出宜兴紫泥者佳。入药吸毒用，取其口光滑而薄，不伤肌肉也。
治伤寒不出汗，用吸法∶以二砂壶各盛烧酒八分，重汤煮滚，将酒倾去，即将壶口对脐
上合
住，使吸之紧，轮换汗出即愈。 瘰 破烂拔毒法∶将先破处面糊作饼粘贴，用小砂壶二个
，烧酒煎滚，去酒，以热壶口覆于面饼上，熏疮如拔火壶一样，壶冷，又易一壶，如此数次
，将毒瓦斯拔尽，即愈。熏后用猪胆熬成膏，贴疮口，此方神效。 治兽虫咬伤，并风寒一切
毒。用砂烧酒壶二个，盛大半壶烧酒，先以一壶火上令滚无声，倾去酒，即按在破口上拔出
污黑血，水满则自落，再以次壶仍按疮上轮流提拔，以毒尽为度（俱见经验广集）。按王站
柱
不药良方∶治疯狗咬伤，用砂壶吸法，与此同。吸后再拔去顶上红发，即愈。
李金什曾客淮南，言山阳一带洲渚皆芦苇，产鹤，多卵育于中。村人有能识其期者，俟
鹤下
卵后，窃归，入锅煮熟，急以凉水沃之，看卵壳不热复置其窠，鹤不知而尤煦伏之，过三七
日，其卵中黄白复鲜如故；又窃之归，急煮而又纳窠，鹤又伏之，如是者三次，则鹤卵外壳
浓如紫玉，而杯成矣；复窃之归，锯去其顶，外则镶饰金玉，令成杯形，名灵鹤盏。注酒其
中，辄有小鹤影浮酒上，云食之益寿延年，且能治心疾。不易得，有市者价亦不资。
安神魂，定心悸。小儿用之，除惊痫；孕妇用之，养胎稀痘，出外带之，辟蛇蛊及一切
毒。
出自宜兴紫泥制成的砂壶品质最佳。用于入药吸毒时，选用它是因为其壶口光滑且薄，不会损伤肌肉。
治疗伤寒无汗症，采用吸法：取两个砂壶，各盛烧酒八分，隔水加热至沸腾，倒去酒液，立即将壶口对准脐上吸附住，使其吸力紧密，轮换使用直至出汗，病即痊愈。
瘰疬溃烂拔毒法：先用面糊做成饼粘贴在已破溃处，取两个小砂壶，用烧酒煎煮至沸腾，倒去酒液，趁热将壶口覆盖在面饼上，熏烤疮口如同拔火罐一样，待壶变冷后，再换一个新的壶，如此反复数次，将毒气完全拔出，病即痊愈。熏烤后用猪胆熬制成膏，贴敷于疮口，此方极为神效。
治疗兽虫咬伤，以及风寒引起的一切毒症。用两个砂壶和烧酒壶，装入大半壶烧酒，先将一个壶放在火上加热至沸腾且无声响，倒去酒液，立即按在伤口上拔出污黑的血液，当壶内充满液体后会自动脱落，再依次用另一个壶按在疮口上轮流提拔，以毒血排尽为度（均见于《经验广集》）。据王站柱《不药良方》记载：治疗疯狗咬伤，使用砂壶吸法，与此相同。吸后再拔掉头顶上的红发，即可痊愈。
李金什曾客居淮南，说山阳一带的洲渚长满芦苇，出产鹤，多在芦苇丛中产卵孵化。村里有人能识别鹤产卵的时期，等到鹤下蛋后，偷偷拿回家，放入锅中煮熟，迅速用凉水浇淋，观察蛋壳不再发热时，再放回巢中，鹤不知情而继续温煦伏卧，过了二十一天（三七日），蛋中的黄白部分又恢复新鲜如初；再次偷拿回家，迅速煮熟后再放回巢中，鹤又伏卧其上，像这样重复三次，则鹤卵的外壳变得浓厚如紫玉，从而形成杯子形状；再次偷拿回家，锯去顶部，外部镶嵌装饰金玉，使其成为杯子的形状，名为“灵鹤盏”。注入酒在其中，往往有小鹤的影子浮现在酒面上，据说食用它能益寿延年，且能治疗心疾。这种器物不易得到，市场上有售的价格也不菲。
The clay teapots made from purple mud in Yixing are of the best quality. When used for medicinal suction to extract toxins, they are chosen because their rims are smooth and thin, preventing injury to the muscles.
To treat typhoid fever (Shanghan) with no sweating, use the suction method: Fill two clay teapots one-eighth full with distilled liquor (Baijiu), boil them in a double boiler until boiling, discard the liquor, and immediately press the rim of the pot against the navel to create a tight suction. Rotate the pots until sweating occurs, at which point the condition will resolve.
For extracting toxins from ruptured scrofula (Luoli): First, make a paste of flour and water into a cake and apply it to the ruptured area. Take two small clay teapots, boil distilled liquor in them until boiling, discard the liquor, and cover the face cake on the wound with the hot pot rims. Fumigate the sore as if using cupping therapy. When the pot cools, replace it with another. Repeat this several times until all toxic vapors are extracted, and the condition will heal. After fumigation, apply a ointment made from boiled pig bile to the sore; this prescription is extremely effective.
To treat bites from beasts and insects, as well as all toxic conditions caused by wind-cold: Use two clay teapots and fill them more than half full with distilled liquor. Heat one pot on fire until it boils silently, discard the liquor, and immediately press it onto the wound to suck out dark, dirty blood. The pot will fall off automatically when full of liquid. Then use the second pot in turn to repeatedly lift and suction the wound until all toxins are exhausted (as recorded in *Experience Broadly Collected*). According to Wang Zhanzhu's *Prescriptions Without Medication*: To treat rabid dog bites, use the clay pot suction method, which is identical to the above. After suction, pluck out the red hair from the top of the head, and the patient will recover.
Li Jinshi once stayed as a guest in Huainan. He stated that the islets in the Shanyang area were covered with reeds where cranes lived, laying many eggs among them. Villagers who could identify the timing would wait until the crane laid an egg, then secretly take it home, boil it in a pot, quickly rinse it with cold water, and once the shell was no longer hot, return it to the nest. Unaware, the crane continued to incubate it. After twenty-one days (three sevens), the yolk and white inside the egg would be fresh again. Steal it back, boil it again, and return it to the nest; the crane would incubate it once more. Repeating this three times, the outer shell of the crane egg would become thick and lustrous like purple jade, forming a cup shape. Steal it back again, saw off the top, and inlay the exterior with gold and jade decorations to form a cup shape, named "Spirit Crane Cup" (Linghe Zhan). When wine is poured into it, the shadow of a small crane often floats on the surface of the wine. It is said that consuming from it prolongs life and can treat heart diseases. Such items are rare, and those available in the market command high prices.
It has the effects of calming the spirit (Shen) and stabilizing palpitations. For children, it removes fright and epilepsy; for pregnant women, it nourishes the fetus and mitigates smallpox/toxins. Carrying it while traveling wards off snake venom, gu poison, and all other toxins.