味甘，温，无毒。主惊痫，癫疾，鬼疰，蛊毒，除寒热，贲豚，五癃，邪气挛缩。一名
豚颠。阴干藏之，勿令败。
猪悬蹄。主五痔，伏热在肠，肠痈内蚀。猪四足，小寒。疗伤挞，诸
惊邪，忧恚。肾，冷利，理
肾气，通膀胱。胆，疗伤寒热渴。肚，补中益气，止渴利。齿，主小儿惊痫，五月五日取。
膏，主生发。肪膏，主煎
诸膏药，解斑蝥、芫青毒。 猪肉，味酸，冷，疗狂病。凡猪肉，味苦，主闭血脉，弱筋骨，
虚人肌，不可久食，病患
金创者尤甚。猪屎，主寒热，黄胆，湿痹。
猪为用最多，惟肉不宜人，人有多食，皆能暴肥，此盖虚肌故也。其脂能悦泽皮肤，作
手膏不皲裂，肪膏煎药，无
不用之。勿令中水，腊月者历年不坏，颈下，膏谓之负革脂，入道家用。其屎汁，极疗温毒。
食其肉饮酒，不可卧秋稻
穣中。又白猪蹄白杂青者不可食，食猪膏，又忌乌梅也。
〔谨案〕《别录》云∶猪耳中垢，疗
蛇伤。猪脑，主风眩，脑鸣
及冻疮。血，
痫，及鬼毒去来，寒热五癃，
五脏，主小儿惊痫汗发。十二月上亥日取肪，内新瓦器中，埋亥地百日，主
方家用之。又云一升脂，着
鸡子白十四枚，更良。
味咸，无毒。主痈疽，诸 蚀恶疮，阴KT 烂疮。在土中行。五月取令干燔之。
俗中一名隐鼠，一名鼹鼠，形如鼠，大而无尾，黑色，长鼻甚强，恒穿耕地中行，讨掘
即得。今诸山林中，又有一
兽，大如水牛，形似猪，灰色，下脚似象，胸前尾上皆白，有力而钝，亦名鼹鼠。人张网取
食之，肉亦似牛肉，多以作
脯。其膏亦云主 ，乃云此是鼠王，
其精溺一滴落地辄成一鼠。谷有鼠灾年，则多出，恐非虚耳。谷字一作 。此鼠蹄烧末酒服
，又以骨捣碎酿酒将服之，并治 良验也。
味甘，性温，无毒。主治惊痫、癫疾、鬼疰（一种由邪气引起的慢性消耗性疾病）、蛊毒，能消除寒热症状，治疗贲豚（气从少腹上冲心胸的病症）、五癃（五种小便不通的病症）以及邪气导致的筋脉挛缩。又名豚颠。将其阴干后收藏，不要让它变质。
猪悬蹄（猪蹄甲）。主治五痔（五种痔疮），清除肠道内的伏热，治疗肠痈内蚀（肠道化脓性感染）。猪的四肢，性小寒。治疗被打伤、各种惊邪所致疾病以及忧愤情绪。猪肾，性冷，可治腹泻，调理肾气，通利膀胱。猪胆，治疗伤寒引起的发热和口渴。猪肚，补益中气，益气生津，止渴利尿。猪齿，主治小儿惊痫，需在五月五日采集。
猪膏（猪油），主治促进头发生长。猪脂膏，主要用于煎制各种膏药，能解斑蝥、芫青（一种有毒昆虫）的毒。猪肉，味酸，性冷，治疗狂病。凡是猪肉，味苦，主要作用是闭塞血脉，削弱筋骨，使虚弱之人的肌肉更加虚损，不宜长期食用，患有金创（刀箭创伤）的病人尤其应当避免食用。猪屎，主治寒热、黄疸、湿痹。
猪的用途最多，但唯独其肉不适合人食用。人如果多吃猪肉，都会导致突然肥胖，这大概是使肌肉虚浮的缘故。猪的脂肪能使皮肤润泽，制作成手膏可以防止手部皲裂；用猪脂膏煎药，没有不使用的。不要让猪喝生水，腊月（十二月）制作的猪脂可以存放多年不坏。颈部下方的脂肪称为“负革脂”，道士们使用它。猪的尿液汁液，极善于治疗温毒。吃了猪肉并饮酒后，不可躺在秋收后的稻草堆中睡觉。另外，白猪蹄混杂青色毛发的不可食用；吃了猪油后，也忌讳吃乌梅。
【考证】《名医别录》记载：猪耳中的污垢，治疗蛇咬伤。猪脑，主治风眩、脑鸣以及冻疮。猪血，治疗癫痫，以及鬼毒往来引起的寒热和五癃。猪五脏，主治小儿惊痫发作时出汗。在十二月上亥日采取猪脂，放入新的瓦器中，埋在亥位地下百日，方士家使用它。又记载说，一升猪脂，加入十四个鸡蛋清，效果更佳。
味咸，无毒。主治痈疽、各种腐蚀性的恶疮、阴部溃烂的疮疡。生活在土中。五月采收使其干燥后焚烧。
民间又称隐鼠，又名鼹鼠，形状像老鼠，大而没有尾巴，黑色，鼻子很长且强壮，经常在耕地中穿行挖掘，寻找就能得到。现在各地的山林中，还有一种野兽，大如水牛，形状像猪，灰色，下脚像大象，胸前和尾巴上方都是白色，有力而迟钝，也名叫鼹鼠。人们张开网捕捉来食用，肉质也像牛肉，多用来制作肉干。它的脂肪据说主治某症（原文缺字），有人说这是鼠王，它的一滴精液或尿液滴在地上就会变成一只老鼠。谷物有鼠灾的年份，这种动物就特别多出现，恐怕不是虚言。谷字一作某字（原文缺字）。这种鼠的蹄子烧成末后用酒送服，又将骨头捣碎酿酒服用，都治疗某症（原文缺字）有良好的验证。
Sweet in flavor, warm in nature, non-toxic. It primarily treats jingxian (startle epilepsy), dianji (epilepsy), guizhu (a chronic wasting disease caused by evil qi), and gudú (poison from insects or worms). It eliminates chaine (alternating chills and fever), betun (a condition where Qi rushes upward from the lower abdomen to the chest and heart), wulong (five types of urinary obstruction), and tendon contraction caused by evil qi. Also known as tundian. Dry it in the shade and store it; do not let it spoil.
