上用鲤鱼大者洗去泥，开肚，以椒末半两，切大蒜三两颗，内鱼腹中缝合，并和小豆一
升煮之，临熟下萝卜三五颗，如指大，切葱一握，煮熟，空腹食之，并豆等强饱尽食之，至
夜即泄气无限，三五日更一顿，下一切恶气。
治肝肾虚，为风寒湿毒所中，流注腿膝，历节疼痛，如锥刀锻刺，不可名状。
牛膝（二两，去芦，怀干） 乌头（正者十枚，捶碎，绢袋盛，乌豆一斗同蒸，一日取
出，去豆不用，去皮尖为妙）
上不要铜铁器，及火与日见，于木臼捣碎牛膝，再以石磨中磨为末，酒糊和丸，如梧桐
子大，每服四十丸，用无灰酒一瓶，中样木瓜一个，切作片入瓶中，煨木瓜烂为度，用此酒
下，不拘时。然肝气恶铁，忌则有之，不见火日，此好事者妄忌，且如乌头牛膝采时，乃一
向阴干也。
治寒湿在经络，腰脚肿痛，行步艰难。
当归（酒洗，焙） 赤小豆（生用） 地龙（去土，炒） 甜瓜子（生用） 木瓜（去
皮，焙） 威灵仙（去土） 白胶香（另研） 骨碎补（去毛） 海桐皮（去粗皮） 乌药 草
乌头（去皮尖） 五灵脂（炒） 芸苔子（炒，各等分）
上件为细末，酒煮面糊和丸，如梧桐子大，每服十五丸至二十丸，空心用温酒或盐汤送
下，日进二服。
治干湿香港脚。
古文钱（十文，醋淬） 海金沙 虎骨（酒炙酥） 肉桂（不见火，以上各半两） 斑
蝥（去头足翼） 乳香（另研） 没药（另研） 朱砂（研为衣，以上各三钱）
上为细末，和匀，酒煮糊为丸，如绿豆大，以朱砂为衣，每服七丸，空心用麝香酒下，
三服见效。
【方剂一：鲤鱼煮豆法】
选用大鲤鱼一条，洗净去除泥沙，剖开鱼肚。放入半两花椒末、两三颗切好的大蒜，填入鱼腹中并缝合。加入一升小豆一起煮。在即将煮熟时，放入三五颗如手指粗细的萝卜、一把切碎的葱，煮熟后空腹食用。连同豆子等物尽量吃饱吃完。到了晚上就会排出无限的浊气。每隔三到五天再服用一次，可以排尽体内一切恶气。
【方剂二：牛膝乌头丸】
主治肝肾虚弱，遭受风寒湿毒侵袭，邪气流注于腿膝部位，导致历节疼痛（关节剧烈疼痛），痛感如同锥子或刀斧锻造刺入一般，痛苦难以形容。
药材：牛膝（二两，去芦头，选用怀庆产且干燥者）；乌头（正品十个，捶碎，用绢袋盛装，与一斗乌豆一同蒸煮，一天后取出，去掉乌豆不用，去皮尖为佳）。
制作与服用方法：不要使用铜铁器具，也不要让药物接触火源和日光。在木臼中将牛膝捣碎，再用石磨研磨成粉末。用酒调面糊作为黏合剂制成丸药，大小如梧桐子。每次服用四十丸，用一瓶无灰酒，放入一个中等大小的木瓜，切片后放入瓶中，将木瓜煨至烂熟，用此酒送服丸药，不限时间。关于“肝气厌恶铁器”的说法，虽有忌讳之说，但不见火日则是多事者的妄加禁忌。况且像乌头、牛膝在采集时，本来就是阴干的。
【方剂三：通络止痛丸】
主治寒湿阻滞经络，引起腰脚肿痛，行走困难。
药材：当归（酒洗，焙干）、赤小豆（生用）、地龙（去土，炒制）、甜瓜子（生用）、木瓜（去皮，焙干）、威灵仙（去土）、白胶香（单独研磨）、骨碎补（去毛）、海桐皮（去粗皮）、乌药、草乌头（去皮尖）、五灵脂（炒制）、芸苔子（炒制），以上各药分量相等。
制作与服用方法：将上述药材研为细末，用酒煮面糊调和制成丸药，大小如梧桐子。每次服用十五丸至二十丸，空腹时用温酒或盐汤送服，每日服用两次。
【方剂四：治干湿香港脚丸】
主治干性香港脚（足部干燥型痛风/风湿）和湿性香港脚（足部肿胀型痛风/风湿）。
药材：古文钱（十文，用醋淬炼）、海金沙、虎骨（酒炙至酥脆）、肉桂（不接触火源，以上各半两）；斑蝥（去掉头、足、翅膀）、乳香（单独研磨）、没药（单独研磨）、朱砂（研磨后作为包衣，以上各三钱）。
制作与服用方法：将药材研为细末，混合均匀，用酒煮面糊制成丸药，大小如绿豆，以朱砂为衣。每次服用七丸，空腹时用麝香酒送服，服用三次即可见效。
[Formula 1: Carp and Bean Decoction]
Select a large carp, wash it clean to remove mud, open its belly, and insert half a liang of Sichuan pepper powder and two or three cloves of sliced garlic into the fish's abdomen. Sew the belly shut. Boil it together with one sheng of Adzuki beans (Vigna angularis). When nearly cooked, add three to five radishes (about the size of a finger) and a handful of chopped scallions. Cook until done. Consume on an empty stomach. Eat as much as possible, including the beans and other ingredients. By nightfall, excessive flatulence will be discharged. Repeat this dose every three to five days to expel all noxious qi from the body.
