（麻麦稻粟类十四种）
即胡麻，一名巨胜。
甘，平。入足三阴经血分。补精髓，润五脏，通经络，滑肌肤。治尿血，祛头风，敷诸
毒不
合，并阴痒生疮。得蔓荆，治热淋茎痛。得白蜜蒸饵，治百病。配连翘，治小儿瘰 。嚼生
芝麻，绵包与儿咂之，下胎毒。乌色者佳。敷疮，生嚼。滑痰，生用。逐风，酒蒸。入补，
蒸晒。炒食，不生风病。精
滑，脾滑，牙疼，口渴，四者禁用。（麻虽润而偏致口燥。）
秸 淡，寒。烧灰，点痣，去恶肉。配豆腐，治盐哮。
花甘，寒。润大肠。身上生肉丁，擦之即愈。配苦参，治疮疥。
油 甘，微寒。入手阳明经。解天行热毒，凉血润
燥，生肌止痛。得皮硝少许，治小儿便秘。合白蜜，治难产，兼下死胎。
生榨者良。宜生用，若煎服，与火无异。多服困脾损声，精滑者禁用。
一名火麻
畏茯苓、牡蛎、白薇。
甘，平。滑利。入足太阴，兼手阳明经血分。理女子经脉，治汗多胃燥，除里结后重，
去皮
肤顽痹，能催生下乳。合苏子研汁煮粥，治虚风便秘。同紫菀、杏仁煎服，治大便不利。（
肺气润，便自利。）以葱、椒、盐豉入麻仁粥食之，治风水腹大，腰脐重痛。
去壳研用。多食滑精痿阳发带疾。
怪症∶肠头出寸许，痛苦非常，干则自落，又出又落，名截肠。宜于初起麻油浸之，食
大麻
仁汁数升而愈。
（麻、麦、稻、粟类共十四种）
即胡麻，又名巨胜。
味甘，性平。归足三阴经的血分。能补益精髓，滋润五脏，疏通经络，滑润肌肤。治疗尿血，祛除头风，外敷治疗各种毒疮久不愈合，以及阴部瘙痒生疮。配伍蔓荆子，可治疗热淋引起的茎中疼痛。配伍白蜜蒸制后服用，可治疗百病。配伍连翘，可治疗小儿瘰疬。嚼食生芝麻，用绵布包裹让婴儿吸吮，可排出胎毒。以乌黑色的为佳。用于外敷疮疡，需生嚼；用于滑痰，需生用；用于驱逐风邪，需用酒蒸制；用于补益方剂，需蒸晒后使用。炒熟食用，不会引发风病。遗精滑泄、脾虚滑泻、牙痛、口渴这四种情况禁用。（麻仁虽润，但过量易导致口燥。）
秸秆味淡，性寒。烧成灰，点涂于痣上，去除恶肉。配伍豆腐，治疗盐哮。
花味甘，性寒。滋润大肠。身上长出肉丁，擦拭即可痊愈。配伍苦参，治疗疮疥。
油味甘，性微寒。归手阳明经。解除时行热毒，凉血润燥，生肌止痛。加入少许皮硝，治疗小儿便秘。合用白蜜，治疗难产，兼能排出死胎。
以生榨的为好。适宜生用，如果煎服，与火无异。多服会困顿脾胃、损伤声音，精滑者禁用。
又名火麻
畏茯苓、牡蛎、白薇。
味甘，性平。质滑利。归足太阴经，兼入手阳明经血分。调理女子经脉，治疗汗多胃燥，清除里结后重感，去除皮肤顽痹，能催生下乳。合苏子研汁煮粥，治疗虚风便秘。同紫菀、杏仁煎服，治疗大便不利。（肺气滋润，大便自然通畅。）用葱、花椒、盐豉加入麻仁粥中食用，治疗风水腹胀大，腰脐沉重疼痛。
去壳研碎使用。多食会导致滑精、阳痿、发带下病。
怪症：直肠脱出寸许，痛苦非常，干燥则自行脱落，又出又落，名为截肠。宜在初起时用麻油浸泡，饮用大麻仁汁数升而愈。
(Thirteen kinds in the category of Hemp, Wheat, Rice, and Millet)
It is Sesamum indicum (Hemp), also known as Jusheng.
Sweet, neutral. Enters the blood aspect of the three Yin meridians of the foot. Tonifies essence and marrow, moistens the five Zang organs, unblocks collaterals, and lubricates the skin. Treats hematuria, dispels head wind, applies externally for various toxic sores that do not heal, and for pruritus vulvae with sores. Paired with Vitex trifolia (Man Jing Zi), treats painful dysuria (heat strangury) with penile pain. Steamed with white honey and taken as food, treats a hundred diseases. Paired with Forsythia (Lian Qiao), treats pediatric scrofula (luo li). Chew raw sesame seeds, wrap in cotton cloth, and let the infant suckle to expel fetal toxins. The black variety is superior. For applying to sores, chew raw. For slippery phlegm, use raw. For driving out wind, steam with wine. For tonifying formulas, steam and dry. Stir-fried consumption does not induce wind disorders. Contraindicated in cases of seminal emission, spleen deficiency with loose stools, toothache, and thirst. (Although Hemp is moistening, it may cause dry mouth if used excessively.)
Stalks: Bland, cold. Burned to ash, applied to moles to remove malignant flesh. Paired with tofu, treats salt asthma.
Flowers: Sweet, cold. Moistens the large intestine. For fleshy growths on the body, rubbing them leads to immediate healing. Paired with Sophora flavescens (Ku Shen), treats sores and scabies.
Oil: Sweet, slightly cold. Enters the Yangming Meridian of Hand-Taiyang. Resolves epidemic heat-toxins, cools blood and moistens dryness, generates flesh and alleviates pain. With a small amount of Mirabilite (Pi Xiao), treats pediatric constipation. Combined with white honey, treats difficult labor and helps expel dead fetus.
Cold-pressed oil is good. Suitable for raw use; if decocted, it is no different from fire. Excessive intake burdens the spleen and damages the voice; contraindicated in cases of seminal emission.
Also known as Die Shi Hu Ma.
Sweet, slightly warm. Enters the Yangming Meridian. Disperses wind-heat, resolves damp-toxin.
Also known as Huoma.
Incompatible with Poria (Fu Ling), Ostrea (Mu Li), and Anemarrhena (Bai Wei).
Sweet, neutral. Slippery and purgative. Enters the blood aspect of the Taiyin Meridian of Foot, and concurrently the Yangming Meridian of Hand. Regulates women's menses, treats excessive sweating with stomach dryness, removes interior accumulation with tenesmus, eliminates stubborn numbness of the skin, can induce labor and promote lactation. Combined with Perilla seed (Su Zi) juice and cooked into porridge, treats constipation due to deficient wind. Decocted with Aster (Zi Wan) and Apricot kernel (Xing Ren), treats difficulty in defecation. (When Lung Qi is moistened, bowel movements naturally become smooth.) Eating hemp porridge prepared with green onion, pepper, salt, and fermented soybeans (Chi) treats wind-water edema with abdominal distension and heavy pain in the waist and umbilicus.
Use after removing the shell and grinding. Excessive consumption causes seminal emission, impotence, and leukorrhea.
Strange disease: Rectal prolapse extending more than one cun, causing extreme pain; when dry, it falls off spontaneously, then protrudes again and falls off repeatedly, named "Jie Chang" (Intestinal Severance). It is advisable to soak it in sesame oil at the onset, and drink several sheng of hemp seed juice to recover.