去壳。
辛，热，有毒。攻蚊杀虫，除风癣疥癞，杨梅疮毒。
生海南诸番国。
扫除疥疮，为末，同水银拭之。验方第一。
木皮亦可。焙末用，忌铁器，出土上勿用，续断、桂心、麻子为使。
甘，平，无毒。手太阴肺药也。泻肺下气，消痰止渴，开胃化食，利水杀虫。消水肿腹
胀，
泻，除虚劳客热。利二肠而散血，敷鹅口而息崩。肺虚及小便利者忌用。
小儿重舌，煎汁，乳上饮之。（验方第一。）
小儿流涎，脾热也。取自然汁敷胸上立止。（第二。）
小儿鹅口，取汁敷之。（第三。）
小儿唇肿，同上。（第四。）
润发，同柏叶煎汁沐之。（第五。）
产后下血，水煎服。（第六。）
瘦脚息痛，桑白皮四钱、朴硝五钱、乳香二钱，水煎洗足。（第七。）
泻白散 桑皮（炒） 骨皮（炒，各一两） 甘草（炒，五钱）
为末。每服二钱。治肺热嗽喘，面肿身热。（诸方第一。）
家桑经霜者良。
苦，寒，有小毒，家桑叶无毒。浓汁服治香港脚水肿，尤利二肠，水煎服治霍乱腹痛，更
住吐
并敷风痛，研汁涂小儿吻疮，兼疗金疮。炙熟煎饮，代茶止渴。熬
热而
止汗，治劳热而除嗽，利五脏而通关，退诸风而下气。最能明目长发，尤解蜈咬蛇伤。
赤目涩痛，为末纸卷，烧熏鼻。（验方第一。）
令发速长，同麻叶煎汁沐之，七次，可长尺余。（第二。）
手足麻木，霜桑叶煎水频洗之。（第三。）
汤火伤疮，烧末，油合敷，三日愈。（第四。）
疮口不敛，为末敷之。（第五。）
穿掌肿毒，新桑叶研烂，函 之即愈。（第六。）
霍乱转筋入腹，水煎服。（第七。）
渴疾，煎熟代茶。（第八。）
风眼下泪，腊后不落桑叶，煎水洗之。（第九。）
青盲洗法∶青桑叶焙干，烧存性，水煎澄清，水洗至百
度，神效。逐月按日∶正月初八，二月初八，三月初六，四月初四，五月初六，六月初二，
七月初七，八月二十九，九月十二，十月十三，十一月初二，十二月三十日。（第十。）
去掉外壳。
味辛，性热，有毒。能攻杀蚊虫，去除风癣、疥疮、癞病及杨梅疮毒。
产于海南等地的番国。
清除疥疮，将药研成粉末，与水银混合擦拭患处。这是第一验方。
桑树的白皮也可以使用。焙干后研末使用，忌用铁器，出土后的不要使用，续断、桂心、麻子是它的引经药。
味甘，性平，无毒。是手太阴肺经的药物。能泻肺气、降逆气，消除痰液、止渴，开胃、促进消化，利水、杀虫。消除水肿和腹胀，治疗腹泻，去除虚劳引起的客热。通利大小肠而散血，外敷可治疗鹅口疮并止血。肺虚及小便频多者忌用。
小儿重舌症，煎取汁液，滴在乳汁中喂服。（第一验方。）
小儿流口水，是脾热的表现。取自然汁涂抹胸部，立即停止。（第二验方。）
小儿鹅口疮，取汁涂抹患处。（第三验方。）
小儿嘴唇肿胀，同上法。（第四验方。）
润泽头发，与柏叶一起煎汁洗头。（第五验方。）
产后下血，用水煎服。（第六验方。）
瘦脚息痛（小腿肌肉痉挛疼痛），桑白皮四钱、朴硝五钱、乳香二钱，水煎后洗脚。（第七验方。）
泻白散：桑白皮（炒）、地骨皮（炒，各一两）、甘草（炒，五钱）。
研成粉末。每次服用二钱。治疗肺热咳嗽气喘，面部浮肿身体发热。（诸方第一。）
家养的桑树经霜打过的叶子较好。
味苦，性寒，有小毒；家桑叶无毒。浓汁服用可治疗香港脚水肿，尤其通利大小肠，水煎服可治疗霍乱腹痛，并能止吐。外敷治疗风痛，研汁涂抹小儿吻疮，兼治金疮。炙熟后煎饮，代茶可止渴。熬热后服用可止汗，治疗劳热并止咳，通利五脏并通关窍，退除各种风邪并降气。最能明目长发，尤其能解蜈蚣咬伤和蛇伤。
赤眼涩痛，将药研成末用纸卷起，点燃熏鼻。（第一验方。）
使头发快速生长，与麻叶一起煎汁洗头，七次后，头发可长出一尺多。（第二验方。）
手足麻木，用经霜的桑叶煎水频繁清洗。（第三验方。）
汤火烫伤，烧成末，用油调和敷贴，三日痊愈。（第四验方。）
疮口不愈合，研成末敷贴。（第五验方。）
手掌肿毒，用新桑叶研烂，包裹患处即愈。（第六验方。）
霍乱转筋入腹，水煎服。（第七验方。）
口渴疾病，煎熟后代茶饮。（第八验方。）
风眼下泪，腊月后未落下的桑叶，煎水清洗。（第九验方。）
青盲（视物不清）清洗法：青桑叶焙干，烧至存性，水煎澄清，用水清洗一百次，效果神奇。每月按日期选取：正月初八，二月初八，三月初六，四月初四，五月初六，六月初二，七月初七，八月二十九，九月十二，十月十三，十一月初二，十二月三十日。（第十验方。）
Shell removed.
