睡身体疲倦、消瘦面色枯槁、气短惊悸、怔忡健忘失眠；或者中风突然昏倒，张口直视，手撒尿失禁；或者伤寒重症，胡言乱语、昏沉嗜睡、抓空见鬼；或者身体震颤、脉搏动摇；或者筋肉跳动；或者吐血、鼻衄、便血不止；或者自汗、盗汗、头汗淋漓不止；或者呕吐泄泻；或者水肿腹胀；或者眩晕呃逆；或者痰多气喘急促；或者筋骨疼痛；或者手足痿软麻痹；或者心腹腰背肋胁各部位剧烈疼痛难以忍受；或者九窍不通利；或者疟疾痢疾，其他药物无效；或者脱肛痔疮漏管，日久不愈；或者夜间发热咳嗽；或者梦遗白浊；或者妇女经闭、血淋、崩漏带下，产前产后；或者儿童急惊风、慢脾风、疳积吐泻、麻疹痘疮；或者发背痈疽，不能起发溃脓收口；或者瘰疬流注，不能消散溃破愈合，各种杂症。不论新病久病，只要看其面色㿠白萎黄，病势白天轻晚上重，且舌体胖嫩滑润的，不要管其脉象症状，投以此方，没有不立即见效的。更有其舌色由白变黄，由黄变黑，甚至焦干燥裂，但舌体浮大胖壮的，属于寒凉药太过，五脏虚冷所致，也必定要用此方来救治。我家救治各科危重病症，素来号称专科，在苏浙一带远近闻名，救活的人无数，而起死回生的功效，此方占十之六七。大概因为其应用广泛而疗效神奇，确实有无法详尽叙述之处，姑且陈述其概要，以告知那些希望重生的人。
Aconiti Lateralis Radix Praeparata (1.5 qian), Polygalae Radix (1 qian), Paeoniae Alba Radix (3 qian, stir-fried with wine), Angelicae Sinensis Radix (2 qian), Schisandrae Fructus (1.5 qian),
Rehmanniae Radix Praeparata (6 qian), Cinnamomi Cortex (0.5 qian), Poria (1.5 qian), Ginseng Radix (1.5 qian or 2-3 qian), Astragali Radix Praeparata (5 qian; if Ginseng is absent, double the dose), Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma (3 qian),
Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium (1.5 qian), Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma Praeparata cum Melle (1.5 qian), Zingiberis Rhizoma Praeparatum (2 qian), Jujubae Fructus (5 pieces).
First, mash the flesh of Rehmanniae Radix Praeparata and Jujubae Fructus until smooth. Stir-fry the remaining herbs and grind them into powder. Add honey to form pills. This is the "Wan Ying Yi Li Dan" (Ten-Thousand-Efficacy One-Pill Elixir) prepared by my family. For conditions such as Zhong Feng (Stroke/Wind-stroke), Shang Han (Cold Damage), Dou Zhen (Smallpox/Chickenpox), Tai Chan (Childbirth complications), Xue Zheng (Blood disorders), and Hou Bi (Sore throat), where the condition is critical and cannot be delayed even for an instant, administer one pill at a time. Crush it in boiling water and administer frequently. The condition will stabilize naturally. Subsequently, administer two or three pills, and the disease will recede. For the treatment of chronic illnesses, make smaller pills. Take 5 qian each time, twice daily (morning and evening), taken on an empty stomach with rice water.
Commentary: The above prescription primarily treats conditions caused by excessive labor, irregular eating habits, excessive worry, and deep emotional stagnation, leading to Qi and Lung deficiency, and insufficient Ying Blood (Nutritive Blood). Symptoms include aversion to cold and fever, poor appetite, weakness in the four limbs, lethargy, drowsiness, physical fatigue, emaciation, sallow complexion, shortness of breath, palpitations, restlessness, forgetfulness, and insomnia. It also treats sudden collapse due to Zhong Feng (Stroke), with open mouth, fixed gaze, relaxed hands, and urinary incontinence; severe Shang Han (Cold Damage) with delirium, stupor, grasping at empty air, and hallucinations; body tremors and erratic pulse; muscle twitching; continuous hematemesis, epistaxis, or hematochezia; spontaneous sweating, night sweats, or profuse head sweating; vomiting and diarrhea; edema and abdominal distension; vertigo and hiccups; phlegm accumulation with rapid breathing; bone and joint pain; flaccidity and numbness of the extremities; unbearable pain in the heart, abdomen, lower back, back, ribs, and hypochondrium; dysfunction of the nine orifices; malaria and dysentery unresponsive to other medicines; rectal prolapse, hemorrhoids, and fistulas that persist for years; night fevers and cough; nocturnal emission and turbid urine; amenorrhea, bloody strangury, metrorrhagia, leukorrhea in women, during pregnancy and postpartum; acute and chronic convulsions in children, malnutrition with vomiting and diarrhea, measles, and smallpox; carbuncles and sores on the back that fail to suppurate and heal; scrofula and flowing abscesses that fail to dissipate or ulcerate and close; and various miscellaneous diseases. Regardless of whether the disease is new or old, if the patient's complexion is pale and sallow, the illness worsens at night and improves during the day, and the tongue is swollen, tender, and slippery, this prescription should be administered without regard to the pulse or other symptoms, and it will invariably produce immediate results. Furthermore, if the tongue color changes from white to yellow, then to black, becoming dry and cracked, but the tongue body remains swollen and large, this indicates excessive use of cold-natured drugs leading to cold deficiency of the five Zang organs. This prescription is also essential for saving such cases. My family has long been recognized as specialists in treating critical conditions across various disciplines. In the regions of Suzhou, Zhejiang, and beyond, we have saved countless lives, and this prescription accounts for six out of ten cases of resurrection from near-death. Its broad application and miraculous efficacy are indeed too numerous to describe in detail. Here, I briefly outline its general principles for those seeking recovery.