酸，冷，无毒。
小儿刮肠痢不食，精肉薄切，炙香食之，或置鼻头，闻香自思食。（验方第一。）
噤口痢。同上。（第二。）
上气咳嗽。同上。（第三。）
浮肿胀满不食，脊上肉同蒜食之。（第四。）
风狂歌笑行走，煮熟任意食之。（第五。）
打伤青肿，炙贴之。（第六。）
丹毒，同上。（第七。）
男女阴蚀，肥肉煎洗，不过二十斤。（第八。）
一切黄胆，一斤，温热服，日三次，当利也。（验方第一。）
赤白带，同酒煎服。（第二。）
小便不通，生脂一斤，切，水煎服。（第三。）
痘疮便秘，任食肥肉。（第四。）
卒中五尸，同鸡子醋煎服。（第五。）
中猪肝毒，顿服之。（第六。）
发瘕腹痛，咽如有虫，嗜食与油是也。水煎服，日三。（第七。）
上气咳嗽，肺上脂四两，水煎百沸，合醋食之。（第八。）
肺热暴喑，用一斤，入白蜜一斤再炼，日日服之。（第九。）
胞衣不下，一两，水煎服。（第十。）
热攻手足肿痛，合羊屎敷之。（第十一。）
骨哽咽，吞猪脂一团，不下再。（十二。）
发背发乳，切片，冷水浸贴，日易四五十片，甚妙。（十三。）
用作补心药良。
身面猝肿，用一具，切，醋洗煮熟。入蒜醋食之，勿入盐。（验方第一。）
肿从足起。同上。（第二。）
水肿尿涩，用肝尖三块，绿豆四撮，陈米一合，以水煮粥食之。（第三。）
目赤涩痛，入五味煮食之。（第四。）
急劳瘦悴，日晚即寒热惊悸烦渴。用肝一具切丝，生甘草末十五两，于铛中布肝一层，
甘草一重，
以尽为度，入童便煮干，捣烂手丸豆大，米汤下。（第五。）
女人阴痒，炙肝入内，当有虫出。（第六。）
小儿患刮肠痢疾且食欲不振，将精瘦肉薄切，烤至香气四溢后食用，或者放在鼻头闻其香味，自然就会想进食。（验方第一。）
噤口痢（指痢疾患者因胃气衰败而不能进食者）。同上。（第二。）
上气咳嗽。同上。（第三。）
身体浮肿胀满且食欲不振，将脊背上的肉与大蒜一起食用。（第四。）
风狂病表现为歌笑、行走失常，煮熟后随意食用。（第五。）
被打伤导致青紫肿胀，烤热后贴敷患处。（第六。）
丹毒。同上。（第七。）
男女外阴溃烂腐蚀，用肥肉煎汤清洗，用量不超过二十斤。（第八。）
各种黄疸，用猪肝一斤，温热服用，每日三次，应当会有利下反应。（验方第一。）
赤白带下，与酒同煎服用。（第二。）
卒中五尸虫症，与鸡蛋、醋同煎服用。（第五。）
中猪肝毒，一次性服用解药。（第六。）
发瘕腹痛，咽喉感觉如有虫爬，这是因为嗜食油腻所致。用水煎服，每日三次。（第七。）
上气咳嗽，取肺上脂肪四两，用水煎煮一百次沸腾，混合醋食用。（第八。）
肺热导致的突然失音，用一斤猪肝，加入一斤白蜜再次炼製，每日服用。（第九。）
热邪攻冲导致手足肿痛，配合羊屎外敷。（第十一。）
发背发乳（背部或乳房部的痈疽），切片后用冷水浸泡贴敷，每日更换四五十片，效果很好。（十三。）
用作补心药效果良好。
身体面部突然肿胀，用一整只肝脏，切碎，用醋洗净煮熟。加入蒜和醋食用，不要加盐。（验方第一。）
水肿从足部开始。同上。（第二。）
水肿且小便涩滞，取肝尖三块，绿豆四撮，陈米一合，用水煮成粥食用。（第三。）
眼睛红赤涩痛，加入五味子煮食。（第四。）
急劳消瘦憔悴，傍晚即出现寒热、惊悸、烦躁口渴。取一只肝脏切丝，生甘草末十五两，在锅具中铺一层肝，一层甘草，以此类推直到用完，加入童便煮干，捣烂制成如豆大的丸剂，用米汤送服。（第五。）
Sour in flavor, cold in nature, non-toxic.
