味甘，有毒。主治五痔，疮 ，杀诸虫。
能缘树食藤花，形似鳝，取作 食之。炙以熏诸木竹，辟蛀虫。膏，治诸 疮。又有 ，
亦相似而短也。（《大观》卷二十一，《政和》四三一页）
雄者有小毒。主益精气，强阴道，交接不倦，亦止精。屎∶温，无毒。主肠鸣，热中，
消渴，风痹，瘾疹。
原蚕是重养者，世呼为魏蚕。道家用其蛾止精，其翁茧入术用。屎，名蚕沙，多入诸方
用，不但熨风而已也。（《大观》卷二十一，《政和》四二九页）
味咸，平，有毒。主治鬼疰蛊毒，寒热，惊痫痉，癫疾，狂走，骆驼毛尤良。
六畜，谓马、牛、羊、猪、狗、鸡也，骡、驴亦其类。骆驼出外国，方家并不复用。且
马、牛、羊、鸡、猪、狗毛蹄，亦已各出其身之品类中，所主治不必皆同此矣。（《新修》二
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主治难产，胞衣不出。
产难取弓弩弦以缚腰；及烧弩牙，令赤，内酒中饮之，皆取发放快速之义也。（《大观》
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平。主治中蛊毒。
此用穿败者，烧作屑水和服之。病患即唤蛊主姓名，仍往令其呼取蛊便瘥。白 荷亦然。）
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微寒。主治五邪惊啼悲伤，烧之作灰，以酒或水和方寸匕，治蚁 。
其形似鼍而短小，又似鲤鱼，有四足，能陆能水。出岸开鳞甲，伏如死，令蚁入中，忽
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观》卷二十二，《政和》四五四页）
鳗鲡鱼：味甘，有毒。主治五痔（五种痔疮），疮疡，杀灭各种寄生虫。
它能攀援树木食用藤花，外形似鳝鱼，捕捉后作为食物食用。将其炙烤后用来熏蒸各种木竹，可预防蛀虫。其油脂，治疗各种疮疡。又有另一种相似的鱼，但体型较短。（《大观本草》卷二十一，《政和重修政和经史证类备用本草》四三一页）
雄鳗鲡：有小毒。主要功效为补益精气，强健性功能，性交时不知疲倦，也能固精止泄。粪便：性温，无毒。主治肠鸣，中焦有热，消渴病，风痹，瘾疹。
原蚕是指再次饲养的蚕，世人称为魏蚕。道士使用其蛾来固精止泄，其老茧加入白术中使用。粪便，名为蚕沙，多用于各种方剂中，不仅仅是用于热敷治疗风邪而已。（《大观本草》卷二十一，《政和重修政和经史证类备用本草》四二九页）
骆驼毛：味咸，平，有毒。主治鬼疰蛊毒，寒热往来，惊痫痉厥，癫疾，狂走乱动，骆驼毛效果尤其好。
六畜，指马、牛、羊、猪、狗、鸡，骡、驴也属于此类。骆驼出自外国，医家不再普遍使用。况且马、牛、羊、鸡、猪、狗的毛蹄，已经在各自身体的品类条目中分别列出，所主治的功效不必都与此相同了。（《新修本草》第二十一卷）
胎盘衣（胞衣）：平。主治难产，胎盘无法排出。
生产困难时，取弓弩弦绑在腰上；以及烧红弩牙，放入酒中饮用，都是取释放、发放快速的意思。（《大观本草》卷...）
穿山甲鳞甲：平。主治中蛊毒。
这里使用的是穿山甲蜕下的旧鳞甲，烧成碎屑用水调服。患者就会喊出蛊主的姓名，仍前往让蛊主呼唤取出蛊虫，病就好了。白莲叶荷花也有类似功效。）（...）
鼍蜥（鳄鱼/扬子鳄）：微寒。主治各种邪气引起的惊啼悲伤，烧制成灰，用酒或水调和服用一方寸匕，治疗蚁瘕（腹部如有蚂蚁爬行的结块）。
它的形状像鼍（鳄鱼）但短小，又像鲤鱼，有四只脚，能在陆地和水里活动。出现在岸边张开鳞甲，伏卧如死状，让蚂蚁进入其中，忽然闭合...（《大观本草》卷二十二，《政和重修政和经史证类备用本草》四五五页）
Muraeniform Fish (Monopterus albus): Sweet in flavor, toxic. It treats the five types of hemorrhoids (hemorrhoidal diseases affecting five specific areas), sores, and kills various parasites.
It can climb trees to eat vine flowers; its shape resembles an eel. When caught, it is used as food. When roasted and smoked over various woods and bamboos, it repels wood-boring insects. Its grease treats various sores. There is another similar fish, but shorter. (Da Guan Bencao, Vol. 21; Zhenghe Bencao, p. 431)
Male Muraeniform Fish: Slightly toxic. It primarily benefits essence and qi, strengthens sexual function, prevents fatigue during intercourse, and also stops seminal emission. Feces: Warm in nature, non-toxic. It treats intestinal borborygmus, heat in the middle jiao, xiaoke disease (wasting-thirst syndrome), wind-bi syndrome, and urticaria.
The original silkworm refers to those reared for a second time, commonly known as Wei silkworms in the world. Daoists use their moths to stop seminal emission, and their old cocoons are used with Atractylodis Rhizoma (Baizhu). The feces, named Can Sha (Silkworm Excrement), are widely used in various prescriptions, not merely for hot compress therapy against wind pathogens. (Da Guan Bencao, Vol. 21; Zhenghe Bencao, p. 429)
Camel Hair: Salty in flavor, neutral in nature, toxic. It treats Gui Zhu (ghostly infection), Gu poison (poisoning from gu magic), alternating chills and fever, Jing Xian Jing Yuan (convulsions due to fright and epilepsy), Dian Ji (schizophrenia-like disorders), and Kuang Zou (manic running). Camel hair is particularly effective.
The "Six Domestic Animals" refer to horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, dogs, and chickens; mules and donkeys also belong to this category. Camels originate from foreign lands, and physicians no longer commonly use them. Moreover, the hairs and hooves of horses, cattle, sheep, chickens, pigs, and dogs have already been listed in their respective anatomical categories, so their therapeutic indications need not all be identical to this entry. (Xinxiu Bencao, Vol. 21)
Placenta (Bao Yi): Neutral. It treats difficult labor where the placenta fails to expel.
For difficult childbirth, bowstrings were tied around the waist; or the arrowhead of a crossbow was heated red and drunk in wine. These methods symbolize the meaning of releasing tension and acting quickly. (Da Guan Bencao, Vol...)
Pangolin Scales (Chuan Shan Jia Lin Jia): Neutral. It treats Gu poisoning.
Here, the shed scales of the pangolin are used, burned into powder and taken with water. The patient will then call out the name of the Gu master, who must then go and summon the Gu to extract it, resulting in recovery. White lotus leaves and flowers have similar effects.) (...)
Alligator (Tuo): Slightly cold. It treats惊啼悲伤 (frightened crying and sorrow caused by various pathogenic factors). Burned into ash, mixed with wine or water, and taken as one cun bi (a traditional measure), it treats Yi Xia (abdominal masses feeling like ants crawling).
Its shape resembles an alligator but is smaller, and like a carp, it has four feet and can live on land and in water. It appears on the bank, opening its scales, lying still as if dead, allowing ants to enter, and then suddenly closing... (Da Guan Bencao, Vol. 22; Zhenghe Bencao, p. 454)