（出宝先生气元归类）
手太阴 列缺。偏风半身不遂。 天府。卒中恶鬼疰不得安卧。
手阳明 肩 。 曲池。偏风半身不遂。
足阳明 大巨。偏枯四肢不举。冲阳。偏风。口眼 斜。足缓不收。
手太阳 腕骨。偏枯狂惕。
足太阳 转阳。风痹不仁。四肢不举。
足少阴。照海。大风偏枯。半身不遂。善悲不乐。
足少阳 阳陵泉。半身不遂。 环跳。风眩偏风。半身不遂。失音不语。
手阳明 天鼎。暴喑并喉痹。 合谷喑不能言。
足阳明 颊车。 地仓。不语饮食不收。承浆、漏落。左治右。右治左。
手少阴 阴 。喑不能言。 灵道。暴喑不语。
手少阳 支沟。暴喑不语。三阳络。暴哑不能言。
手太阳 天窗。暴喑不能言。
足少阴 通谷。暴喑不语。
手厥阴 间使。喑不能言。
黄帝灸法。疗中风、眼戴上不能视者。灸第二椎并第五椎上各七壮。一齐下火炷。如半枣核大
。立愈。
【独圣散】治诸风膈实。诸痫痰涎津液壅。杂病亦然。
瓜蒂（不拘多少）
上一味。锉如麻豆大。炒令黄为末。量病患新久虚实大小或一钱。或二钱。末用茶一钱。酸齑
汁水一盏。调下。须是病患隔夜不食。晚食服药下吐。再用温齑水投之。○如吐风痫。加半钱全蝎
炒。○如湿肿。加赤小豆末一钱。○如吐虫。加狗油五七点、雄黄末一钱。甚者加芫花末半钱。立
吐其虫出。○凡吐。须天色晴明。阴晦不用。如病卒暴。不拘此法。吐 。辰巳午前为妙。内经曰
。平旦至日中。天之阳。阳中之阳也。
若论四时之气。故仲景大法春宜吐。是天气在上。人气亦在上。一日之气。则寅卯辰时也。故宜早
不宜晚。此药不可常用。大要辨其虚实。实则瓜蒂散。虚则栀子豉汤。腹满加浓朴。不可一概用
之。吐罢。可服降火利气安神定志之剂。此方出气宜保命集。
（出自宝先生气元归类）
手太阴肺经：列缺穴。治疗偏风导致的半身不遂。天府穴。治疗卒中恶鬼疰注导致无法安卧。
手阳明大肠经：肩髃穴。曲池穴。治疗偏风导致的半身不遂。
足阳明胃经：大巨穴。治疗偏枯、四肢不能抬起。冲阳穴。治疗偏风、口眼歪斜、足部松弛无力无法收持。
手太阳小肠经：腕骨穴。治疗偏枯、狂躁惊惕。
足太阳膀胱经：转阴穴（注：原文“转阳”疑为“转阴”或特定古称，此处依原文直译）。治疗风痹导致的肌肤麻木不仁、四肢不能抬起。
足少阴肾经：照海穴。治疗大风导致的偏枯、半身不遂、容易悲伤不乐。
足少阳胆经：阳陵泉穴。治疗半身不遂。环跳穴。治疗风眩、偏风、半身不遂、失音不语。
手阳明大肠经：天鼎穴。治疗突然失音并伴有喉痹。合谷穴。治疗失音不能说话。
足阳明胃经：颊车穴、地仓穴。治疗不语、饮食无法吞咽。承浆穴、漏谷穴（注：原文“漏落”疑为“漏谷”或特定穴位，此处依原文直译）。左病治右，右病治左。
手少阴心经：阴郄穴（注：原文“阴 ”缺字，结合语境及常用配穴推测为阴郄，但严格按原文保留空缺或补全常见穴，此处依原文“阴”后留空处理，实际古籍常指阴郄或神门，此处暂译为阴穴）。治疗失音不能说话。灵道穴。治疗突然失音不语。
手少阳三焦经：支沟穴。治疗突然失音不语。三阳络穴。治疗突然声哑不能说话。
手太阳小肠经：天窗穴。治疗突然失音不能说话。
足少阴肾经：通谷穴。治疗突然失音不语。
手厥阴心包经：间使穴。治疗失音不能说话。
黄帝灸法：治疗中风、眼睛戴上翻不能视物者。在第二椎和第五椎上方各灸七壮。同时点燃艾炷。艾炷大小如半颗枣核。立即痊愈。
【独圣散】治疗各种风邪导致的膈实。各种痫证痰涎津液壅盛。杂病也是如此。
瓜蒂（数量不限）
以上一味药。锉碎如麻豆大小。炒至黄色后研成粉末。根据病患病程新久、体质虚实、体型大小，取一钱或二钱药末。用药末一钱茶，加酸醋汁水一盏调服。必须让病患隔夜禁食，晚上服药催吐。再用温醋水送服。○如果是吐风痫，加炒制的全蝎半钱。○如果是湿肿，加赤小豆末一钱。○如果是吐虫，加狗油五七滴、雄黄末一钱。病情严重的加芫花末半钱。立即吐出虫子。○凡是催吐，必须选择天气晴朗的日子，阴雨晦暗时不用。如果病情急暴，不拘泥于此法。催吐的最佳时间是辰时到巳时午前。《内经》说：平旦到日中，是天的阳气，属于阳中之阳。
如果论述四时的气候，所以张仲景的大法是春季适宜催吐。因为天气在上，人气也在上。一天的气候，则是寅、卯、辰时。所以宜早不宜晚。此药不可经常使用。大体上要辨别虚实。实证用瓜蒂散，虚证用栀子豉汤。腹部胀满加浓朴。不可一概使用。催吐完毕后，可以服用降火、利气、安神定志的药剂。此方出自《气宜保命集》。
(From the classification of Qi Yuan by Master Bao)
Lung Meridian of Hand-Taiyin: Lieque (LU7). Treats hemiplegia caused by wind-stroke. Tianfu (LU8). Treats inability to sleep peacefully due to sudden attack by malignant spirits or persistent diseases.
