以釜中汤三、四斗，淋之又淋，凡三度极浓，澄清只取二斗，以渍赤小豆二斗，一宿，曝干
复渍，灰汁尽乃止，以豆蒸熟。以羊肉或鹿肉作羹，进此豆饭，初食一升至二升，取饱。微
者，三、四斗愈；极者七、八斗愈。病去时，体中自觉疼痒淫淫。若根本不尽，再为之。神
效方也。（《肘后方》）。
腹中症瘕∶方见介部鳖下。
身面水肿，坐卧不得∶取东引花桑枝，烧灰淋汁，煮赤小豆。每饥即饱食之，不得吃汤
饮
面上痣疵∶寒食前后，取桑条，烧灰，淋汁，入锻石熬膏，以自己唾调点之，自落也。
（《皆效方》）。
白癜驳风∶桑柴灰二斗，甑内蒸之，取釜内热汤洗。不过五、六度，瘥。（《圣惠方》）。
大风恶疾，眉发脱落∶以桑柴灰热汤淋取汁，洗头面（以大豆水研浆，解释灰味，弥佳）。
次用熟水，入绿豆面濯之。三日
狐尿刺人，肿痛欲死∶热桑灰汁渍之，冷即易。（《肘后方》）。
金疮作痛∶桑柴灰筛细，敷之。（《梅师方》）。
疮伤风水，肿痛入腹，则杀人∶多以桑灰淋汁渍之，冷复易。（《梅师方》）。
头风白屑∶桑灰淋汁沐之，神良。（《圣惠方》）。
桑耳、桑黄 见菜部木耳。
桑花 见草部苔类。
桑寄生 见后寓木类。
桑柴火 见火部。
桑螵蛸 见虫部。
桑蠹 见虫部。
用锅中的汤水三到四斗，淋洗（患处或物品）后再淋洗，总共进行三次，直到浓度极高，澄清后只保留二斗，用来浸泡赤小豆二斗，过夜，然后晒干。
再次浸泡，直到灰汁用完为止，然后将豆子蒸熟。
用羊肉或鹿肉做成羹，搭配这种豆饭食用，刚开始吃一升到二升，吃到饱为止。
病情轻微的，吃三、四斗即可痊愈；病情极重的，吃七、八斗即可痊愈。
病邪去除时，身体内部会自觉疼痛、瘙痒且感觉不适。
如果病根未除尽，再重复上述方法。这是非常有效的方子。（出自《肘后方》）。
腹中症瘕（腹部结块）：方剂见介部鳖项下。
身体面部水肿，坐卧不安：取向东生长的桑花枝，烧成灰后淋取汁液，煮赤小豆。每次饥饿时就吃饱食用，不要喝汤水。
面部长痣和瑕疵：寒食节前后，取桑条，烧成灰，淋取汁液，加入锻石熬制成膏，用自己的唾液调和点涂在患处，痣疵自然会脱落。（出自《皆效方》）。
白癜风（皮肤出现白色斑块）：用桑柴灰二斗，放在甑内蒸，取锅内热汤清洗。不超过五、六次，即可痊愈。（出自《圣惠方》）。
大风恶疾（麻风病等严重皮肤病），眉毛头发脱落：用桑柴灰的热汤淋取汁液，洗头面（用大豆水研磨浆液，以消除灰的涩味，效果更佳）。
接着用温水，加入绿豆面清洗。三天……
狐尿刺人（被狐狸尿液污染导致伤口感染），肿痛欲死：用热的桑灰汁浸泡患处，变冷后立即更换。（出自《肘后方》）。
金疮（金属利器造成的创伤）作痛：将桑柴灰筛细，敷在伤口上。（出自《梅师方》）。
疮伤受风水侵袭，肿痛深入腹部，则会致命：多用桑灰淋取的汁液浸泡患处，变冷后立即更换。（出自《梅师方》）。
头风白屑（头皮屑多或头部风湿病变）：用桑灰淋取的汁液洗头，效果极佳。（出自《圣惠方》）。
桑耳、桑黄 参见菜部木耳项下。
桑花 参见草部苔类项下。
桑寄生 参见后文寓木类项下。
桑柴火 参见火部项下。
桑螵蛸 参见虫部项下。
桑蠹 参见虫部项下。
Take three or four dou of the liquid from the pot, pour it over (the affected area or object) repeatedly, for a total of three times, until it is extremely concentrated. Clarify and retain only two dou, then soak two dou of Adzuki Beans (Vigna angularis) in it overnight, and dry them in the sun.
Soak again, continuing until the ash lye is exhausted, then steam the beans until cooked.
Prepare a soup with mutton or venison, and consume this bean rice dish. Initially, consume one to two sheng per meal, eating until full.
For mild cases, recovery occurs after consuming three or four dou; for severe cases, recovery occurs after consuming seven or eight dou.
When the pathogen is expelled, the body will feel painful, itchy, and generally uncomfortable.
If the root cause is not completely eliminated, repeat the process. This is a highly effective prescription (from *Zhou Hou Bei Ji Fang*).
Abdominal masses (*Zhijia*): See the section on Soft-shelled Turtle (*Bie*) under the Class of Testudines.
Edema of the body and face, inability to sit or lie down: Take branches of mulberry trees growing eastward that bear flowers, burn them to ash, extract the lye by pouring water over the ash, and cook adzuki beans in it. Eat this until full whenever hungry, but do not drink any soups or liquids.
Moles and blemishes on the face: Around the Cold Food Festival, take mulberry branches, burn them to ash, extract the lye, add calcined alum (*Duanshi*), and boil into a paste. Mix with one's own saliva and apply to the spots; they will naturally fall off (from *Jie Xiao Fang*).
Vitiligo (*Baidian Bofeng*): Use two dou of mulberry wood ash, steam it in a steamer basket, and wash with the hot liquid collected from the bottom of the pot. After no more than five or six applications, the condition will heal (from *Sheng Hui Fang*).
Severe leprosy-like diseases (*Dafeng*), with loss of eyebrows and hair: Extract juice by pouring hot water over mulberry wood ash, and wash the head and face with it (using soybean water ground into a slurry helps neutralize the astringency of the ash, which is better).
Subsequently, wash with warm water mixed with mung bean flour. For three days...
Swelling and pain caused by fox urine contamination, feeling as if dying: Soak the affected area in hot mulberry ash lye, replacing it immediately when it cools (from *Zhou Hou Bei Ji Fang*).
Pain from metal weapon wounds (*Jinchuang*): Sift fine mulberry wood ash and apply it to the wound (from *Mei Shi Fang*).
Wounds infected by wind and water pathogens, where swelling and pain penetrate into the abdomen, leading to death: Soak extensively in mulberry ash lye, replacing it immediately when it cools (from *Mei Shi Fang*).
Scalp dandruff due to wind-cold (*Toufeng Baixie*): Wash the hair with mulberry ash lye; it is highly effective (from *Sheng Hui Fang*).
Mulberry Fungus (*Sang Er*), Phellinus (*Sang Huang*): See the section on Wood Ear under the Class of Vegetables.
Mulberry Flower (*Sang Hua*): See the section on Mosses under the Class of Herbs.
Mulberry Mistletoe (*Sang Jisheng*): See the section on Parasitic Plants under the subsequent category.
Mulberry Firewood Ash (*Sang Chai Huo*): See the section on Fire under the Class of Fuels.
Cicada Slough (*Sang Piao Xiao*): See the section on Insects under the Class of Animals.
Mulborer Larva (*Sang Du*): See the section on Insects under the Class of Animals.