\r樱桃\pa55.bmp\r，味甘、酸，性微寒。治一切虚症。能大补元气，滋润皮肤。久服
延年益寿。浸酒服之，治左瘫右痪，四肢不仁，风湿腰腿疼痛。采叶煎服，治吐血。梗，烧
灰为末，治寒疼、胃气疼、九种气疼，用烧酒下。
──务本卷一下
樱桃，味甘、美，性热，无毒。采叶敷疮最效。主治和脾胃，美颜色，止泄泻水谷痢疾。
多食令人作呕，发暗风，动湿热，伤筋骨。有寒火郁热及喘咳热病者勿食，食之必剧。凡小
儿勿多食，多食生热发疳积。以小儿乃纯阳之体，服之热症即生。惟豆症色白，陷顶不升浆
者，以核为末，敷之可以升浆起长。若阳症忌服。又云∶核利于痘，以根能升阳散火也。
──模板卷九
\r李子\pa56.bmp\r，味甘、酸。治风湿、气滞血凝。叶治金疮，水肿。不可多食，伤
损脾胃。
──务本卷一下
李子树根，味苦、涩，性寒。治膏淋癃闭、马口疼痛。秧草根为引，点水酒服。脓止，
管中作痒即愈。
（附方） 管中痒如虫行之状。用∶李子树根（三钱） 木贼（三钱） 车前（二钱） 地
肤子（一
──丛本卷下
\r赤阳子\pa57.bmp\r，一名救军粮、一名赤果、一名纯阳子、一名火把果。味甘、酸。
治胸中痞块、食积、消虫、明目、泻肝经之火，止妇人崩漏皆效。
──务本卷一下
赤阳子，生大川平野间，坟园多以为墙，今处处有之。枝大有刺，结细子，色赤甚繁。
一名救军粮，一名火把果。
主治妇人产后百病淹缠，或瘀血成块，血崩等症。服之如神。
──模板卷九
樱桃，味道甘甜、酸涩，药性微寒。治疗各种虚损病症。能够大补元气，滋润皮肤。长期服用可以延年益寿。浸泡在酒中饮用，可治疗左侧瘫痪右侧偏瘫（左瘫右痪）、四肢麻木不仁、风湿引起的腰腿疼痛。采集叶片煎煮服用，可治疗吐血。果梗烧成灰后研成粉末，用烧酒送服，可治疗寒性疼痛、胃气痛、九种气痛。
──务本卷一下
樱桃，味道甘甜、鲜美，药性热，无毒。采集叶片外敷疮疡效果极佳。主要功效是调和脾胃，美容养颜，止住因水谷不化引起的泄泻和痢疾。多吃会让人呕吐，诱发暗风，助长湿热，损伤筋骨。体内有寒火郁结发热以及患有喘咳热病的人不要食用，吃了病情一定会加重。凡是小儿不要多吃，多吃会生热并引发疳积。因为小儿是纯阳之体，食用后热症随即产生。只有痘疹颜色苍白、痘顶凹陷不能起浆者，将果核研成粉末外敷，可以使痘浆升起生长。如果是阳证则忌服。又说：果核有利于痘疹，因为李子树根能升发阳气、疏散火热。
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李子，味道甘甜、酸涩。治疗风湿、气滞血凝。叶片治疗金创（金属利器造成的创伤）、水肿。不可多吃，否则会损伤脾胃。
──务本卷一下
李子树根，味道苦、涩，药性寒。治疗膏淋、癃闭（小便不通）、马口（尿道口）疼痛。以秧草根为引子，加水酒服用。脓液停止流出，尿道管中感到瘙痒即痊愈。
（附方） 尿道中瘙痒感觉像虫子爬行一样。使用：李子树根（三钱） 木贼（三钱） 车前（二钱） 地肤子（一……
──丛本卷下
赤阳子，又名救军粮、又名赤果、又名纯阳子、又名火把果。味道甘甜、酸涩。治疗胸中痞块、食积、杀虫、明目、清泻肝经之火，治疗妇女崩漏均有效。
──务本卷一下
赤阳子，生长在大的河流和平原之间，坟墓园林多将其作为围墙，如今到处都有。枝条大有刺，结细小的果实，颜色非常红且繁茂。
又名救军粮，又名火把果。
主治妇女产后各种疾病缠身，或者瘀血结成块状，血崩等症状。服用后效果神奇。
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Cherry (Prunus pseudocerasus), with a sweet and sour taste, is slightly cold in nature. It treats all kinds of deficiency syndromes. It can greatly tonify Yuan Qi (Original Qi) and moisten the skin. Long-term consumption prolongs life and enhances longevity. Taken as wine infusion, it treats left hemiplegia and right paralysis (Zuo Tan You Huan), numbness of the four limbs, and wind-damp pain in the waist and legs. Decoction of its leaves treats hematemesis (vomiting blood). The stem, burnt to ash and powdered, taken with burning wine, treats cold pain, stomach Qi pain, and nine types of Qi pain.
