辛，温。去皮则热，留皮则冷。秦椒为使，杀半夏、莨菪毒，恶黄芩、黄连、天鼠粪
缪仲醇曰∶生姜不宜使熟，宜捣绞汁，待药煎成，倾方不失生字之义。如入药煎，乃熟
姜非
苦、辛，大热。微炒用，若治产后血虚发热及止血俱炒黑，温中炮用，散寒邪理肺气
呕生用。使恶杀同生姜。
造干姜法，以母姜水浸三日，去皮，又置流水中六日，更刮去皮，然后晒干，置瓷缸中
酿三
辛，温，有小毒。凡服一切补药，有白术、牡丹皮者咸忌之。伏石钟乳。
即山薯。
甘，平。恶甘遂。
山薯形长者是也。一种形如手掌，名佛掌薯。又有番薯即红山药。其根如姜而大，皮薄
而紫
洗去土留皮，竹
肆所卖者，大率系家园种者皆
黑者不堪。
甘，寒，滑。黄芩为使，伏硫黄。
葵今处处有之，古人种为常食，今之种者颇鲜，苗高三四尺，茎叶似蜀葵而差，小花极
微细
相承，以钱葵当葵
性味辛、温。去皮则药性偏热，留皮则药性偏冷。以秦椒为引经药（使药），能解除半夏、莨菪的毒性，与黄芩、黄连、天鼠粪相畏（恶）。
缪仲醇说：生姜不宜煮熟使用，宜捣碎绞取汁液，待药物煎煮完成后，倒入姜汁，这样才不失生姜“生用”的含义。如果放入药中同煎，那就成了熟姜，而非生姜了。
性味苦、辛，大热。微炒后使用；若治疗产后血虚发热及止血，均炒至黑色；用于温中则炮制使用，以散寒邪、理肺气；止呕则生用。其引经药、相畏、相杀关系同生姜。
制作干姜的方法：以老姜用水浸泡三天，去皮，又置于流动的水中六天，再次刮去外皮，然后晒干，放入瓷缸中发酵三个月。
性味辛、温，有小毒。凡是服用一切补药，凡含有白术、牡丹皮的，都应忌服此物。此物能抑制石钟乳的药效。
即山药（薯蓣）。
长形的山药就是它。有一种形状像手掌的，名叫佛掌薯。又有番薯，即红山药。其根状如姜但较大，皮薄且呈紫色。
洗净泥土，保留外皮，用竹子……（原文此处似有缺漏或排版错误，依文意推测为处理过程）市面上售卖的，大体都是家园种植的，黑色的不堪用。
葵菜如今到处都有，古人种植作为日常食物，现在种植的人很少。苗高三四尺，茎叶类似蜀葵但较细弱，小花极其微小。相传，有人将钱葵当作葵菜使用。
性味甘、平。有两种，凡是使用，以高二尺五六寸为佳，过长或过短都不适用。生长在墙下、树下的不可用。
性味辛、苦、温，去掉枝茎生用；治疗下焦出血炒黑使用。与河豚、黄颡鱼、驴肉相反，如果同日食用，会导致丧命，不可不严厉告诫。
It is rapeseed (Brassica napus), acrid and warm.
Acrid, warm, sweet, and neutral.
Acrid and warm. Removing the peel makes it hot in nature; keeping the peel makes it cold in nature. Qinjiao (Zanthoxylum bungeanum) serves as the guiding herb (Shi). It can neutralize the toxicity of Banxia (Pinellia Rhizome) and Langdang (Datura Seed). It is incompatible with Huangqin (Scutellaria Root), Huanglian (Coptis Rhizome), and Tianshuan Fen (Tian Shu Shi).
Miu Zhongchun stated: Fresh ginger (Shengjiang) should not be cooked; it is best to crush and squeeze out the juice. Add the juice after the decoction is finished to preserve the meaning of "fresh use." If boiled with the medicine, it becomes cooked ginger (Shu Jiang), not fresh ginger.
Bitter, acrid, and very hot. Slightly stir-fry for use. For treating postpartum blood deficiency fever and for hemostasis, stir-fry until black. For warming the middle Jiao, process (Pao) for use to dispel cold pathogens and regulate Lung Qi. For stopping vomiting, use raw. Its guiding herbs, incompatibilities, and antagonisms are the same as those of ginger.
Method for preparing Ganjiang (Dried Ginger): Soak mother ginger in water for three days, remove the peel, then place it in running water for six days. Scrape off the peel again, sun-dry it, and store it in a porcelain jar to ferment for three months.
Acrid, warm, slightly toxic. When taking any tonic medicines containing Baizhu (Atractylodes Macrocephala Rhizome) or Mudanpi (Tree Peony Bark), this substance must be avoided. It inhibits the efficacy of Shizhongru (Stalactite).
It refers to Shanyao (Dioscorea Opposita).
Sweet and neutral. Incompatible with Gansui (Kansui Root).
The long-shaped variety is the one referred to. One variety resembles a palm, named Fozhangshu (Buddha's Hand Yam). There is also Fanshu, i.e., Hong Shanyao (Sweet Potato). Its root resembles ginger but is larger, with thin purple skin.
Wash away the soil and keep the peel... [Text fragment]. Those sold in markets are mostly home-grown; black ones are inferior.
Sweet and neutral. White flowers are used for medicine.
Sweet, cold, and slippery. Huangqin (Scutellaria Root) serves as the guiding herb. It inhibits the efficacy of Liuhuang (Sulfur).
Kui (Malva Verticillata) is now found everywhere. Ancients cultivated it as common food, but nowadays few plant it. The seedling grows three to four chi high; stems and leaves resemble Shukui (Hibiscus Mutabilis) but are finer, with extremely small flowers. By tradition, some mistake Qiankui (Money Plant/Mallow) for Kui.
Sweet and neutral. There are two types. Ideally, use those two chi five or six cun high. Those that are too long or too short are useless. Those growing under walls or trees should not be used.
Acrid and warm. Do not consume together with carp, as it may generate toxic sores.
Acrid and warm. Stir-fry until fragrant and grind for use.
Acrid, bitter, and warm. Remove branches and stems, use raw. For treating lower Jiao bleeding, stir-fry until black. It is contraindicated with Hetun (Pufferfish), Huangsangyu (Yellow Catfish), and Lvrou (Donkey Meat). Consuming them on the same day can lead to death. This must be strictly warned against.