For children suffering from "Gua Chang" dysentery (a severe form of dysentery characterized by intestinal scraping sensation) and loss of appetite, slice the lean meat thinly, roast until fragrant, and consume. Alternatively, place it near the nose; the fragrance will naturally stimulate the desire to eat. (Verified Formula No. 1.)
Jin Kou Li (Throat-locking Dysentery: a type of dysentery where the patient cannot eat due to stomach qi exhaustion). Same as above. (No. 2.)
Shang Qi Cough (Cough accompanied by rebellious qi rising upward). Same as above. (No. 3.)
Edema with abdominal distension and loss of appetite. Consume the meat from the back along with garlic. (No. 4.)
Wind-madness manifesting as singing, laughing, and erratic walking. Cook thoroughly and consume at will. (No. 5.)
Bruising and swelling from trauma. Roast until warm and apply as a poultice. (No. 6.)
Dan Du (Erysipelas/Red toxin). Same as above. (No. 7.)
Genital erosion and ulceration in men and women. Fry fatty meat to make a decoction for washing; the dosage should not exceed twenty jin. (No. 8.)
All types of Huang Dan (Jaundice). Use one jin of pig liver, take warm, three times daily. It should induce purgation or diuresis. (Verified Formula No. 1.)
Chi Bai Dai (Red and white leukorrhea). Decoct with wine and take. (No. 2.)
Urinary retention. Take one jin of raw fat, slice, decoct in water, and take. (No. 3.)
Smallpox complicated by constipation. Consume fatty meat at will. (No. 4.)
Zhong Wu Shi (Stroke caused by Five Corpse parasites). Decoct with chicken eggs and vinegar, and take. (No. 5.)
Poisoning from pig liver. Take immediately. (No. 6.)
Fa Jia Abdominal Pain, sensation of insects in the throat, caused by craving for oily foods. Decoct in water and take, three times daily. (No. 7.)
Shang Qi Cough. Take four liang of lung fat, decoct in water until boiling vigorously for a hundred times, mix with vinegar, and consume. (No. 8.)
Bao Yin (Sudden loss of voice) due to Lung Heat. Use one jin of liver, add one jin of white honey, refine again, and take daily. (No. 9.)
Retained placenta (Bao Yi Bu Xia). Take one liang, decoct in water, and take. (No. 10.)
Heat pathogen attacking causing swelling and pain in hands and feet. Apply combined with sheep feces externally. (No. 11.)
Bone stuck in the throat. Swallow a ball of pig fat; if it does not pass, swallow another. (No. 12.)
Fa Bei Fa Ru (Carbuncles on the back or breast). Slice, soak in cold water, and apply as a compress. Change forty to fifty slices daily; this is very effective. (No. 13.)
It serves well as a heart-nourishing medicine.
Sudden swelling of the body and face. Use one whole liver, slice, wash with vinegar, cook thoroughly. Consume with garlic and vinegar; do not add salt. (Verified Formula No. 1.)
Edema starting from the feet. Same as above. (No. 2.)
Edema with scanty and painful urination. Take three pieces of liver tip, four tuos of mung beans, and one he of aged rice. Boil in water to make porridge and consume. (No. 3.)
Red, dry, and painful eyes. Decoct with Wu Wei Zi (Schisandra chinensis) and consume. (No. 4.)
Ji Lao (Acute Consumption) with emaciation and frailty, presenting with alternating chills and fever, palpitations, restlessness, and thirst in the evening. Take one liver, slice into shreds. Mix with fifteen liang of raw Gan Cao (Licorice Root) powder. Layer the liver and licorice powder in a pot until exhausted. Add Tong Bian (Child's Urine) and boil until dry. Pound into pills the size of beans, and take with rice soup. (No. 5.)
Female genital itching. Roast the liver and insert it internally; worms should be expelled. (No. 6.)