古今录验还命千金丸。疗万病。心腹积聚坚结。胸胁逆满咳吐。宿食不消。中风鬼疰入
腹。面目青黑不知人方。
雄黄（研） 鬼臼 徐长卿 石（泥裹烧半日） 瓜丁 雌黄（研） 干姜（各四分）
野葛
（七分炙） 斑蝥（二十枚去足翅熬） 蜀椒（四分去目汗） 地胆（十五枚去翅熬） 射
肉（二分） 丹参（四分）
上十三味捣筛。蜜和捣三千杵。丸如小豆。先食服一丸。日三。不知渐增。以知为度。
若百毒所螫。牛触践。马所蹋啮。痈肿瘰 。以一丸于掌中。唾和涂痛上立愈。正月旦以椒
酒率家中大小各服一丸。终岁无病。神良有验。秘不传。（出第六卷中）
古今录验黄帝护命千金丸。疗羸瘦历年。胸满结疹。饮食变吐。宿食不下。中风鬼疰疾
瘦方。
野葛（七寸炙） 斑蝥（二十枚去足翅熬） 雄黄（研） 雌黄 鬼臼 瓜丁 丹砂（研）
石（泥裹烧半日） 沙参 莽草（炙） 椒（去目汗各一两） 地胆（十五枚去足翅熬）
上十二味捣下筛。蜜和捣三千杵丸如梧子。服五丸。日二。卒中恶气绝不知人。服如小
豆二丸。老小半之。牛马所触践痈肿。若虫毒所啮。取一丸着掌中。唾和涂疮中毒上。立愈。
正月旦以酒率家中大小各一丸。一岁不病。若伤寒身热。服一丸。若欲视病服一丸。病者共
卧不恐。忌生血物。
又犀角丸。疗百病。鬼疰恶风入人皮肤。淫淫液液。流无常处。四肢不仁牵引腰背。腹
胀满
皆疗之方。
犀角（屑） 桂心（各三分） 羚羊角（屑） 牛黄 鬼臼 附子（炮） 獭肝（炙各
二分） 巴
豆（三十枚去心
各四分）
射肉（一分）
上十五味捣筛蜜和捣五千杵。平旦服如胡豆二丸。日三。慎生葱猪肉冷水芦笋生血等物
。（并出第六卷中）
【古今录验还命千金丸】治疗各种疾病。包括心腹部的积聚、坚硬结块；胸胁部气逆胀满、咳嗽呕吐；宿食不消化；以及中风后鬼疰邪气侵入腹部，导致面目青黑、神志昏迷不知人的病症。
药材：雄黄（研磨）、鬼臼、徐长卿、石（用泥包裹烧制半天）、瓜丁、雌黄（研磨）、干姜（各四分）；野葛（七分，炙烤）；斑蝥（二十枚，去足和翅膀，熬制）；蜀椒（四分，去目及出汗处理）；地胆（十五枚，去翅膀，熬制）；射罔（二分）；丹参（四分）。
以上十三味药捣碎过筛，用蜂蜜调和，再捣三千杵，制成如小豆大小的丸剂。饭前服用一丸，每日三次。若无效则逐渐增加剂量，以见效为限度。
如果被各种毒虫叮咬，或被牛顶撞践踏、被马踩踏啃咬，出现痈肿瘰疬，取一丸放在手掌中，用唾液调和涂抹于疼痛处，立即痊愈。正月初一这一天，让家中大小人等各服一丸花椒酒浸泡的丸剂，整年都不会生病。此方神奇灵验，秘不外传。（出自第六卷中）
【古今录验黄帝护命千金丸】治疗身体消瘦多年，胸部胀满、结疹，饮食变化引起呕吐，宿食无法下行。这是治疗中风鬼疰导致身体消瘦的方子。
药材：野葛（七寸，炙烤）；斑蝥（二十枚，去足和翅膀，熬制）；雄黄（研磨）；雌黄；鬼臼；瓜丁；丹砂（研磨）；石（用泥包裹烧制半天）；沙参；莽草（炙烤）；椒（去目及出汗处理，各一两）；地胆（十五枚，去翅膀，熬制）。
以上十二味药捣碎过筛，用蜂蜜调和，再捣三千杵，制成如梧桐子大小的丸剂。每次服用五丸，每日两次。如果突然中恶气绝、神志昏迷不知人，服用如小豆大小的两丸，老人小孩减半。被牛马顶撞践踏引起的痈肿，或被虫毒咬伤，取一丸放在手掌中，用唾液调和涂抹在疮口中毒处，立即痊愈。正月初一这一天，用酒送服，家中大小人等各服一丸，一年不生病。如果是伤寒身热，服用一丸。如果要探视病人，服用一丸，与病人同卧也不害怕。忌食生血类食物。
【又犀角丸】治疗各种疾病。鬼疰恶风侵入人体皮肤，感觉瘙痒如水流动，流窜无常处，四肢麻木不仁，牵引腰背疼痛，腹胀满，都可用此方治疗。
药材：犀角（锉屑）；桂心（各三分）；羚羊角（锉屑）；牛黄；鬼臼；附子（炮制）；獭肝（炙烤，各二分）；巴豆（三十枚，去心，各四分）；射罔（一分）。
以上十五味药捣碎过筛，用蜂蜜调和，再捣五千杵。清晨服用如胡豆大小的两丸，每日三次。慎食生葱、猪肉、冷水、芦笋、生血类等食物。（均出自第六卷中）
[Gujin Luyan Huanming Qianjin Wan] Treats myriad diseases. Including accumulations and firm masses in the heart and abdomen; rebellious fullness in the chest and hypochondrium with coughing and vomiting; retention of undigested food; and wind-stroke where Gui Zhu (ghostly infection) pathogens enter the abdomen, causing blue-black complexion, unconsciousness, and loss of awareness.