Pungent, hot, toxic. Attacks mosquitoes and kills parasites; eliminates wind-related tinea, scabies, leprosy, and chancroidal toxicity.
Grows in various foreign countries of Hainan.
To clear scabies, grind into powder, mix with mercury, and rub on the affected area. Verified Formula No. 1.
The white inner bark of the mulberry tree can also be used. Dry-roast and grind into powder for use; avoid iron vessels; do not use bark that has been unearthed; Cuscutae Semen (Duzhong) and Cinnamomi Cortex (Guixin), and Cannabis Fructus (Mazi) act as guiding herbs.
Sweet, neutral, non-toxic. It is a herb entering the Hand-Taiyin Lung Meridian. It drains lung qi, directs rebellious qi downward, resolves phlegm, relieves thirst, opens the stomach, promotes digestion, promotes urination, and kills parasites. It reduces edema and abdominal distension, treats diarrhea, and clears deficiency heat from exogenous pathogens. It benefits the large and small intestines, disperses blood stasis, and when applied externally, treats thrush and stops bleeding. Contraindicated in cases of lung deficiency and frequent urination.
For infant macroglossia (double tongue), decoct and take the juice, mixing it with breast milk for feeding. (Verified Formula No. 1.)
Infant sialorrhea is caused by spleen heat. Apply natural juice to the chest to stop it immediately. (No. 2.)
Infant thrush: apply juice to the affected area. (No. 3.)
Infant lip swelling: same method as above. (No. 4.)
To nourish hair, decoct with Platycladi Cacumen (Baiye) and wash hair. (No. 5.)
Postpartum bleeding: decoct in water and take orally. (No. 6.)
Cramp pain in thin legs: Sangbaipi (Mulberry Root Bark) 4 qian, Mirabilite (Puxiao) 5 qian, Frankincense (Ruxiang) 2 qian; decoct in water and wash feet. (No. 7.)
Xiebai San (Draining White Powder): Sangbaipi (Mulberry Root Bark) (stir-fried), Gudupi (Phellodendri Cortex) (stir-fried, each 1 liang), Gancao (Licorice Root) (stir-fried, 5 qian).
Grind into powder. Take 2 qian per dose. Treats cough and wheezing due to lung heat, facial swelling, and body heat. (First among all formulas.)
Leaves from cultivated mulberry trees after frost are superior.
Bitter, cold, slightly toxic; cultivated mulberry leaves are non-toxic. Concentrated juice taken internally treats podagra edema, especially benefiting the large and small intestines. Decoct in water and take to treat cholera with abdominal pain, and to stop vomiting. Applied externally to treat wind-pain; ground into juice and applied to infant angular cheilitis; also treats traumatic injuries. Roasted and decocted for tea to relieve thirst. Heated and taken to stop sweating; treats consumption fever and relieves cough; benefits the five zang organs, unblocks orifices, dispels various winds, and directs qi downward. It is best at improving vision and promoting hair growth, and particularly effective against centipede bites and snakebites.
Red eyes with dryness and pain: grind into powder, roll in paper, burn, and smoke into the nose. (Verified Formula No. 1.)
To promote rapid hair growth, decoct with Cannabis Herba (Maye) and wash hair; after seven times, hair can grow over one chi long. (No. 2.)
Numbness in hands and feet: frequently wash with water decocted from frosted mulberry leaves. (No. 3.)
Scalds and burns: burn to ash, mix with oil, and apply; heals in three days. (No. 4.)
Non-healing wounds: grind into powder and apply. (No. 5.)
Swelling and toxicity in the palm: crush fresh mulberry leaves and pack them around the affected area; heals immediately. (No. 6.)
Cholera with muscle spasms extending into the abdomen: decoct in water and take. (No. 7.)
Thirsty disease: decoct thoroughly and drink as tea. (No. 8.)
Wind-induced tearing: use mulberry leaves that have not fallen after the tenth lunar month; decoct in water and wash. (No. 9.)
Method for washing amaurosis (blindness): Dry-roast green mulberry leaves until carbonized but retaining medicinal properties, decoct in water, clarify, and wash the eyes one hundred times; miraculous effect. Select dates monthly: January 8th, February 8th, March 6th, April 4th, May 6th, June 2nd, July 7th, August 29th, September 12th, October 13th, November 2nd, December 30th. (No. 10.)