吐法 此方可代瓜蒂、三圣散之属。凡邪实上焦，或痰或食，或气逆不通等证，皆可以此法吐之。
用萝卜子捣碎，以温汤和搅，取淡汤徐徐饮之，少顷即当吐出。即有吐不尽者，亦必从
下行矣。又法，以萝卜子为末，温水调服一匙，良久吐涎沫愈。
一法，用盐少许，于热锅中炒红色，乃入以水，煮至将滚未滚之际，搅匀，试其滋味稍
淡，乃可饮之。每用半碗，渐次增饮，自然发吐，以去病为度而止。一法，凡诸药皆可取吐
，但随证作汤剂，探而吐之，无不可也。
赤金豆 亦名八仙丹。治诸积不行。凡血凝气滞，疼痛肿胀，虫积结聚 坚，宜此
主之。此丸去病捷速，较之硝、黄、棱、莪之类过伤脏气者，大为胜之。
巴霜（去皮膜，略去油，一钱半） 生附子（切，略炒燥，二钱） 皂角（炒微焦，二钱） 轻粉（一
钱） 丁香 木香 天竺黄（各三钱） 朱砂（二钱为衣）
上为末，醋浸蒸饼为丸，萝卜子大，朱砂为衣。欲渐去者，每服五、七丸。欲骤行者，
每服一、二十丸。用滚水，或煎药，或姜、醋、茶、蜜、茴香、史君煎汤为引送下。若利多
不止，可饮冷水一、二口即止。盖此药得热则行，得冷则止也。如治气湿实滞鼓胀，先用红
枣煮熟，取肉一钱许，随用七、八丸，甚者一、二十丸，同枣肉研烂，以热烧酒加白糖少许
送下。如治虫痛，亦用枣肉加服，止用清汤送下。
太平丸 治胸腹疼痛胀满，及食积气积血积，气疝血疝，邪实秘滞痛剧等证。此方借些
陈皮 浓朴 木香 乌药 白芥子 草豆蔻 三棱 蓬术（煨） 干姜 牙皂（炒断烟）
泽泻（各三钱）
以上十一味俱为细末。
巴豆（用滚汤泡去皮心膜，称足一钱，用水一碗，微火煮至半碗，将巴豆捞起，用乳钵
研极细，仍将前汤搀入研匀，然后量药多寡，入蒸饼浸烂捣丸，前药如绿豆大。每用三分，
或五分，甚者一钱。）
上随证用汤引送下。凡伤食停滞，即以本物汤下；妇人血气痛，红花汤或当归汤下；气
痛，陈皮汤；疝气，茴香汤；寒气，生姜汤；欲泻者，用热姜汤送下一钱。未利，再服。利
多不止，用冷水一、二口即止。
敦阜丸 治坚顽食积停滞肠胃，痛剧不行等证。
木香 山楂 麦芽 皂角 丁香 乌药 青皮 陈皮 泽泻（各五钱） 巴霜（一钱）
上共为末，用生蒜头一两研烂，加熟水取汁，浸蒸饼捣丸，绿豆大。每服二、三十丸，
随便用汤引送下。如未愈，徐徐渐加用之。
猎虫丸 治诸虫积胀痛黄瘦等病。
芜荑 雷丸 桃仁 干漆（炒烟尽） 雄黄（微炒） 锡灰 皂角（烧烟尽） 槟榔 使君子
（各等分） 轻粉（减半） 细榧肉（加倍）
汤浸蒸饼为丸，绿豆大。每服五、七分，滚白汤下，陆续服之。如虫积坚固者，加巴豆霜与轻粉同。
百顺丸 治一切阳邪积滞。凡气积血积，虫积食积，伤寒实热秘结等证，但各为汤引，
随宜送下，无往不利。
川大黄（锦纹者，一斤） 牙皂角（炒微黄，一两六钱）
上为末，用汤浸蒸饼捣丸，绿豆大。每用五分，或一钱，或二、三钱，酌宜用引送下，或用蜜为丸亦可。
吐法：此方可以替代瓜蒂散、三圣散等方剂。凡是邪气实盛于上焦，无论是痰饮、食积，还是气机逆乱不通等证候，都可以用此法催吐。
方法一：将萝卜子捣碎，用温水调和并搅拌，取淡汁徐徐饮下，片刻之后自然会吐出。即使有未能完全吐出的，也必然会随大便下行排出。另一种方法，将萝卜子研为粉末，用温水调服一匙，过许久后吐出涎沫即可痊愈。
第三种方法，取少许盐，在热锅中炒至红色，然后加入水，煮至即将沸腾但未沸腾之际，搅拌均匀，尝其味道稍淡时，方可饮用。每次服用半碗，逐渐增加饮用量，自然引发呕吐，以去除病邪为度而停止。第四种方法，凡各种药物皆可用来催吐，但需根据证候制成汤剂，探喉引吐，没有不可以的。
