主卒中恶客忤，五尸入腹，鬼刺鬼排，及中蛊毒注，吐血下血，及心腹卒痛，腹满寒热，
毒病六七日方∶
雄黄（二两） 丹砂（一两） 桂心（一分） 藜芦（七铢） 附子（五分，炮去皮） 蜀
椒（半
两，汗，去目、闭口者） 野葛（二十一铢） 芫花（十铢） 巴豆仁（三十五个，去心熬）
上九味，惟巴豆别治如脂，余下筛，以巴豆合和更捣之，令和调，瓷器中贮之，密封勿
泻气，有急疾，水服钱五匕，可加至半钱匕，老小半之，病在头当鼻衄，在膈上吐，在膈下
利，在四肢当汗出，此所谓如汤沃雪，手下皆验，秘之千金，非贤勿传也。
治暴心痛，面无色欲死方∶
以布裹盐如弹子，烧令赤，置酒中消，服之利即愈。
主卒忤鬼击飞尸，诸奄忽气无复觉，或已死口噤，拗口不开，去齿下汤，汤入口活不下
者，分病患发左右捉踏肩，引之药下，复增取尽一升，须臾立苏方∶
麻黄（四两，去节） 桂心（二两） 甘草（一两，炙） 杏仁（七十枚，去尖皮、双
仁）
上四味， 咀，以水八升煮取三升，分三服。
治卒中鬼击，及刀兵所伤，血漏腹中不出，烦满欲绝方∶
雄黄粉以酒服一刀圭，日三，血化为水。
论曰∶凡诸大备急丸散等药，合和时日，天晴明，四时王相日合之，又须清斋不得污秽
于清净处，不令一切杂人猫犬六畜及诸不完具人女人等见，则药无灵验，不可具言，若不能
如法则必不须合之，徒弃财力，用之与朽木不殊。余以武德中合玉壶丸，时值天阴，其药成
讫，后卒不中用，终弃之。此等多是上古仙圣，悯苦厄人，遂造此方以救之，皆云买药不可
争价，当知其深意云尔。
主治中恶、客忤，五尸入腹，鬼刺鬼排，以及中蛊毒注，吐血下血，心腹突然疼痛，腹部胀满伴寒热症状。
治疗毒病六七天后的方剂：
雄黄（二两） 丹砂（一两） 桂心（一分） 藜芦（七铢） 附子（五分，炮制去皮） 蜀椒（半两，出汗，去掉目和闭口的颗粒） 野葛（二十一铢） 芫花（十铢） 巴豆仁（三十五个，去心炒制）
以上九味药，只有巴豆单独研磨成脂状，其余药物筛成细粉，将巴豆脂与药粉混合再次捣匀，调和均匀后，贮存在瓷器中，密封不要漏气。遇到急症时，用水送服如钱币大小的药量，最多可加至半钱匕大小，老人小孩减半。病位在头部应通过鼻出血来排毒，病位在膈上应通过呕吐排毒，病位在膈下应通过腹泻排毒，病位在四肢应通过发汗排毒。这叫做像热水浇在雪上一样的速效，手下见效，这是千金秘方，不是贤德之人不要传授。
治疗突发心痛，面色苍白欲死的方剂：
用布包裹如弹丸大小的盐，烧至通红，放入酒中溶解，服用后通利即愈。
主治突然被鬼击或飞尸所伤，突然气息断绝失去知觉，或者已经死亡牙关紧闭，掰开嘴灌药，药入口后若无法咽下者，分开病人的头发，左右抓住肩膀，牵引身体使药液下行，再增加取尽一升药液，片刻之后立即苏醒的方剂：
麻黄（四两，去节） 桂心（二两） 甘草（一两，炙烤） 杏仁（七十枚，去尖皮、双仁）
以上四味药，切碎，用水八升煮取三升，分三次服用。
治疗中卒被鬼击，以及刀兵所伤，血液漏入腹中不能排出，烦闷胀满快要断气的方剂：
雄黄粉用酒送服一刀圭的量，每天三次，血液化为水排出。
论述说：凡是各种大型备急丸散等药物，配制调和的日子，要在天气晴朗，四季旺相的日子进行配制，还需要清心斋戒，不得有污秽，在清净的地方配制，不让一切杂人、猫狗六畜以及诸般不具足的人、女人等看见，否则药物没有灵验，不可详尽言说。如果不能按照法则，就一定不需要配制，白白浪费财力，使用它和朽木没有区别。我在武德年间配制玉壶丸时，正值天阴，药物制成后，后来最终不能使用，最后丢弃了。这些大多都是上古仙圣，怜悯受苦厄的人，于是创造这些方剂来救助他们，都说买药不要争价，应当知道其中的深意罢了。
Indicated for sudden onset of evil qi invasion (Zhong E), hostile spirit intrusion (Ke Wu), five corpse pathogens entering the abdomen, ghostly stabs and排的 (Gui Ci Gui Pai), as well as poisoning from gu toxins (Gu Du Zhu), hematemesis (Tu Xue), hematochezia (Xia Xue), sudden heart and abdominal pain, abdominal distension with alternating chills and fever.