── Wuben Volume 1 Lower
Cherry, with a sweet and delicious taste, is hot in nature and non-toxic. Applying its leaves externally to sores is most effective. Its main indications include harmonizing the Spleen and Stomach, beautifying the complexion, and stopping diarrhea and dysentery caused by undigested food and water. Excessive consumption causes vomiting, triggers hidden wind, stirs up damp-heat, and damages sinews and bones. Those with cold-fire stagnation and heat, or suffering from wheezing, coughing, and febrile diseases, should not eat it; doing so will severely aggravate the condition. Children should not eat too much, as excessive intake generates heat and induces Gan Ji (infantile malnutrition). This is because children are bodies of pure Yang, and ingestion immediately produces heat syndromes. However, for cases where the smallpox/rash is white in color and the apex is depressed without rising fluid, the pit powdered and applied externally can help raise the fluid and promote growth. If it is a Yang syndrome, it is contraindicated. It is also said: The pit benefits smallpox/rash, because the root can raise Yang and dissipate fire.
── Moban Volume 9
Plum, with a sweet and sour taste. Treats wind-dampness, Qi stagnation, and blood coagulation. Leaves treat metal wounds (Jin Chuang) and edema. Do not eat in excess, as it damages the Spleen and Stomach.
── Wuben Volume 1 Lower
Root of the plum tree, with a bitter and astringent taste, is cold in nature. Treats Gao Lin (cloudy urine resembling grease), Long Bi (difficulty or inability to urinate), and pain at the Ma Kou (urethral meatus). Using seedling root as a guide, taken with water and wine. When pus stops, itching inside the urethra indicates healing.
(Attached Prescription) Itching in the urethra feels like insects crawling. Use: Plum Tree Root (3 qian), Equisetum Hiemale Herb (Mu Zei, 3 qian), Plantago Seed (Che Qian, 2 qian), Kochia Scoparia Fruit (Di Fu Zi, 1...
── Congben Volume Lower
Chi Yang Zi (Elaeagnus pungens / Autumn Olive), also known as Jiu Jun Liang, Chi Guo, Chun Yang Zi, Huo Ba Guo. With a sweet and sour taste. Treats epigastric fullness/lump, food stagnation, expels parasites, brightens the eyes, clears Fire from the Liver Meridian, and stops metrorrhagia and metrostaxis (Beng Lou) in women; all are effective.
── Wuben Volume 1 Lower
Chi Yang Zi grows between large rivers and flatlands; graves and gardens often use it as hedges, and now it is found everywhere. Branches have large thorns, bearing small fruits that are very red and abundant.
Also known as Jiu Jun Liang, also known as Huo Ba Guo.
Main indications: Various lingering diseases after childbirth in women, blood stasis forming masses, metrorrhagia, etc. Administration yields miraculous results.
── Moban Volume 9