味甘。性涩。无毒。禀土气以生。降也。阴也。反绿豆。
【主治】主五痔。去三虫。蛊毒。（别录） 疗寸白虫。治咳嗽白浊。助阳道。（弘景） 多
食
【归经】入肺经。为涤除肠胃邪恶之品。（惟润肺故治嗽）
【前论】李梃曰。榧子之功。总不外润肺杀虫二种。故小儿有好食茶叶面黄者。日食榧
子七
味甘。性小温。无毒。得天三之气以生。可升可降。阳也。
【主治】主骨节风头眩。散水气。润五脏。（开宝） 逐风痹寒气。虚羸少气。补不足。
润皮
【归经】入肺大肠二经。为滋润之品。
【前论】寇氏曰。海松子润而不泄。同柏子仁、火麻仁。治虚秘。甚良。 仲淳曰。气
温属
以上滑剂果部
味甘。性寒。无毒。禀石中之冲气而生。降也。阴也。石苇为使。制雄黄。
【主治】主身热泄 。女子乳难。癃闭。利小便。荡胃中积聚热（本经） 通九窍六腑
津液
凝血。解燥渴
诸疮肿毒。（日
【归经】入膀胱经。兼入心胃大小肠四经。为通利下窍之品（兼通剂）
【前论】罗天益曰。滑石治渴。非真止渴。资其利窍。渗去湿热则脾胃中和。而渴自止
耳。
以为
淡之
膀胱
热。
和。
【禁忌】经疏曰。凡阴精不足。内热。以致小水短少赤涩。或不利。及烦渴身热。由于
阴虚
以上滑剂石部
【榧子】
味甘。性涩。无毒。禀土气以生。降也。阴也。反绿豆。
【主治】主五痔。去三虫。蛊毒。（《别录》） 疗寸白虫。治咳嗽白浊。助阳道。（陶弘景） 多食
【归经】入肺经。为涤除肠胃邪恶之品。（惟润肺故治嗽）
【前论】李梃曰。榧子之功。总不外润肺杀虫二种。故小儿有好食茶叶面黄者。日食榧子七
【海松子】
味甘。性小温。无毒。得天三之气以生。可升可降。阳也。
【主治】主骨节风头眩。散水气。润五脏。（《开宝本草》） 逐风痹寒气。虚羸少气。补不足。 润皮
【归经】入肺大肠二经。为滋润之品。
【前论】寇氏曰。海松子润而不泄。同柏子仁、火麻仁。治虚秘。甚良。 仲淳曰。气 温属
以上滑剂果部
【滑石】
味甘。性寒。无毒。禀石中之冲气而生。降也。阴也。石苇为使。制雄黄。
【主治】主身热泄 。女子乳难。癃闭。利小便。荡胃中积聚热（《本经》） 通九窍六腑 津液 凝血。解燥渴 诸疮肿毒。（日
【归经】入膀胱经。兼入心胃大小肠四经。为通利下窍之品（兼通剂）
【前论】罗天益曰。滑石治渴。非真止渴。资其利窍。渗去湿热则脾胃中和。而渴自止 耳。
以为 淡之 膀胱 热。 和。
【禁忌】经疏曰。凡阴精不足。内热。以致小水短少赤涩。或不利。及烦渴身热。由于 阴虚
以上滑剂石部
[Feizi (Torreya Seed)]
Sweet in taste. Astringent in nature. Non-toxic. Born from the Qi of Earth. Descending. Yin. Incompatible with Mung Bean (Vigna radiata).
[Materia Medica] Treats five types of hemorrhoids (Wuzhi, Five Hemorrhoids). Eliminates three types of parasites and gu poison (from *Bielu*). Treats Taenia saginata (rice tapeworm/Inchworm parasite). Cures cough with white turbid discharge. Assists sexual function (from Tao Hongjing). Excessive consumption...
[Meridian Tropism] Enters the Lung Meridian. It is a substance that cleanses evil pathogens from the intestines and stomach. (Because it moistens the lungs, it treats cough.)
[Preliminary Discussion] Li Ting said: The efficacy of Feizi generally does not exceed two functions: moistening the lungs and killing parasites. Therefore, for children who enjoy eating tea leaves and have sallow faces, consuming seven Feizi daily...
[Haisongzi (Korean Pine Nut)]
Sweet in taste. Slightly warm in nature. Non-toxic. Born from the Heaven-Three Qi. Can ascend and descend. Yang.
[Materia Medica] Treats joint pain, headache, and dizziness. Disperses water qi. Moistens the five zang organs (from *Kaibao Bencao*). Expels wind-bi cold-dampness. Treats emaciation and shortness of breath. Tonifies deficiencies. Moistens the skin...
[Meridian Tropism] Enters the Lung and Large Intestine meridians. It is a moistening substance.
[Preliminary Discussion] Kou Zongshi said: Haisongzi is moistening but not purgative. Combined with Baizi Ren (Platycladi Semen) and Huomaren (Cannabis Seed), it is very effective for treating deficiency-type constipation. Zhongchun said: Its Qi is warm, belonging to...
Above: Slippery Agents - Fruit Category
[Huashi (Talcum)]
Sweet in taste. Cold in nature. Non-toxic. Born from the neutral Qi within stones. Descending. Yin. Shiwei (Pyrrhosiae Folium) as guiding herb. Counteracts Xionghuang (Realgar).
[Materia Medica] Treats body heat and diarrhea. For women, difficult lactation. Retention of urine (Longbi). Promotes urination. Sweeps away accumulated heat in the stomach (from *Benjing*). Opens the nine orifices and six fu organs. [Promotes] fluid metabolism. [Resolves] coagulated blood. Relieves dryness and thirst. [Treats] various sores and swellings/toxins (from Ri...).
[Meridian Tropism] Enters the Bladder Meridian, and concurrently enters the Heart, Stomach, Small Intestine, and Large Intestine meridians. It is a substance that unblocks and promotes the lower orifices (also a penetrating agent).
[Preliminary Discussion] Luo Tianyi said: Huashi treats thirst; it does not truly stop thirst directly, but rather facilitates the opening of orifices. By percolating out damp-heat, the spleen and stomach return to harmony, and the thirst stops naturally.
Considered... Pale... Bladder... Heat... Harmony.
[Contraindications] Jing Shu said: Generally, when yin essence is insufficient, leading to internal heat, causing scanty, red, and painful urination, or difficulty urinating, as well as irritability, thirst, and body heat due to yin deficiency...
Above: Slippery Agents - Stone Category