赤金豆：又名八仙丹。治疗各种积滞不行。凡是血凝气滞，出现疼痛肿胀，虫积结聚坚硬者，适宜以此方为主治。此丸祛除病邪快捷迅速，相较于硝石、大黄、三棱、莪术等容易过度损伤脏腑正气的药物，效果大为优越。
配方：巴霜（去皮膜，略去油，一钱半）、生附子（切片，略炒干燥，二钱）、皂角（炒微焦，二钱）、轻粉（一钱）、丁香、木香、天竺黄（各三钱）、朱砂（二钱，作为包衣）。
以上药材研为细末，用醋浸透的蒸饼制作成丸，大小如萝卜子，用朱砂作为包衣。想要缓慢祛邪者，每次服用五至七丸；想要快速祛邪者，每次服用一二十丸。用滚开水，或煎好的药汤，或姜、醋、茶、蜜、小茴香、史君子煎成的汤作为药引送服。如果腹泻不止，可喝一两口冷水即可停止。因为此药遇热则运行，遇冷则停止。如治疗气湿实滞引起的鼓胀，先用红枣煮熟，取枣肉约一钱，配合七至八丸（重症用一二十丸），与枣肉一同研烂，加烧热的酒及少许白糖送下。如治疗虫痛，也用枣肉配合服用，仅用清汤送下。
太平丸：治疗胸腹疼痛胀满，以及食积、气积、血积，气疝、血疝，邪实秘滞且疼痛剧烈等证候。此方借用陈皮、厚朴、木香、乌药、白芥子、草豆蔻、三棱、蓬术（煨制）、干姜、牙皂（炒断烟）、泽泻（各三钱）。
以上十一味药材均研为细末。
巴豆（用滚水泡去皮和心膜，称足一钱，用水一碗，小火煮至半碗，捞出巴豆，用乳钵研磨极细，仍将之前的药液掺入一起研磨均匀，然后根据药量多少，放入浸烂的蒸饼中捣丸，大小如绿豆。每次服用三分，或五分，重症用一钱。）
以上根据证候用汤剂作为药引送服。凡是伤食停滞，即用原食物煎汤送下；妇人血气痛，用红花汤或当归汤送下；气痛，用陈皮汤；疝气，用小茴香汤；寒气，用生姜汤；想要腹泻者，用热姜汤送下一钱。未通利，再服用。腹泻过多不止，喝一两口冷水即可停止。
配方：木香、山楂、麦芽、皂角、丁香、乌药、青皮、陈皮、泽泻（各五钱）、巴霜（一钱）。
以上共同研为细末，用生蒜头一两研烂，加熟水取汁，浸泡蒸饼捣丸，大小如绿豆。每次服用二三十丸，随意用汤剂作为药引送下。如果未愈，慢慢逐渐增加用量。
配方：芜荑、雷丸、桃仁、干漆（炒至烟尽）、雄黄（微炒）、锡灰、皂角（烧至烟尽）、槟榔、使君子（各等分）、轻粉（减半）、细榧肉（加倍）。
用汤浸泡蒸饼制成丸，大小如绿豆。每次服用五至七分，用滚开的白水送下，陆续服用。如果虫积坚固者，加巴豆霜与轻粉同用。
百顺丸：治疗一切阳邪积滞。凡是气积、血积、虫积、食积，伤寒实热秘结等证候，只要分别用相应的汤剂作为药引，随意送下，无不奏效。
以上研为细末，用汤浸泡蒸饼捣丸，大小如绿豆。每次服用五分，或一钱，或二至三钱，酌情用引送下，或用蜂蜜制丸也可以。
Emetic Method: This formula can substitute for Gengdi San (Melon Seed Powder) and Sansheng San (Three Miracles Powder). Whenever pathogenic factors are excess in the Upper Jiao (Upper Burner), whether due to phlegm, food stagnation, or rebellious Qi obstruction, this method of inducing vomiting can be employed.
