钱氏云∶哭属肺，大哭后乳食则伤肺，肺气逆则作吐泻，肺与大肠为表里，故泻也。
《千金》云∶饥人急食多成腹痛。《修真秘》云∶饥食过多成结积聚。又云∶食不欲急，
急则伤脾。扁鹊云∶急食久成痞块面黄。
《素问》云∶饮多则肺布叶，是故气逆而上奔也。故能生痰疾。《仙经》云∶饱后迎风，
多成暴厥不醒，如中风之状也。
大惊后乳食则手少阴经受邪，多成心痛。《抱朴子》云∶大惊乳食及饮水，气节不通，
或吐逆翻胃。《百端经》曰∶惊后饮水，则伤心舌，多成不语也。
仓公曰∶小儿迎风饮乳，风冷入肺，则令咳嗽。《宝鉴》云∶风冷伤于乳，令儿成呕吐，
气冷腹膨。又经曰∶形寒饮冷则伤肺，伤肺则咳嗽。肺主气，气伤则腹胀。
《修真诀》云∶夜露下乳儿，冷乳入喉不散，多成呕逆。《宝鉴》云∶天中喂乳，气逆停
胸，皆成呕逆。
王氏云∶正飧便乳，令儿口臭，牙中出血。通真子云∶乳食并餐，令儿面黄口臭，又能生
痰癖。
葛洪云∶汗者心之液，正汗便乳，则伤其心，心伤则液散，液散则皮肤燥，成心疳壮热。
孙兆云∶母食五辛，令儿龟胸。徐氏云∶食热面便乳儿，久必成龟胸。食酸咸炙爆，乳
儿成渴。
《圣惠方》云∶乳母恣食五辛炙爆浓味，停积乳儿，致儿脏腑生热，热则烦躁，生渴不
止。又云∶儿食酱肉，渴饮水浆，则成渴痢。
钱乙说：哭泣归属于肺，大哭之后立即哺乳会损伤肺，肺气上逆就会导致呕吐和腹泻。因为肺与大肠互为表里，所以会出现泄泻。
《千金方》说：饥饿的人急于进食过多，容易形成腹痛。《修真秘》说：饥饿时进食过多会形成结块积聚。又说：饮食不要急促，急促就会损伤脾脏。扁鹊说：长期进食过急最终会形成痞块，面色发黄。
《素问》说：饮水过多会导致肺叶布散（功能失调），因此气机上逆而奔冲。所以能产生痰疾。《仙经》说：饱食后迎风，多会形成突然昏厥不醒，症状如同中风一样。
受到大惊之后立即哺乳，会使手少阴心经受邪，多形成心痛。《抱朴子》说：受惊后立即哺乳或饮水，导致气机节律不通，或者出现呕吐、翻胃。《百端经》说：受惊后饮水，会损伤心和舌，多形成不能说话的症状。
仓公（淳于意）说：小儿迎风饮乳，风冷之气进入肺部，就会导致咳嗽。《宝鉴》说：风冷伤害乳汁，使婴儿形成呕吐，因气冷导致腹部膨隆。又有一部医经说：形体受寒、饮用冷水会损伤肺，损伤肺就会咳嗽。肺主司气，气受损就会导致腹胀。
《修真诀》说：在夜露下给婴儿喂奶，冷乳进入喉咙无法消散，多形成呕逆。《宝鉴》说：在天中（中午烈日下）喂乳，气机上逆停滞在胸部，都形成呕逆。
王氏说：刚吃完正餐就喂奶，会使婴儿口臭，牙齿出血。通真子说：奶和食物同时进食，会使婴儿面色发黄、口臭，又能生痰癖。
葛洪说：汗是心的体液，刚出汗就喂奶，会损伤心脏，心脏受损则津液耗散，津液耗散则皮肤干燥，形成心疳壮热。
孙兆说：母亲食用五辛（葱、蒜、韭、薤、兴渠等辛辣之物），会使婴儿形成龟胸（鸡胸）。徐氏说：食用热面后立即哺乳，久而久之必然形成龟胸。食用酸咸及烤爆食物后哺乳，婴儿会形成口渴。
《圣惠方》说：乳母放纵食用五辛、烤爆及浓味食物，这些食物停积在体内通过乳汁喂养婴儿，导致婴儿脏腑产生内热，热盛则烦躁，产生不止的口渴。又说：婴儿食用酱肉，口渴时饮水浆，则会形成渴痢。
Qian Yi stated: Crying is associated with the Lung. Breastfeeding immediately after loud crying damages the Lung; when Lung Qi rebels, it causes vomiting and diarrhea. Since the Lung and Large Intestine are exterior-interiorly related, diarrhea occurs.