Formula for toxic diseases persisting for six to seven days:
Xionghuang (Realgar, 2 liang) Dansha (Cinnabar, 1 liang) Guixin (Cinnamon Twig Heart, 1 fen) Lilu (Veratrum Nigrum, 7 zhu) Fuzi (Prepared Aconite Root, 5 fen, processed, peeled) Shujiao (Sichuan Pepper, half liang, perspired, eyes and closed-mouth grains removed) Yege (Kadsura Longipedunculata Root Bark, 21 zhu) Yuanhua (Genkwa Flower, 10 zhu) Badou Ren (Croton Seed Kernel, 35 pieces, heart removed, roasted)
The above nine ingredients: only Badou is separately processed into a paste-like consistency; the remaining ingredients are sifted into fine powder. Mix the Badou paste with the powder and pound again until thoroughly blended. Store in a porcelain vessel, seal tightly to prevent leakage of qi. In emergencies, administer orally with water, dose equivalent to the size of a coin (qian bi); may increase up to half a qian bi. Dosage for elderly and children should be halved. If the pathology is in the head, detoxification occurs via epistaxis (Bi Nu); if in the upper diaphragm, via vomiting (Tu); if in the lower diaphragm, via diarrhea (Li); if in the four limbs, via sweating (Han Chu). This is referred to as "like hot water pouring on snow," yielding immediate results upon application. This is a thousand-gold secret formula; do not transmit it unless to a virtuous person.
Formula for sudden severe chest pain, pallor, and impending death:
Wrap salt the size of a bullet in cloth, heat until red-hot, dissolve in wine, and administer. Recovery follows when bowel movement or urination occurs.
Formula for sudden ghost-strike or flying corpse injury, characterized by abrupt cessation of breath and loss of consciousness, or apparent death with clenched jaws that cannot be opened. After forcing the mouth open and inserting the decoction, if the patient cannot swallow, part the hair, grasp the shoulders from left and right, pull gently to facilitate swallowing, then administer an additional one sheng of the decoction. The patient will revive shortly.
Mahuang (Ephedrae Herba, 4 liang, nodes removed) Guixin (Cinnamon Twig Heart, 2 liang) Gancao (Licorice Root, 1 liang, honey-fried) Xingren (Prunus Armeniaca Seed, 70 pieces, tips and skins removed, double-kernels discarded)
The above four ingredients: coarsely crush, decoct in eight sheng of water to obtain three sheng, divide into three doses.
Formula for sudden ghost-strike or knife/wound injuries, where blood leaks into the abdomen but does not exit, causing severe fullness and suffocation:
Administer Xionghuang powder with wine, one dao gui per dose, three times daily. The blood transforms into water and exits.
Discussion: For the preparation of all major emergency pills and powders, the mixing and blending should be conducted on clear, sunny days during the prosperous phases of the four seasons. One must observe purity and abstinence, avoiding impurity, and perform the preparation in a clean place. Ensure that no miscellaneous people, cats, dogs, livestock, or incomplete persons (including women) witness the process; otherwise, the medicine will lack efficacy. These details cannot be fully enumerated. If these rules cannot be followed, there is no need to prepare the medicine, as it would merely waste money and effort, rendering it no different from rotten wood. During the Wude era, I prepared Yuhu Wan (Jade Pot Pill); at that time, the weather was overcast. After the medicine was completed, it ultimately proved ineffective and was eventually discarded. Such formulas were mostly created by ancient immortals and sages out of compassion for those suffering in distress, to save them. It is said that when purchasing herbs, one should not haggle over the price; one should understand this profound meaning.