Method 1: Crush radish seeds, mix with warm water and stir, then slowly drink the dilute liquid. After a short while, vomiting will occur. Even if not all is vomited out, it will inevitably pass downward through the intestines. Another method: powder the radish seeds, mix one spoonful with warm water, and after some time, vomiting of saliva and mucus will cure the condition.
A third method: Take a small amount of salt, stir-fry it in a hot pan until red, then add water. Boil until just before boiling point, stir evenly, and taste to ensure it is slightly bland before drinking. Drink half a bowl each time, gradually increasing the amount, which will naturally induce vomiting. Stop when the disease is expelled. A fourth method: Any medicine can be used to induce vomiting, provided it is made into a decoction according to the syndrome and used to probe the throat to induce vomiting; there is nothing that cannot be done.
Chijin Dou (Red Gold Bean): Also known as Baxian Dan (Eight Immortals Pill). It treats various types of accumulation and stagnation. It is suitable for cases of blood coagulation and Qi stagnation causing pain and swelling, or hard accumulations of parasites. This pill removes pathogens rapidly and effectively, greatly surpassing substances like Xiaoshi (Mirabilite), Dahuang (Rhubarb), Sanleng (Sparganium), and E Zhu (Curcuma), which tend to excessively damage Zang-Fu Qi.
Ingredients: Bashuang (Croton Seed Processed Paste, skin and membrane removed, oil partially removed, 1.5 qian), Sheng Fuzi (Raw Prepared Aconite Root, sliced, lightly stir-fried dry, 2 qian), Zaogao (Gleditsia Sinensis Fruit, stir-fried until slightly scorched, 2 qian), Qingfen (Calomel, 1 qian), Dingxiang (Caryophylli Flos, 3 qian), Muxiang (Aucklandiae Radix, 3 qian), Tianzhuhuang (Bambusae Caulis in Taeniam, 3 qian), Zhusha (Cinnabaris, 2 qian, used as coating).
Grind the above ingredients into fine powder. Soak steamed wheat dough in vinegar, knead into pills the size of radish seeds, and coat with Zhusha. To remove pathogens gradually, take 5–7 pills per dose. To remove pathogens rapidly, take 10–20 pills per dose. Administer with boiling water, or a decoction, or using ginger, vinegar, tea, honey, Huixiang (Foeniculum Vulgare Fruit), or Shijunzi (Quisqualis Indica Fruit) decoction as a guiding vehicle. If diarrhea persists, stop by drinking one or two mouthfuls of cold water, as this medicine acts when heated and stops when cooled. For treating drum-like distension caused by Qi-dampness excess stagnation, first boil red dates until soft, take about 1 qian of date flesh, combine with 7–8 pills (or 10–20 for severe cases), mash together with the date flesh, and administer with heated liquor and a little white sugar. For treating worm-induced pain, also use date flesh combined with administration, but only use clear water as the vehicle.
Taiping Wan (Peaceful Pill): Treats chest and abdominal pain, distension, and fullness, as well as food, Qi, and blood accumulations; Qi hernia and Blood hernia; and severe pain due to pathogenic excess and constipation/stagnation. This formula utilizes Chenpi (Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium), Houpo (Magnoliae Officinalis Cortex), Muxiang (Aucklandiae Radix), Wuyao (Linderae Radix), Baijiezi (Sinapis Semen), Caodoukou (Amomi Fructus Rotundus), Sanleng (Sparganii Rhizoma), Pengzhu (Curcumae Rhizoma, baked), Ganjiang (Zingiberis Rhizoma), Yazao (Gleditsia Sinensis Fruit, stir-fried until smoke ceases), and Zexie (Alismatis Rhizoma, 3 qian each).
Grind the above eleven ingredients into fine powder.
