盐梅擦牙上，涎出即开。
凡人将老，初落一牙，取付瓦上焙枯，研细敷满口牙上半日，再行吞下，可保余牙永不
脱落。
男子从鼻梁中心寻至头顶，妇女则从后胸寻至顶上，小儿则看两手虎口，如有水泡红子，
即用银针挑穿，喉蛾即破。忌见灯火。一面用老蒜捣烂（如蚕豆大），敷经商穴（在大指下
手腕处寸脉后），男左女右，用蚬壳盖上扎住（用别物盖亦可），片时起一水泡，银针挑破，
将水揩净即痊。或将头顶心法上用姜擦红，或皂角（虫蛀者不可用）研末，醋调服一钱，重
者用一钱五分。或用鹅毛蘸药入喉搅动亦可，并敷喉外，干则随换，少时吐出痰涎即愈，此
喉风喉痹第一奇验方也。或鹅毛粘真桐油一分，搅喉取痰。（皂角方兼治内外缠喉风并锁喉
风）
喉蛾喉闭缠喉风皆曰喉痹
生附子（切片）涂白蜜，火炙透黑收存，临用取如绿豆大一粒，含口内，咽津。此林屋
山人秘法，虽暑天亦宜用，切勿迟疑自误。喉肿心痛，闭目不语，起首脉散牙紧发慌，手足
麻木，此名朱砂症（又名心经疔，非喉风也） 急用红纸捻烧照前后心，见有红点，用银针
挑破，内有红筋挑出（如无红点，少刻再看，或服药后再看必有），挑破处用常往来门脚泥
涂敷，立愈。
将煅炉甘石（经高温煅烧的矿物药，主要成分为碳酸锌）与石膏按等量混合，每日涂抹于牙齿上，注意不要用力刷牙，长期坚持可使牙齿变得紧密。
用盐渍梅子擦拭牙齿，待唾液流出后，牙齿间的缝隙即可打开。
人年老时，如果刚开始掉落一颗牙齿，取这颗脱落的牙齿放在瓦片上焙烤至焦枯，研成细粉，敷满口腔内的其余牙齿上半天，然后再吞服下去，可以保护剩余的牙齿永不脱落。
男子从鼻梁中心向上寻找直至头顶，妇女则从后背胸部向上寻找直至头顶，小儿则观察两手虎口部位，如果发现水泡或红色小点，立即用银针挑破，喉蛾（扁桃体肿大）即会破裂消散。治疗期间忌见灯火。同时，取老蒜捣烂如蚕豆大小，敷贴在商阳穴（位于大拇指下方手腕处寸口脉后方），男性敷左手，女性敷右手，用蚬壳覆盖并扎紧固定（用其他物品覆盖也可以），片刻后起一水泡，用银针挑破，擦净水分即可痊愈。或者用生姜擦头顶心使其发红，或将皂角（虫蛀者不可使用）研成粉末，用醋调匀服用一钱，重症者服用一钱五分。也可以用鹅毛蘸取药物伸入喉咙搅动，并在喉外患处敷药，干燥后立即更换，不久吐出痰涎即可痊愈，这是治疗喉风、喉痹的第一奇效验方。或者用鹅毛粘附真桐油一分，伸入喉咙搅动以引出痰液。（皂角方兼治内外缠喉风和锁喉风）
喉蛾、喉闭、缠喉风都称为喉痹。
将生附子（切片）涂上一层白蜜，用火炙烤至透黑后收藏备用。使用时取如绿豆大的一粒含在口中，咽下津液。这是林屋山人的秘法，即使在暑天也适宜使用，切勿迟疑以免耽误病情。若出现喉肿、心痛、闭目不语、初起脉象散乱、牙关紧闭、心慌、手足麻木等症状，此名为朱砂症（又名心经疔，并非喉风）。紧急时用红纸捻点燃，照射前后心部位，看到有红点，用银针挑破，挑出里面的红筋（如果没有红点，稍后再看，或者服药后再看必定会有），在挑破处涂上经常往来踩踏的门脚泥进行敷贴，立刻痊愈。
Calcined Halloysitum (a mineral drug calcined at high temperature, mainly composed of zinc carbonate) and Gypsum Fibrosum are mixed in equal proportions. Apply to the teeth daily; do not brush vigorously. With long-term use, the teeth will naturally become tight.
Rub the teeth with salted plum; when saliva flows out, the gaps between the teeth will open.
When a person is aging and begins to lose a tooth for the first time, take the fallen tooth, bake it on a tile until charred, grind it into fine powder, apply it to cover all remaining teeth in the mouth for half a day, and then swallow it. This can ensure that the remaining teeth never fall out.
For men, search from the center of the nasal bridge up to the vertex; for women, search from the posterior chest up to the vertex; for children, observe the webbing between the thumb and index finger (Hegu area). If blisters or red spots are found, puncture them immediately with a silver needle, and the tonsillar swelling (Tonsillitis) will rupture. Avoid exposure to fire or light during treatment. Meanwhile, mash old garlic into a paste the size of a broad bean, and apply it to Shangyang Point (located behind the radial pulse at the base of the thumb), on the left hand for men and the right hand for women. Cover with a clam shell and tie securely (other covers may also be used). After a short while, a blister will form; puncture it with a silver needle, wipe away the fluid, and recovery will follow. Alternatively, rub ginger on the center of the head until red, or grind Sophora Flavescens Bark (do not use worm-eaten ones) into powder, mix with vinegar, and take 1 qian (approx. 3-5g); for severe cases, take 1.5 qian. One may also dip a goose feather in the medicine and insert it into the throat to stir, and apply externally to the throat. Replace as it dries; spitting out phlegm and saliva shortly after indicates cure. This is the first miraculous prescription for treating Wind-Throat and Throat Bi. Alternatively, dip a goose feather in pure Tung Oil (one part) and insert it into the throat to stir and induce expectoration. (The Sophora Flavescens Bark prescription also treats internal and external winding wind-throat and locked wind-throat.)
Tonsillar swelling, throat closure, and winding wind-throat are all referred to as Throat Bi.
Apply raw Aconite Root (sliced) coated with white honey, roast over fire until thoroughly blackened, and store for later use. When needed, take one grain-sized piece (size of a mung bean), place it in the mouth, and swallow the saliva. This is a secret method of Linwu Mountain Hermit; it is suitable even in summer, so do not hesitate to avoid self-harm. If symptoms include throat swelling, heart pain, closing eyes and inability to speak, initial scattered pulse, clenched jaw, palpitations, and numbness of hands and feet, this is named Cinnabar Syndrome (also known as Heart Meridian Ding, not Wind-Throat). Urgently burn a red paper twist and shine it on the anterior and posterior heart areas. If red spots appear, puncture them with a silver needle and draw out the red veins inside. (If no red spots appear, wait a moment and check again, or check after taking medicine; there will definitely be some.) Apply mud from the threshold of frequently walked doors to the punctured area for dressing; immediate recovery will occur.