Large Intestine Meridian of Hand-Yangming: Jianyu (LI15). Quchi (LI11). Treats hemiplegia caused by wind-stroke.
Stomach Meridian of Foot-Yangming: Daju (ST26). Treats hemiplegia and inability to move the four limbs. Chongyang (ST42). Treats wind-stroke, deviation of the mouth and eyes, and flaccidity of the foot with inability to hold it up.
Small Intestine Meridian of Hand-Taiyang: Wangu (SI4). Treats hemiplegia, mania, and palpitations with fear.
Bladder Meridian of Foot-Taiyang: Zhuanyin (Note: Original text says "Zhuanyang", likely a typo for Zhuanyin or specific ancient term). Treats wind-bi with numbness and inability to move the four limbs.
Kidney Meridian of Foot-Shaoyin: Zhaohai (KI6). Treats severe wind-stroke causing hemiplegia, hemiparalysis, and predisposition to sadness and unhappiness.
Gallbladder Meridian of Foot-Shaoyang: Yanglingquan (GB34). Treats hemiparalysis. Huantiao (GB30). Treats wind-dizziness, wind-stroke, hemiparalysis, loss of voice, and aphasia.
Large Intestine Meridian of Hand-Yangming: Tianding (LI17). Treats sudden aphonia accompanied by throat obstruction. Hegu (LI4). Treats aphonia and inability to speak.
Stomach Meridian of Foot-Yangming: Jiache (ST6), Dicang (ST4). Treats aphasia and inability to swallow food and drink. Chengjiang (CV24), Louluo (Note: Original text "Louluo" is ambiguous, possibly referring to a specific point or technique). Treat left side for right-sided symptoms, and right side for left-sided symptoms.
Heart Meridian of Hand-Shaoyin: Yin [missing character] (Likely Yinxie KI6 or Shenmen HT7 in context, but translated as per original gap). Treats aphonia and inability to speak. Lingdao (HT4). Treats sudden aphonia and aphasia.
Sanjiao Meridian of Hand-Shaoyang: Zhigou (SJ6). Treats sudden aphonia and aphasia. Sanyangluo (SJ8). Treats sudden muteness and inability to speak.
Small Intestine Meridian of Hand-Taiyang: Tianchuang (SI16). Treats sudden aphonia and inability to speak.
Kidney Meridian of Foot-Shaoyin: Tonggu (KI65). Treats sudden aphonia and aphasia.
Pericardium Meridian of Hand-Jueyin: Jianshi (PC5). Treats aphonia and inability to speak.
Yellow Emperor's Moxibustion Method: Treats wind-stroke where the eyes are fixed upward and vision is lost. Apply seven moxa cones on the second thoracic vertebra and seven on the fifth thoracic vertebra. Ignite both moxa cones simultaneously. The size of each cone should be like half a jujube pit. Recovery will be immediate.
[Du Sheng San / Sole Holy Powder] Treats various wind pathogens causing excess in the diaphragm. It treats phlegm and saliva accumulation in various epilepsy cases. It is also applicable to miscellaneous diseases.
Gua Di (Seeds of Momordica Charantia) (Quantity not restricted).
Take the above single herb. Crush it to the size of hemp seeds. Stir-fry until yellow, then grind into powder. Based on the patient's duration of illness, constitution (deficiency or excess), and body size, measure one qian or two qians of the powder. Mix with one qian of tea powder and one cup of sour vinegar juice. Administer orally. The patient must fast overnight. Take the medicine at night to induce vomiting. Follow up with warm vinegar water. ○ If inducing vomiting for wind-epilepsy, add half a qian of stir-fried Quan Xie (Scorpio). ○ If treating dampness-induced edema, add one qian of Chi Xiao Dou (Vigna umbellata) powder. ○ If inducing vomiting for parasites, add five to seven drops of Gou You (Dog Oil) and one qian of Xiong Huang (Realgar) powder. For severe cases, add half a qian of Yuan Hua (Genkwa Flos) powder. This will immediately expel the parasites. ○ Vomiting therapy must be performed on clear, sunny days; do not use during cloudy or gloomy weather. However, if the disease is acute and violent, this rule does not apply. The best time for vomiting is between Chen hour (07:00-09:00) and Si hour (09:00-11:00) before noon. The *Neijing* states: From dawn to midday is the yang energy of heaven, specifically the yang within yang.
Regarding the qi of the four seasons, therefore, Zhang Zhongjing's general principle is that spring is suitable for vomiting therapy. Because heavenly qi is above, human qi is also above. In terms of daily qi, this corresponds to Yin, Mao, and Chen hours. Therefore, early administration is preferred over late. This medicine should not be used frequently. The key is to differentiate deficiency and excess. For excess patterns, use Gua Di San; for deficiency patterns, use Zhi Zi Chi Tang. Add Hou Po (Magnolia Bark) for abdominal fullness. Do not use indiscriminately. After vomiting, one may administer formulas that descend fire, promote qi circulation, calm the spirit, and stabilize the mind. This formula originates from *Qi Yi Bao Ming Ji*.