〔原文〕一法∶一手长舒合掌仰，一手捉颏，挽之向外，一时极势二七。左右亦然。手不
动，两向侧极势，急挽
之二七。去颈骨急强，头风脑旋、喉痹，膊内冷注偏风。
〔解说〕一手伸长，手掌向上；另一手握住下巴向外拉，连续尽力作十四次。左右都这
样作。然后手不动，向左右两侧尽量转动，作快速牵拉动作十四次。可祛除颈椎活动障碍，
头痛脑旋，喉痹，臂肩冷注偏风。
〔原文〕二法∶两手拓两颊，手不动，搂肘使急，腰内亦然。住定放两肋头向外，肘膊腰
气散，尽势大闷始起，来去七通。去喉痹。
〔解说〕两手托着两颊，手不动，将两时用力靠拢搂紧腰部，腰部同手一样不动。然后两
肘头抬起向外，使肩肘腰气散尽，感到大闷时稍息再做，反复七遍。可治喉痹。
小结∶
本篇功法以活动头项和肘肩为主，具有理气通痹功效。
〔原文〕一法∶常向本命日，栉发之始，叩齿九通，阴咒曰，太帝散灵，五老返真；泥丸玄华
，保精长存；左回拘月，右引曰根；六合清练，百疾愈因。咽唾三过，常数行之，使齿不痛，发牢不
白，头脑不痛。
〔解说〕经常在本命之日（与人生干支相值的日），梳发洗面之前，上下齿相叩九次。口中念阴
咒∶“太帝散灵，五老返真；泥丸玄华，保精长存；左回拘月，右引曰根；六合清练，百疾愈因。
”然后将口中唾液咽下三次，经常这样练功，可使齿不痛，发不脱落不变白，头脑不痛。
注∶本法咒语属道家隐文，练功时可以不念。
〔原文〕二法∶东向坐，不息四通，上下琢齿三十六。治齿痛。
〔解说〕面向东坐，不息四通，叩齿三十六次，能治齿痛。
〔原文〕三法∶凡人觉脊背皆倔强，不问时节，缩咽膊内，仰面努膊并向上，头左右两
向按之，左右二七，一住。待血行气动定，然始更用，初缓后急，不得先急后缓。若无病患，常
欲得旦起、午时、日没三辰，如用，辰别二七。除寒热病，脊腰颈项痛，风痹，口内生疮，牙齿
风，头眩，终尽除也。
〔解说〕本法与第二篇风痹门，最后一段大致相同，解说见前文。
小结∶
本节论述了以叩齿、咽唾、不息为主的口齿保健功，功法详解请参见“八、痨瘵门”。
【原文】方法一：一只手长伸并合掌向上，另一只手抓住下巴，向外牵引，保持极限姿势，共做十四次。左右两侧同样操作。手不动，向两侧尽量伸展，快速牵引十四次。可去除颈椎僵硬强直、头风眩晕、喉痹（咽喉肿痛闭塞），以及臂内侧冷痛偏瘫。
【解说】一只手伸长，手掌向上；另一只手握住下巴向外拉，连续尽力作十四次。左右都这样做。然后手不动，向左右两侧尽量转动，作快速牵拉动作十四次。可祛除颈椎活动障碍，头痛脑旋，喉痹，臂肩冷注偏风。
【原文】方法二：两手托住两颊，手不动，将两肘用力靠拢搂紧腰部，腰部也如此。定住后放开两肋头部向外，使肘、臂、腰的气散尽，用尽全力感到大闷时才起身，往返七次。可治喉痹。
【解说】两手托着两颊，手不动，将两肘用力靠拢搂紧腰部，腰部同手一样不动。然后两肘头抬起向外，使肩肘腰气散尽，感到大闷时稍息再做，反复七遍。可治喉痹。
【原文】方法一：经常在本人本命日，梳头开始时，叩齿九次，默念阴咒说：“太帝散灵，五老返真；泥丸玄华，保精长存；左回拘月，右引曰根；六合清练，百疾愈因。”咽下唾液三次，经常这样练习，可使牙齿不痛，头发牢固不白，头脑不痛。
【解说】经常在本命之日（与人生干支相值的日），梳发洗面之前，上下齿相叩九次。口中念阴咒∶“太帝散灵，五老返真；泥丸玄华，保精长存；左回拘月，右引曰根；六合清练，百疾愈因。”然后将口中唾液咽下三次，经常这样练功，可使齿不痛，发不脱落不变白，头脑不痛。
注：本法咒语属道家隐文，练功时可以不念。
【原文】方法二：面向东坐，屏息四次，上下琢齿三十六次。治疗齿痛。
【原文】方法三：凡人觉得脊背都僵硬强直，不论时节，收缩吞咽至臂内，仰面努力并向上，头向左右两侧按压，左右各十四次，中间停顿一次。待气血运行平稳安定后，再开始使用，起初缓慢后来急促，不得先急后缓。如果没有病患，常常想要得到早晨、中午、日落这三个时辰，如果练习，每个时辰各十四次。可除寒热病，脊腰颈项痛，风痹（风寒湿邪引起的肢体关节疼痛麻木），口内生疮，牙齿受风，头晕，最终彻底消除。
【解说】本法与第二篇风痹门，最后一段大致相同，解说见前文。
[Original Text] Method 1: Extend one hand long, join palms facing upward; with the other hand, grasp the chin and pull outward. Maintain the maximum stretch for a total of fourteen repetitions (two sets of seven). Perform similarly on both sides. Keep the hands still, stretch maximally to both sides laterally, and perform rapid pulling motions for fourteen repetitions. This can alleviate cervical stiffness and rigidity, "Toufeng" (head wind) with vertigo, "Houbi" (sore throat with swelling and obstruction), and cold sensation with hemiplegia in the inner arm.
