雷公云∶斑蝥，背上一画黄、一画黑，觜尖处一小点赤，在豆叶上居，食豆叶汁。
凡修事斑蝥，用糯米、小麻子相拌，同炒，待米黄黑出，去麻子等，去两翅、足并头，
用血余裹，悬于东墙角上一夜，至明取用。
雷公云∶亭长，形黑黄，在蔓叶上居，食蔓胶汁。
凡修事亭长，用糯米、小麻子相拌，同炒，待米黄黑出，去麻子等，去两翅、足并头，
用血余裹，悬于东墙角上一夜，至明取用。
雷公云∶赤头，额上有大红一点，身黑。
凡修事赤头，用糯米、小麻子相拌同炒，待米黄黑出，去麻子等，去两翅、足并头，用
血余裹，悬于东墙角上一夜，至明取用。
雷公云∶榉牛，凡采得，用铜刀取作两片，去两翅，用纸袋盛，于舍东挂，待干用。
雷公云∶凡使，要冬采得色白腻者，并有白旋水文。勿令见火，立无用处。
夫用，以铜刀刮作末子，细研，用重绢罗筛过后，研千余下用。
此物不入妇人药中用。
雷公云∶凡使，须用生茅香、皂角二味煮半日，却，漉出，于石臼中捣，用马尾筛筛过
用之。
雷公说：斑蝥，背部有一道黄色条纹、一道黑色条纹，嘴尖处有一个小红点，栖息在豆叶上，以豆叶汁为食。
凡是炮制斑蝥，用糯米和小麻子拌在一起，共同翻炒，等到米粒变黄黑时，去掉麻子等辅料，去除双翅、足和头部，
用血余（人发）包裹，悬挂在东墙角上一夜，到第二天早晨取出使用。
雷公说：亭长（一种昆虫），形体黑黄，栖息在蔓生植物的叶子上，以蔓生植物的胶汁为食。
凡是炮制亭长，用糯米和小麻子拌在一起，共同翻炒，等到米粒变黄黑时，去掉麻子等辅料，去除双翅、足和头部，
用血余包裹，悬挂在东墙角上一夜，到第二天早晨取出使用。
雷公说：赤头（一种昆虫），额头有一个大红点，身体黑色。
凡是炮制赤头，用糯米和小麻子拌在一起共同翻炒，等到米粒变黄黑时，去掉麻子等辅料，去除双翅、足和头部，用
血余包裹，悬挂在东墙角上一夜，到第二天早晨取出使用。
雷公说：榉牛（即金龟子幼虫或成虫，此处指代某种甲虫），凡是采得后，用铜刀将其剖成两片，去掉双翅，用纸袋盛装，挂在房屋东侧，待干燥后使用。
雷公说：凡是使用白术，要选择冬季采收、色泽白腻的，并且具有白色旋纹纹理的。不要让白术见到火，否则立即失去药用价值。
使用时，用铜刀刮成粉末，细细研磨，用厚重的丝绢筛罗筛选过后，再研磨一千多次才可使用。
此物不放入妇女用的药方中。
雷公说：凡是使用乌豆（黑豆），必须用生茅香和皂角这两味药材煮半天，然后滤出，在石臼中捣碎，用马尾筛筛选过
后才可使用。
雷公说：凡是使用桃仁，必须选择去皮者，将完整的白术和黑豆两味药材，与桃仁一同放在釜中煮一个时辰（约两小时）后，滤出，用手掰成两片，其中心呈现金黄色，随意使用即可。
雷公说：凡是使用桃花，不要使用千叶桃花，因为它会导致人流鼻血不止，眼睛发黄。
凡是使用，挑选干净，用绢袋盛装，悬挂在屋檐下晾干，去除尘埃后使用。
Lei Gong said: Banmao (Mylabris), characterized by a yellow stripe and a black stripe on its back, with a small red spot at the tip of its beak, inhabits bean leaves and feeds on their sap.
When processing Banmao (Mylabris), mix it with glutinous rice and small hemp seeds, stir-fry them together until the rice turns yellowish-black, remove the hemp seeds and other auxiliaries, discard the wings, legs, and head, wrap the remainder in Xueyu (Human Hair), hang it overnight in the northeast corner of the wall, and use it the next morning.
Lei Gong said: Tingzhang (a type of insect), with a blackish-yellow body, inhabits the leaves of creeping plants and feeds on their gum/sap.
When processing Tingzhang, mix it with glutinous rice and small hemp seeds, stir-fry them together until the rice turns yellowish-black, remove the hemp seeds and other auxiliaries, discard the wings, legs, and head, wrap the remainder in Xueyu (Human Hair), hang it overnight in the northeast corner of the wall, and use it the next morning.
Lei Gong said: Chitou (a type of insect), characterized by a large red spot on its forehead and a black body.
When processing Chitou, mix it with glutinous rice and small hemp seeds, stir-fry them together until the rice turns yellowish-black, remove the hemp seeds and other auxiliaries, discard the wings, legs, and head, wrap the remainder in Xueyu (Human Hair), hang it overnight in the northeast corner of the wall, and use it the next morning.
Lei Gong said: Juniu (Jujube Beetle/Cetonia aurata), upon collection, slice it into two halves using a copper knife, remove the wings, place it in a paper bag, hang it eastward in the residence, and use it after drying.
Lei Gong said: When using Baizhu (Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma), select those harvested in winter that are white, greasy in texture, and possess white spiral patterns. Do not expose it to fire, as it will become useless immediately.
For use, scrape it into powder with a copper knife, grind finely, sieve it through heavy silk gauze, and grind it over a thousand times before use.
This substance is not used in prescriptions for women.
Lei Gong said: When using Wudou (Black Soybean), it must be boiled for half a day with Shengmaoxiang (Imperatae Rhizoma) and Zaojiao (Gleditsiae Sinensis Fructus), then drained, pounded in a stone mortar, sieved through a horsehair sieve, and then used.
Lei Gong said: When using Taoren (Persicae Semen), select those with the skin removed. Boil whole Baizhu (Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma) and Wudou (Black Soybean) together with Taoren (Persicae Semen) in a cauldron for one shichen (two hours), then drain. Break them into two pieces by hand; if the center is golden yellow, they are ready for use.
Lei Gong said: When using Taohua (Peach Blossom), do not use double-flowered varieties, as they can cause persistent epistaxis and icterus.
For use, select clean flowers, place them in a silk bag, hang them under the eaves to dry, remove dust, and then use.