[Formula 2: Achyranthes and Aconite Pills]
Indications: Deficiency of Liver and Kidney, invaded by Wind-Cold-Dampness toxicity, which flows and accumulates in the legs and knees, causing severe joint pain (Li Jie pain), described as feeling like being pierced by awls or forged knives, unbearable in nature.
Ingredients: Xu Duan / Achyranthis Bidentatae Radix (Liang Liang, remove rhizome, use dried Huai variety); Chuan Wu Tou / Aconiti Radix (Ten authentic pieces, crushed, placed in a silk bag, steamed together with one dou of black soybeans for one day, then removed; discard the beans; removing skin and tips is ideal).
Preparation and Administration: Do not use copper or iron vessels, nor expose the herbs to fire or sunlight. Crush the Achyranthes root in a wooden mortar, then grind it into powder using a stone mill. Mix with wine and flour paste to form pills the size of Sophora seeds (Wu Tong zi). Take forty pills per dose, administered with one bottle of unadulterated wine containing slices of a medium-sized Chaenomeles fruit (Mu Gua), which has been simmered until soft. Use this wine to swallow the pills at any time. Regarding the notion that "Liver Qi fears iron," while some avoid iron, avoiding fire and sun is considered an unnecessary taboo by over-cautious individuals. Moreover, herbs like Aconite and Achyranthes are naturally dried in the shade during collection.
[Formula 3: Meridian-Unblocking Pain-Relieving Pills]
Indications: Cold-Dampness obstructing the meridians, resulting in swelling and pain in the waist and feet, and difficulty walking.
Ingredients: Dang Gui / Angelicae Sinensis Radix (washed with wine, baked); Chi Xiao Dou / Adzuki Beans (used raw); Di Long / Pheretima (cleaned of soil, stir-fried); Tian Gua Zi / Benincasae Semen (used raw); Mu Gua / Fructus Chaenomelis (peeled, baked); Wei Ling Xian / Clematidis Radix et Rhizoma (cleaned of soil); Bai Jiao Xiang / Elemi Resin (ground separately); Gu Sui Bu / Drynariae Rhizoma (hairs removed); Hai Tong Pi / Cortex Santali Rubri (coarse bark removed); Wu Yao / Litseae Fructus; Cao Wu Tou / Aconiti Kusnezoffii Radix (skin and tips removed); Wu Ling Zhi / Trogopterori Faeces (stir-fried); Yun Tai Zi / Brassicae Chinensis Semen (stir-fried). All ingredients are used in equal proportions.
Preparation and Administration: Grind all ingredients into a fine powder. Mix with wine-boiled flour paste to form pills the size of Sophora seeds. Take fifteen to twenty pills per dose on an empty stomach, washed down with warm wine or salt water. Administer twice daily.
[Formula 4: Pilules for Dry and Damp Hongxiangjiao]
Indications: Dry and damp forms of Hongxiangjiao (Gout/Podagra affecting the feet).
Ingredients: Gu Wen Qian / Ancient Coins (ten pieces, quenched in vinegar); Hai Jin Sha / Spora Lygodii; Hu Gu / Pantheris Os (stir-fried with wine until crisp); Rou Gui / Cinnamomi Cortex (not exposed to direct fire, each of these half a liang); Ban Mao / Mylabris (remove head, feet, and wings); Ru Xiang / Olibanum (ground separately); Mo Yao / Myrrha (ground separately); Zhu Sha / Cinnabar (ground for coating, each of these three qian).
Preparation and Administration: Grind all ingredients into a fine powder and mix uniformly. Form pills the size of mung beans using wine-boiled flour paste, coated with Cinnabar. Take seven pills per dose on an empty stomach, administered with Moschus-infused wine. Visible improvement is expected after three doses.