（胡僧） 除风湿，起羸 ，驻容颜，乌须发，却病延年。
嫩桑叶（去蒂洗净曝干一斤为末） 巨胜子（即黑芝麻淘净四两） 白蜜（一斤） 将
芝麻擂碎，
丸，早盐汤
桑乃箕星之精，其木利关节，养津液。其叶甘寒，入手足阳明，凉血燥湿而除风。巨胜
甘平
骨强
沧
留
叶
（韩只和） 治伤寒汗下太多，亡阳失血，恶人蜷卧，时战如疟，及产脱血虚。（韩祗
和曰∶若止救逆，效必迟矣，与羊肉汤为效甚速。病患色虽见阳，是热客上焦，中下二焦阴
气已盛。若调得下焦有阳，则上焦阳气，下降丹田，知所归宿矣。）
当归 白芍 牡蛎（ 一两） 龙骨（ 五钱） 附子（炮） 生姜（二两） 桂枝（七
钱半） 每服
当归芍药，以补其阴，附子姜桂，以复其阳，龙骨牡蛎，以收其脱，羊肉大补，以生其
气血
（东垣） 治内障目昏，耳鸣耳聋。（五脏皆禀气于脾胃，以达于九窍。烦劳伤中
冲和之气，不能上升，故目昏而耳聋也。李东垣曰∶医不理脾胃，及养血安神，治标不
是不明理也。）
黄 人参（五钱） 葛根 蔓荆子（三钱） 白芍药 黄柏（二钱。倍之，如有热烦
乱，春月
四钱。临卧服
十二经脉清阳之气，皆上于头面而走空窍。因饮食劳役，脾胃受伤，心火太盛，则百脉
沸腾
入阳
阴和
（胡僧方）去除风湿，治疗身体消瘦虚弱，保持容颜不老，使须发变黑，祛除疾病，延长寿命。
嫩桑叶（去掉蒂头洗净后晒干，一斤研成粉末） 巨胜子（即黑芝麻，淘洗干净，四两） 白蜜（一斤）
将芝麻捣碎，与桑叶末、白蜜混合制成丸药，早晨用淡盐汤送服。
桑树是箕宿星精所化，其木质有利于关节，滋养津液。其叶片味甘性寒，归入手足阳明经，能凉血、燥湿并祛除风邪。巨胜子味甘性平，能强健骨骼。
（韩祗和方）治疗伤寒因发汗或攻下过多，导致亡阳、失血，患者厌恶见人、蜷缩而卧，时常寒战如同疟疾，以及产后脱血导致的血虚。（韩祗和说：如果只是单纯急救逆证，疗效必然迟缓，给予羊肉汤则疗效非常迅速。病人面色虽显阳气外越之象，但这是热邪客居上焦，中焦和下焦的阴气已经盛大。如果调理得当，使下焦产生阳气，那么上焦的阳气就能下降至丹田，知道其所归宿之处了。）
当归 白芍 牡蛎（一两） 龙骨（五钱） 附子（炮制过） 生姜（二两） 桂枝（七钱半）
每次服用适量。
当归和白芍，用来补益阴血；附子、生姜和桂枝，用来恢复阳气；龙骨和牡蛎，用来收敛固脱防止元气耗散；羊肉大补，用来滋生气血。
（李东垣方）治疗内障引起的视物昏花，耳鸣耳聋。（五脏的气都禀受于脾胃，进而通达于九窍。烦劳损伤了中焦冲和之气，使其不能上升，所以出现视物昏花和耳聋。李东垣说：医生如果不调理脾胃，也不养血安神，只治标不治本，是不明医理的表现。）
黄芪 人参（五钱） 葛根 蔓荆子（三钱） 白芍药 黄柏（二钱。如果有热扰心烦意乱的情况，春季加倍至四钱。临睡前服用）
十二经脉的清阳之气，都上行至头面并进入空窍。因为饮食不节和过度劳累，损伤了脾胃，心火过于旺盛，导致全身血脉沸腾，清阳不升，浊阴不降，阴阳不和。
(Hu Seng Formula) Eliminates wind-dampness, treats emaciation and weakness, preserves youthful appearance, blackens beard and hair, expels disease, and prolongs life.
Tender Mulberry Leaf (remove pedicels, wash clean, dry in sun, one jin ground into powder) Jushengzi (i.e., Black Sesame Seed, washed clean, four liang) White Honey (one jin)
Crush the sesame seeds, mix with mulberry leaf powder and white honey to make pills. Take in the morning with light salt water.
The mulberry tree is the essence of the Jin Star; its wood benefits the joints and nourishes body fluids. Its leaves are sweet and cold, entering the Hand and Foot Yangming meridians, cooling blood, drying dampness, and eliminating wind. Jushengzi is sweet and neutral, strengthening bones.
(Han Zhihe Formula) Treats damage to yang and loss of blood due to excessive sweating or purgation in Cold Damage disorders; patients dislike people, curl up and lie down, experience frequent chills resembling malaria, as well as blood deficiency resulting from postpartum hemorrhage. (Han Zhihe stated: If one merely attempts to rescue the critical condition, efficacy will be slow; administering Mutton Decoction yields very rapid results. Although the patient's complexion shows signs of floating yang, this indicates heat lodging in the Upper Jiao, while Yin qi in the Middle and Lower Jiao has become excessive. If managed properly to generate yang in the Lower Jiao, the yang qi of the Upper Jiao will descend to the Dantian, finding its proper residence.)
Danggui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix) Baishao (Paeoniae Radix Alba) Muli (Ostreae Concha, one liang) Longgu (Fossilia Ossis Mastodi, five qian) Fuzi (Prepared Aconiti Lateralis Radix) Shengjiang (Zingiberis Rhizoma Recens, two liang) Guizhi (Cinnamomi Ramulus, seven qian half)
Take an appropriate amount per dose.
Danggui and Baishao tonify yin; Fuzi, Shengjiang, and Guizhi restore yang; Longgu and Muli astringe and prevent collapse of vital energy; Mutton provides great tonification to generate qi and blood.
(Li Dongyuan Formula) Treats internal cataracts causing blurred vision, tinnitus, and deafness. (The qi of the five zang organs is derived from the spleen and stomach, reaching the nine orifices. Fatigue damages the harmonious qi of the middle jiao, preventing it from ascending, thus causing blurred vision and deafness. Li Dongyuan said: If physicians do not regulate the spleen and stomach, nor nourish blood and calm the spirit, treating only symptoms without addressing the root, they demonstrate a lack of medical understanding.)
Huangqi (Astragali Radix) Renshen (Ginseng Radix, five qian) Gegen (Puerariae Lobatae Radix) Manjingzi (Viticis Semen, three qian) Baishaoyao (Paeoniae Radix Alba) Huangbai (Phellodendri Cortex, two qian. Double to four qian if there is heat-induced restlessness. Take before bed.)
The clear yang qi of the twelve meridians ascends to the head and face, entering the orifices. Due to improper diet and overwork, the spleen and stomach are injured, heart fire becomes excessive, causing the vessels to boil, clear yang fails to ascend, turbid yin fails to descend, and yin and yang become disharmonious.