辛咸平，无毒。色青者入肝力胜，色黄者兼脾次之。硝石 过杵细，水飞用。
发明 青礞石，厥阴之药，其性下行，治风木太过，挟制脾土，气不运化，积滞生痰，
壅塞膈上，变生风热诸病，故宜此药重坠以下泄之，使木平气下，而痰积通利，诸证自除矣
。今人以王隐君滚痰丸通治诸痰怪证，不论虚实寒热概用，殊为未妥。不知痰因脾胃不能运
化，积滞而生。胶固稠粘者，诚为合剂。设因阴虚火炎，煎熬津液，凝结成痰，如误投之，
则阴气愈虚，阳火弥炽，痰热未除，而脾胃先为之败矣。况乎脾胃虚寒，食少便溏者得之，
泄利不止，祸不旋踵。若小儿多变慢脾风证，每致不救，可不慎欤。
一名花蕊石
酸辛温，无毒。出陕华诸郡。色黄中有淡白点，以此得名。又代州山谷中有五色者。
制法以花乳石五两，同硫黄二两入炀成罐内，盐泥固济，加顶火 过，研细，水飞用。
发明 花乳石产硫黄山中，其性大温，厥阴血分药也。葛可久治虚劳吐血有花蕊石
散，
以其性温善散瘀结也。《和剂局方》治金刃箭伤，打扑垂死，外有损处，以 过细末掺伤处
，血化黄水，再掺即活。如内有损血入脏腑，煎童子小便，入酒少许，调灌一钱匕立效。
妇人产后恶血冲心，昏晕不省，或胎死腹中，胞衣不下致死，但心胸温暖者，急以童便调灌
一钱，取下恶血即安。若膈上有血，化为黄水，即时吐出，或随小便出甚效。但阴虚火炎，
中无瘀积者，误用必殆。
辛、咸，平性，无毒。颜色青的入肝经功效显著，颜色黄的兼入脾经，效力稍次。硝石需捣碎至极细，用水飞法处理后备用。
【发明】青礞石是厥阴经的药物，其药性下行，用于治疗风木之气太过，挟制脾土，导致气机不运化，积滞生痰，壅塞于膈上，进而变生风热等诸病，因此适宜用此药重坠之性以泄降之，使木气平和、气机下降，从而痰积通利，各种病症自然消除。如今人们使用王隐君的滚痰丸通治各种痰证怪病，不论虚实寒热一概使用，非常不妥。不知道痰是因为脾胃不能运化，因积滞而产生的。对于胶固稠粘的痰，确实适合使用此方。如果是由于阴虚火炎，煎熬津液，凝结成痰，如果误投此药，则阴气更加虚弱，阳火更加炽盛，痰热未除，而脾胃先被败坏。况且如果是脾胃虚寒，食少便溏的人得到此药服用，会导致泄利不止，灾祸立刻降临。若是小儿容易转变为慢脾风证，往往导致无法救治，能不谨慎吗？
又名花蕊石
酸、辛，温性，无毒。出产于陕州、华州等各郡。颜色黄中有淡白点，因此得名。另外代州山谷中有五色的。
炮制方法是将花乳石五两，同硫黄二两放入烧红的罐内，用盐泥密封加固，加顶火煅烧过，研细，用水飞法处理后备用。
【发明】花乳石产于硫黄山中，其性大温，是厥阴血分的药物。葛可久治疗虚劳吐血有花蕊石散，因为它的性温善于消散瘀结。《和剂局方》治疗金刃箭伤、打扑致垂死，体外有损伤处，将煅过的细末掺在伤口处，血液化为黄水，再掺即能救活。如果体内有受损血液进入脏腑，煎煮童子小便，加入少许酒，调服一钱匕，立即见效。妇人产后恶血冲心，昏晕不省人事，或胎死腹中，胞衣不下致死，只要心胸温暖者，急用童便调服一钱，排出恶血即安。如果膈上有血，化为黄水，即时吐出，或随小便排出，效果很好。但是阴虚火炎，中没有瘀积的人，误用必定危险。
Pungent, salty, neutral in nature, non-toxic. Those with a bluish-green color enter the Liver channel and exert a stronger effect; those with a yellowish color also affect the Spleen but are secondary in efficacy. Nux Salprunellae (Xiaoshi) should be pounded into an extremely fine powder and prepared by water levigation (Shuifei).
[Invention] Qingmengshi is a herb for the Jueyin channel. Its nature is descending, treating excessive Wind-Wood that constrains Earth-Spleen, leading to qi stagnation and failure of transformation, resulting in accumulation and phlegm generation. This phlegm obstructs above the diaphragm, transforming into various diseases such as wind-heat. Therefore, this heavy and sinking herb is suitable to drain downwards, calming the Wood and descending the qi, thereby unblocking phlegm accumulations and eliminating all symptoms. Nowadays, people use Wang Yinjun's Guntan Wan to treat all strange phlegm disorders indiscriminately, regardless of deficiency, excess, cold, or heat, which is highly inappropriate. One must understand that phlegm arises from the Spleen and Stomach's inability to transform and transport, leading to accumulation. For phlegm that is sticky and tenacious, this formula is indeed appropriate. However, if phlegm is formed due to Yin deficiency with flaming fire scorching body fluids, misusing this drug will further deplete Yin and intensify Yang fire. The phlegm-heat will not be removed, while the Spleen and Stomach will be damaged first. Moreover, for those with Spleen-Stomach deficiency-cold, poor appetite, and loose stools, taking this drug will cause incessant diarrhea, bringing disaster swiftly. In children, it may easily transform into Slow Spleen Wind syndrome, often leading to untreatable conditions. How can one not be cautious?
Also known as Huarui Shi
Acidic, pungent, warm in nature, non-toxic. Produced in Shanzhou, Huazhou, and other commanderies. It is yellow with pale white spots, hence its name. Additionally, there are five-colored varieties found in the valleys of Daizhou.
Preparation method: Take five taels of Hua Ru Shi (Flower Milk Stone), mix with two taels of Realgar (Liu Huang), place them in a crucible heated until red, seal tightly with salt mud, apply top-fire calcination, grind into a fine powder, and prepare by water levigation.
[Invention] Hua Ru Shi is produced in mountains rich in sulfur. Its nature is strongly warm, and it is a herb for the blood aspect of the Jueyin channel. Ge Kejiu used Huarui Shi San (Huarui Shi Powder) to treat consumptive hemorrhage, because its warm nature is good at dispersing blood stasis and knots. The *Heji Jufang* (Formulas of the Bureau of Taiyi) treats injuries from metal blades or arrows, or severe blows causing near-death states, where there are external wounds. Applying the finely ground, calcined powder to the wound causes the blood to turn into yellow fluid; reapplying it revives the patient. If internal injury has caused blood to enter the viscera, decoct child's urine, add a small amount of wine, mix, and administer one qianbi (a small measure); immediate efficacy is expected. For postpartum women suffering from evil blood rushing to the heart, causing fainting and unconsciousness, or fetal death in the womb with retained placenta leading to death, provided the chest remains warm, urgently administer one qian mixed with child's urine. Expelling the evil blood brings relief. If blood above the diaphragm transforms into yellow fluid, vomiting it out immediately or excreting it via urine yields excellent results. However, for those with Yin deficiency and flaming fire without blood stasis in the middle jiao, misuse will surely lead to danger.