The *Qianjin Fang* (Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold) states: When a hungry person eats too much hastily, abdominal pain often results. The *Xiuzhen Mi* (Mysteries of Cultivation) states: Eating too much while hungry leads to the formation of accumulations and masses. It further states: Food should not be consumed hastily; hasty eating damages the Spleen. Bian Que stated: Long-term hasty eating eventually forms obstructive masses (Pi Kuai) with a sallow complexion.
The *Suwen* (Basic Questions) states: Excessive drinking causes the pulmonary lobes to disperse (dysfunction), thus Qi rebels and rushes upward. Consequently, phlegm diseases can arise. The *Xianjing* (Scripture of Immortals) states: Exposing oneself to wind after fullness often leads to sudden syncope without consciousness, resembling stroke symptoms.
Breastfeeding immediately after severe fright pathogenizes the Hand-Shaoyin Heart Meridian, often resulting in heart pain. The *Baopuzi* states: Fright followed by breastfeeding or drinking water causes Qi dynamics to become blocked, leading to vomiting or inverted stomach. The *Baiduan Jing* states: Drinking water after fright damages the Heart and tongue, often resulting in muteness.
Cang Gong (Chunyu Yi) stated: Infants drinking milk while exposed to wind allow wind-cold to enter the Lungs, causing coughing. The *Baojian* states: Wind-cold damaging the milk causes infants to vomit, with abdominal distension due to cold Qi. Another classic states: Physical cold exposure and drinking cold fluids damage the Lungs; damaged Lungs cause coughing. The Lung governs Qi; damaged Qi leads to abdominal distension.
The *Xiuzhen Jue* states: Breastfeeding under night dew allows cold milk to enter the throat without dispersing, often causing retching. The *Baojian* states: Breastfeeding at noon causes Qi to rebel and stagnate in the chest, both resulting in retching.
Wang Shi stated: Breastfeeding immediately after a regular meal causes infant halitosis and bleeding from the gums. Tongzhenzi stated: Simultaneous consumption of milk and food causes a sallow complexion and halitosis in infants, and can generate phlegm癖 (phlegm accumulation).
Ge Hong stated: Sweat is the fluid of the Heart. Breastfeeding during normal sweating damages the Heart; Heart damage leads to fluid dispersion; fluid dispersion causes dry skin and results in Heart Gan (childhood malnutrition syndrome) with high fever.
Sun Zhao stated: A mother consuming the Five Pungents (Five Spicy Vegetables) causes the infant to develop pigeon chest (Guixiong). Xu Shi stated: Consuming hot noodles and then breastfeeding will eventually lead to pigeon chest. Consuming sour, salty, roasted, or fried foods and then breastfeeding causes infant thirst.
The *Shenghui Fang* (Holy惠民 Formulas) states: If a lactating mother indulges in the Five Pungents, roasted/fried foods, and strong flavors, these accumulate and pass through the milk to the infant, generating heat in the infant's Zang-Fu organs. Heat causes irritability and unquenchable thirst. It also states: If an infant consumes sauce-preserved meat and drinks fluids when thirsty, it results in thirst-dysentery.