Badou (Crotonis Fructus, soak in boiling water, remove skin, heart, and membrane, weigh exactly 1 qian; add one bowl of water, simmer over low heat until half remains, remove Badou, grind extremely finely in a mortar, return the previous liquid to the mortar and grind uniformly, then depending on the quantity of other medicines, mix with soaked and mashed steamed wheat dough to form pills the size of mung beans. Each dose is 3 fen, or 5 fen, or 1 qian for severe cases.)
Administer according to the syndrome using a decoction as a guiding vehicle. For food stagnation, use a decoction of the ingested food; for women's Qi-blood pain, use Honghua Tang (Carthami Decoction) or Danggui Tang (Angelicae Sinensis Decoction); for Qi pain, use Chenpi Tang; for hernia, use Huixiang Tang; for Cold, use Shengjiang Tang (Fresh Ginger Decoction); to induce purgation, administer 1 qian with hot Jiangtang (Ginger Decoction). If unrelieved, take another dose. If purgation is excessive and does not stop, drink one or two mouthfuls of cold water to halt it.
Dunfu Wan (Mound-Piling Pill): Treats stubborn food stagnation accumulated in the intestines and stomach, causing severe pain and obstruction.
Ingredients: Muxiang (Aucklandiae Radix, 5 qian), Shanzha (Crataegi Fructus, 5 qian), Maiya (Hordei Fructus Germinatus, 5 qian), Zaogao (Gleditsia Sinensis Fruit, 5 qian), Dingxiang (Caryophylli Flos, 5 qian), Wuyao (Linderae Radix, 5 qian), Qingpi (Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium Viride, 5 qian), Chenpi (Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium, 5 qian), Zexie (Alismatis Rhizoma, 5 qian), Bashuang (Croton Seed Processed Paste, 1 qian).
Grind all ingredients into powder. Mash 1 liang of raw garlic cloves, extract juice with cooked water, soak steamed wheat dough in the juice, and mash into pills the size of mung beans. Take 20–30 pills per dose, administered with any appropriate decoction as a guiding vehicle. If not cured, gradually increase the dosage.
Liechong Wan (Worm-Hunting Pill): Treats diseases such as abdominal distension and pain due to various parasite accumulations, and sallow emaciation.
Ingredients: Wuyi (Phytolaccae Radix, equal parts), Leiwuan (Pillulariae Sclerotium, equal parts), Tao Ren (Persicae Semen, equal parts), Ganqi (Drynariae Rhizoma? Note: Context implies Drynaria or similar, but text says Ganqi usually Quercus resin or similar, here likely meant for parasitic action, often associated with specific processing. In TCM pharmacopoeia context for worms, sometimes refers to specific resins, but standard translation for "Gan Qi" in this specific historical context often aligns with specific antiparasitic agents. However, strictly translating the name: Ganqi), stir-fried until smoke ceases; Xionghuang (Realgar, lightly stir-fried, equal parts); Xihui (Tin Ash, equal parts); Zaogao (Gleditsia Sinensis Fruit, burned until smoke ceases, equal parts); Binglang (Arecae Semen, equal parts); Shijunzi (Quisqualis Indica Fruit, equal parts); Qingfen (Calomel, half portion); Xi Feirou (Seed Kernel of Torreyea Grandis, double portion).
Soak steamed wheat dough in water, mash into pills the size of mung beans. Take 5–7 fen per dose, with boiling plain water, administering continuously. For hard parasite accumulations, add Bashuang and Qingfen.
Baishun Wan (Hundred-Obedience Pill): Treats all Yang-pathogen accumulations and stagnations. Whether Qi, blood, parasite, or food accumulation, or excess-heat constipation from Cold Damage, simply use the appropriate decoction as a guiding vehicle for administration, and it will be effective everywhere.
Ingredients: Chuan Dahuang (Jinwen variety, 1 jin); Yazaojiao (Gleditsia Sinensis Fruit, stir-fried until slightly yellow, 1 liang 6 qian).
Grind into powder. Soak steamed wheat dough in water, mash into pills the size of mung beans. Take 5 fen, or 1 qian, or 2–3 qian per dose, adjusting according to need with a guiding vehicle, or alternatively, make into pills with honey.