[Explanation] One hand extends long, palm facing up; the other hand holds the chin and pulls outward, continuously exerting maximum effort for fourteen times. Do this on both sides. Then keep the hands still, turn as much as possible to the left and right sides, performing rapid pulling movements for fourteen times. It can remove cervical mobility disorders, headache with vertigo, Houbi, and cold injection with hemiplegia in the arm and shoulder.
[Original Text] Method 2: Use both hands to support the cheeks. Keep the hands still, bring the elbows forcefully together and hug the waist tightly. The waist should remain still like the hands. After stabilizing, release the heads of the two ribs outward, allowing the Qi of the elbows, arms, and waist to dissipate. Exert maximum effort until feeling severe stifling, then rise. Repeat this back-and-forth motion seven times. This treats Houbi.
[Explanation] Both hands support the cheeks, keeping the hands still. Forcefully bring the two elbows together and hug the waist tightly; the waist remains still just like the hands. Then lift the elbows outward, causing the Qi in the shoulders, elbows, and waist to dissipate completely. Rest slightly when feeling severely stifled, then repeat, doing so seven times in total. It can treat Houbi.
Summary:
This section's exercises mainly focus on moving the head, neck, elbows, and shoulders, possessing the efficacy of regulating Qi and unblocking bi-syndrome.
[Original Text] Method 1: On one's own Benming day (the day corresponding to one's birth year stem-branch), at the beginning of combing hair, tap the teeth nine times. Recite the Yin incantation silently: "Tai Di scatters spirit, Wu Lao returns to truth; Niwan Xuanhua preserves essence for long existence; Left turns to constrain the moon, Right draws to root the sun; Liu He is pure and refined, the cause of hundred diseases heals." Swallow saliva three times. Practice this frequently so that teeth do not hurt, hair remains firm and does not turn white, and the head does not hurt.
[Explanation] Frequently on one's Benming day (the day matching the individual's Gan-Zhi cycle), before combing hair and washing the face, tap the upper and lower teeth nine times. Chant the Yin incantation in the mouth: "Tai Di scatters spirit, Wu Lao returns to truth; Niwan Xuanhua preserves essence for long existence; Left turns to constrain the moon, Right draws to root the sun; Liu He is pure and refined, the cause of hundred diseases heals." Then swallow the saliva in the mouth three times. Practicing this frequently can prevent toothache, keep hair from falling out or turning white, and prevent headaches.
Note: The incantations of this method belong to Daoist esoteric texts and may be omitted during practice.
[Original Text] Method 2: Sit facing east. Hold breath four times. Grind/chew the teeth thirty-six times. Treats toothache.
[Explanation] Sit facing east, hold breath four times, and tap/grind the teeth thirty-six times, which can treat toothache.
[Original Text] Method 3: When anyone feels their spine and back are stiff and rigid, regardless of the season, contract and swallow [Qi/saliva] into the arms, look up, exert force upwards, and press the head to both left and right sides. Perform fourteen repetitions for each side, with one pause. Wait until blood circulation and Qi movement stabilize, then begin again. Start slowly and become faster later; do not start fast and slow down. If there is no illness, it is desirable to practice at three specific times: morning, noon, and sunset. If practicing, do fourteen repetitions at each time. This eliminates cold-heat diseases, pain in the spine, waist, neck, and nape, Fengbi (wind-bi syndrome), oral ulcers, dental wind, vertigo, ultimately removing them completely.
[Explanation] This method is roughly similar to the last paragraph of the Fengbi Section in the second part; see the explanation above.
Summary:
This section discusses oral and dental health exercises focusing on tapping teeth, swallowing saliva, and breath-holding. For detailed exercise instructions, please refer to "Section VIII: Lao Zhai Section".