无毒
伏龙肝主妇人崩中吐血止咳逆止血消痈肿毒瓦斯（名医所录）【地】（图经曰）此灶中对釜
月
下黄土也以灶有神故号为伏龙肝并以迂隐其名尔（雷公云）凡使勿误用灶下土其伏龙肝是十
年
以来灶额内火气积久结如赤色石中黄其形貌八棱者是（丹房镜源云）伏龙肝或经十年者灶下
掘
深一尺其片紫瓷色者可用○谨按三说然虽皆取于灶但今所用并以灶中对釜月下经久者疗疾多
效与图经所言吻合用之无疑矣【时】（生）无时（采）无时【用】土【色】紫【味】辛【性】
微
温散【气】气之浓者阳也【臭】腥【主】调血消毒【制】研细罗过用【治】（疗）（图经曰）
消
化积滞（日华子云）止鼻洪肠风带下血崩泄精尿血催生下胞及小儿夜啼及中风心烦恍惚（别
录
云）治鬼魇不寤及诸腋臭【合治】合四交道土为末饮儿辟夜啼○为末合醋调涂痈肿
有毒 锻成
锻石（出神农本经）主疽疡疥瘙热气恶疮癞疾死肌堕眉杀痔虫去黑子息肉（以上朱字神
农
本经）疗髓骨疽（以上黑字名医所录）【名】恶灰 希灰 石垩 锻石 石锻【地】（图经曰）
生中山川谷及所在近山处皆有之今之作窑烧青石为灰也有风化水化两种其风化者以经锻灰块
置风中自解此为有力水化者以水沃之即热蒸而解其力差劣矣【时】（采）无时【用】风化者
为
胜【色】白【味】辛甘【性】温散【气】气味俱浓阳也【臭】腥【主】止血生肌【制】（雷
公云）凡使用醋浸一宿漉出待干下火锻令腥秽气出用瓶盛着蜜盖放冷拭上灰令净细研用【治】
（疗）（药性论云）治 疥蚀恶肉止金疮血（日华子云）疗白癜 疡瘢疵及妇人粉刺痔 疽
疮瘿赘
疣子又产后阴不能合浓煎汤熏洗瘥（补）（日华子云）暖水脏【合治】五月五日采蘩蒌葛叶
鹿活
草槲叶芍药地黄叶苍耳叶青蒿叶合锻石捣为团如鸡卵曝干为末疗金疮生肌神验○合百草团为
末治金疮或以腊月黄牛胆取汁溲和却内胆中挂之当风百日研之亦治金疮○合水调如粥浸好糯
米粒全者半置灰中半在外经宿取糯米点人面上黑靥○合醋调如泥疗口 斜者左 涂右右 涂
左
无毒。
伏龙肝主治妇人崩漏、吐血，止咳逆，止血，消痈肿毒瓦斯（名医所录）。【产地】（《图经》曰）这是灶中对釜月下黄土，因为灶中有神，所以称为伏龙肝，并用迂隐的名字来称呼它。（雷公云）凡使用此药，不要误用灶下土。真正的伏龙肝是十年来灶额内火气积久凝结，如赤色石中黄，其形状八棱的是。（《丹房镜源》云）伏龙肝如果经过十年，在灶下掘深一尺，其片呈紫瓷色的可以使用。○谨按三种说法，虽然都取自灶中，但如今所用的是灶中对釜月下经久者，治疗疾病多有效，与《图经》所言吻合，使用无疑。【时令】（生）无固定时间（采）无固定时间【用法】土【颜色】紫色【味道】辛【性质】微温散【气】气之浓者为阳【气味】腥【功效】调血消毒【炮制】研细罗过使用【主治】（疗）（《图经》曰）消化积滞（《日华子》云）止鼻洪、肠风、带下、血崩、泄精、尿血、催生下胞及小儿夜啼及中风心烦恍惚（《别录》云）治鬼魇不寤及诸腋臭【合治】合四交道土为末饮服可辟小儿夜啼○为末合醋调涂痈肿
有毒。锻成。
锻石（出自《神农本草经》）主治疽疡、疥瘙、热气恶疮、癞疾、死肌、堕眉、杀痔虫、去黑子息肉（以上朱字《神农本草经》），疗髓骨疽（以上黑字名医所录）。【名称】恶灰、希灰、石垩、锻石、石锻【产地】（《图经》曰）生于中山川谷及所在近山处皆有之，如今作窑烧青石为灰。有风化水化两种，其风化者以经锻灰块置风中自解，此为有力；水化者以水沃之即热蒸而解，其力差劣矣。【时令】（采）无固定时间【用法】风化者为胜【颜色】白色【味道】辛甘【性质】温散【气】气味俱浓为阳【气味】腥【功效】止血生肌【炮制】（雷公云）凡使用，醋浸一宿，漉出待干，下火锻令腥秽气出，用瓶盛着蜜盖放冷，拭上灰令净，细研使用【主治】（疗）（《药性论》云）治疥蚀恶肉，止金疮血（《日华子》云）疗白癜、疡瘢疵及妇人粉刺、痔疽疮瘿赘疣子，又产后阴不能合，浓煎汤熏洗瘥（补）（《日华子》云）暖水脏【合治】五月五日采蘩蒌葛叶、鹿活草、槲叶、芍药地黄叶、苍耳叶、青蒿叶合锻石捣为团如鸡卵，曝干为末，疗金疮生肌神验○合百草团为末治金疮，或以腊月黄牛胆取汁溲和却内胆中挂之当风百日研之，亦治金疮○合水调如粥，浸好糯米粒全者半置灰中半在外，经宿取糯米点人面上黑靥○合醋调如泥，疗口斜者左 涂右，右 涂左
Non-toxic.