Zhusuan Ti (Swine Tendon/Nail): Primarily treats wuzhi (five types of hemorrhoids), clears latent heat in the intestines, and treats changyong neishi (intestinal abscess with internal erosion). The four feet of the pig: slightly cold in nature. Treats injuries from beating, various diseases caused by startle/evil qi, and sorrow/resentment. The kidney: cold in nature, treats loose stools, regulates shenqi (Kidney Qi), and promotes bladder patency. The gallbladder: treats febrile thirst caused by shanghan (Cold Damage). The stomach: tonifies the middle and replenishes Qi, stops thirst, and promotes urination. The teeth: primarily treat pediatric jingxian (startle epilepsy); harvest on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month.
The fat/ghee (Gao): Promotes hair growth. The adipose tissue/grease (Fang Gao): Primarily used for decocting various plaster medicines; resolves the toxicity of Banmao (Mylabris) and Yuanqing (Lytta). Pork meat: sour in flavor, cold in nature, treats kuangbing (mania). Generally, pork is bitter in flavor; it tends to obstruct blood vessels, weaken sinews and bones, and cause emaciation in weak individuals; it should not be consumed for long periods, especially by patients with jinchuang (metal/wound trauma). Pig feces: treats chaine (chills and fever), huangdan (jaundice), and shibi (damp-bi syndrome).
Pigs have many uses, but their meat is unsuitable for humans. Those who eat too much pork will become suddenly obese; this is due to causing flaccid muscles. Its fat can nourish and moisten the skin; made into hand cream, it prevents cracking. Pig grease is indispensable for decocting medicines. Do not allow pigs to drink water. Grease made in the twelfth lunar month does not spoil for years. The grease under the neck is called "Fu Ge Zhi" and is used by Daoists. Pig urine juice is extremely effective in treating Wendu (warm toxins). After eating pork and drinking wine, one should not lie in autumn rice straw. Furthermore, white trotters mixed with black hairs should not be eaten; after consuming pig grease, one should avoid eating Wu Mei (dark plum).
[Verification]: *Bielu* states: Soot from pig ears treats snake bites. Pig brain treats fengxuan (wind-induced dizziness), naoming (tinnitus/cranial buzzing), and dongchuang (frostbite). Pig blood treats xian (epilepsy), and the coming and going of gui du (ghost poison) causing chaine and wulong. The five zang organs treat pediatric jingxian with sweating. On a Hai day in the twelfth lunar month, take the fat, place it in a new tile vessel, bury it at the Hai position underground for one hundred days; this is used by alchemists. It is also stated that adding fourteen egg whites to one sheng of fat improves efficacy.
Salty in flavor, non-toxic. Primarily treats yongju (carbuncles and sores), various corrosive malignant ulcers, and ulcerated sores in the genital area. Lives underground. Harvest in the fifth lunar month, dry, and roast.
Commonly known as Yinshu, also named Yanshu. It resembles a mouse but is larger and tailless, black in color, with a very strong, long snout. It constantly burrows through cultivated fields; searching yields results. In various mountain forests today, there is another beast, as large as a water buffalo, resembling a pig, gray in color, with hind legs like an elephant's, white on the chest and above the tail, powerful yet dull, also named Yanshu. People catch it with nets for food; its meat resembles beef and is often made into dried jerky. Its fat is said to treat [missing character]. Some say it is the King of Rats; a single drop of its essence or urine falling on the ground becomes a rat. In years of grain rodent disasters, these animals appear in abundance, which is likely not false. The character 'Gu' is alternatively written as [missing character]. Burning the hooves of this rat to powder and taking them with wine, or crushing the bones to brew wine and drinking it, both show good efficacy in treating [missing character].