Herbs: Xionghuang (Realgar, 雄黄, ground); Guijiu (Podophyllum Root, 鬼臼); Xuchangqing (Cynanchum Paniculatum Root, 徐长卿); Shi (Pumice, 石, wrapped in mud and calcined for half a day); Gading (Trichosanthes Fruit, 瓜丁); Cihuang (Orpiment, 雌黄, ground); Ganjiang (Dried Ginger, 干姜), each 4 fen; Yege (Aconitum Root, 野葛, 7 fen, processed by stir-frying); Banmao (Mylabris, 斑蝥, 20 pieces, remove feet and wings, processed by frying); Shujiao (Sichuan Pepper, 蜀椒, 4 fen, remove eyes and sweat); Didan (Euphorbia Kansui Root, 地胆, 15 pieces, remove wings, processed by frying); She Weng (Gamboge, 射罔, 2 fen); Danshen (Salvia Miltiorrhiza Root, 丹参, 4 fen).
The above thirteen herbs are crushed, sifted, mixed with honey, and pounded three thousand times. Form pills the size of small beans. Take one pill before meals, three times daily. If ineffective, gradually increase the dosage until therapeutic effect is achieved.
If bitten or stung by various poisons, gored or trampled by cattle, or trodden and bitten by horses, resulting in carbuncles and scrofula, take one pill, place it in the palm, mix with saliva, and apply to the painful area for immediate cure. On the first day of the first lunar month, have all family members, adults and children alike, take one pill soaked in pepper wine to prevent illness throughout the year. This formula is miraculous and effective, kept secret and not transmitted. (From Volume 6)
[Gujin Luyan Huangdi Humin Qianjin Wan] Treats chronic emaciation lasting years, chest fullness with rashes, vomiting due to dietary changes, and inability to pass retained food. This is a formula for treating wind-stroke and Gui Zhu (ghostly infection) leading to emaciation.
Herbs: Yege (Aconitum Root, 野葛, 7 cun, processed by stir-frying); Banmao (Mylabris, 斑蝥, 20 pieces, remove feet and wings, processed by frying); Xionghuang (Realgar, 雄黄, ground); Cihuang (Orpiment, 雌黄); Guijiu (Podophyllum Root, 鬼臼); Gading (Trichosanthes Fruit, 瓜丁); Dansha (Cinnabar, 丹砂, ground); Shi (Pumice, 石, wrapped in mud and calcined for half a day); Shashen (Adenophora Root, 沙参); Mangcao (Daphne Genkwa Stem, 莽草, processed by stir-frying); Jiao (Sichuan Pepper, 椒, remove eyes and sweat, each 1 liang); Didan (Euphorbia Kansui Root, 地胆, 15 pieces, remove wings, processed by frying).
The above twelve herbs are crushed, sifted, mixed with honey, and pounded three thousand times. Form pills the size of wutong seeds. Take five pills, twice daily. In cases of sudden qi stagnation leading to apparent death and unconsciousness, take two pills the size of small beans; reduce the dose for the elderly and children. For carbuncles caused by cattle or horse trampling/goring, or bites from insect toxins, take one pill, place it in the palm, mix with saliva, and apply to the infected wound for immediate cure. On the first day of the first lunar month, take one pill with wine for all family members, adults and children, to remain disease-free for a year. In cases of cold damage with body heat, take one pill. When visiting patients, take one pill; sleeping together with the patient poses no fear. Avoid raw blood products.
[Another Xijiao Wan] Treats myriad diseases. Where Gui Zhu (ghostly infection) and evil wind invade the skin, causing itching and fluid-like sensations flowing without fixed location, numbness of the four limbs, pulling pain in the waist and back, and abdominal distension and fullness. All these can be treated with this formula.
Herbs: Xijiao (Rhinoceros Horn, 犀角, shaved); Guixin (Cinnamon Twig Heart, 桂心, each 3 fen); Lingyangjiao (Antelope Horn, 羚羊角, shaved); Niuhuang (Calculus Bovis, 牛黄); Guijiu (Podophyllum Root, 鬼臼); Fuzi (Prepared Aconite Root, 附子, processed by roasting); Tagan (Hydras Liver, 獭肝, processed by stir-frying, each 2 fen); Badou (Croton Seed, 巴豆, 30 pieces, remove hearts, each 4 fen); She Weng (Gamboge, 射罔, 1 fen).
The above fifteen herbs are crushed, sifted, mixed with honey, and pounded five thousand times. Take two pills the size of broad beans at dawn, three times daily. Avoid raw green onions, pork, cold water, reeds, and raw blood products. (All from Volume 6)