Fulonggan (Couch Soil) treats women's metrorrhagia, hematemesis, cough with reverse flow of qi, stops bleeding, and resolves carbuncles, swelling, and toxic vapors (Recorded by Famous Physicians). [Origin] ("Tu Jing" states) This is yellow earth under the stove pot, facing the moon. Because there is a deity in the stove, it is called Fulonggan, and named euphemistically. (Lei Gong says) When using this herb, do not mistake ordinary soil from under the stove for it. The true Fulonggan is accumulated fire energy from within the stove front over ten years, condensed like a reddish stone with yellow interior, having an eight-prismatic shape. ("Dan Fang Jing Yuan" states) If Fulonggan has been aged for ten years, dug one chi deep under the stove, pieces with a purple porcelain color can be used. ○ According to these three accounts, although all are taken from stoves, what is currently used is that which has been under the stove pot facing the moon for a long time; it is effective in treating diseases, consistent with "Tu Jing", so its use is unquestionable. [Season] (Growth) No fixed time (Harvest) No fixed time [Usage Type] Earth [Color] Purple [Taste] Acrid [Nature] Slightly warm and dispersing [Qi] Dense Qi belongs to Yang [Odor] Fishy [Action] Regulates blood, detoxifies [Processing] Grind finely and sieve before use [Indications] (Treatment) ("Tu Jing" states) Resolves accumulation and stagnation ("Ri Hua Zi" states) Stops epistaxis, intestinal wind, leukorrhea, metrorrhagia, seminal emission, hematuria, promotes delivery of placenta, treats infant night crying, stroke with restlessness and confusion ("Bie Lu" states) Treats spirit oppression causing unconsciousness and various axillary odors [Combined Treatment] Mix with earth from the intersection of four roads, grind into powder, drink to ward off infant night crying ○ Grind into powder, mix with vinegar, apply topically to carbuncles and swelling.
Toxic. Calcined.
Duanshi (Forging Stone) (From "Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing") treats carbuncles and ulcers, scabies and itching, hot qi malignant sores, leprosy, dead flesh, loss of eyebrows, kills hemorrhoid worms, removes black spots and polyps (Red characters: "Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing"), treats medullary bone carbuncle (Black characters: Recorded by Famous Physicians). [Names] Ehui, Xihui, Shi'e, Duanshi, Shiduan [Origin] ("Tu Jing" states) Grows in valleys of Zhongshan and near mountains everywhere. Currently, kilns burn bluestone to make ash. There are two types: weathered and water-activated. The weathered type, when forged ash blocks are placed in the wind, disintegrates naturally; this is potent. The water-activated type becomes hot and steams when water is poured on it, but its efficacy is inferior. [Season] (Harvest) No fixed time [Usage Type] Weathered type is superior [Color] White [Taste] Acrid and Sweet [Nature] Warm and dispersing [Qi] Both odor and taste are dense, belonging to Yang [Odor] Fishy [Action] Stops bleeding, generates flesh [Processing] (Lei Gong says) When using, soak in vinegar overnight, drain and let dry, then calcine over fire until the fishy and foul odor disappears. Store in a bottle, cover with honey, let cool, wipe off surface ash to make clean, grind finely for use. [Indications] (Treatment) ("Yao Xing Lun" states) Treats scabies eroding bad flesh, stops bleeding from traumatic injuries ("Ri Hua Zi" states) Treats vitiligo, ulcer scars and blemishes, women's facial acne, hemorrhoidal carbuncles, sores, goiters, warts, and moles. Also, after childbirth, if the vagina cannot close, decoct strongly and fumigate/wash; it heals. (Supplement) ("Ri Hua Zi" states) Warms the Water Organ [Combined Treatment] On the fifth day of the fifth month, collect Fanlou Ge Ye (Artemisia argyi and Pueraria lobata leaves), Luhuo Cao (Lycopodium japonicum), Hu Ye (Quercus dentate leaves), Shaoyao Dihuang Ye (Paeonia lactiflora and Rehmannia glutinosa leaves), Cang'er Ye (Xanthium strumarium leaves), Qinghao Ye (Artemisia annua leaves), mix with Duanshi, pound into balls the size of chicken eggs, sun-dry, grind into powder; highly effective for traumatic injuries and generating flesh ○ Mix with hundred herbs, pound into powder to treat traumatic injuries; or take bile from a yellow ox in the twelfth lunar month, mix with Duanshi, hang inside the gallbladder, expose to wind for one hundred days, then grind; also treats traumatic injuries ○ Mix with water to form porridge-like consistency, soak whole good glutinous rice grains, half buried in ash, half exposed overnight; take the rice to dab on black spots on the face ○ Mix with vinegar to form mud paste; for facial paralysis (crooked mouth), apply to the unaffected side corresponding to the affected side (apply left to right, right to left).