\r打不死草\pc157.bmp\r，生山涧中。细叶软枝，根肥而白，上有须。气味甘，性微
寒。无毒。主治骨碎筋断，瘀血不散，跌打损伤，以酒为使。
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\r地竹\pc158.bmp\r，又名土余竹、地余竹。生于郊野。无花，就地生小软枝，高一、
二寸，叶似家竹，亦非淡竹，乃地竹也。味苦。无毒。采取为末，治男妇老幼，眼目昏花，
或云翳遮睛，或疳疾伤眼，服之，其效如神。同苦蒿尖马鞭梢尖 枸杞尖 共捣为泥，遇暴
赤火眼，左眼塞左鼻，右眼塞右鼻，效。
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地竹，气味苦。无毒。主治骨蒸劳烧，虚劳发热。服之能退五经之热，兼利小便。
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\r地缨子\pc159.bmp\r，此草形似缨子一撮，贴地而生，分赤、绿二色。味苦，性寒。
赤丝者治脱阳，服之如神。绿丝者治脱阴，服之如神。
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\r地缨子\pc160.bmp\r，亦名土细辛。形似蒲公英，根细如丝，月白青色。气味辛，
性温。无毒。主治咳逆上气，头痛，百结拘挛，风湿痹痛。久服明目，轻身延年，亦利九窍。
专治眼疾，或内障、外障，白翳遮睛，同青羊肝为末服，即愈。
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\r血参\pc161.bmp\r，此参按七十二候，生七十二叶，每叶下开一小黄花。十年，根
肥似人形。滇中性燥，产辽东性寒。采根，用糯米蒸透，红润色。主治骨间寒热，惊痫邪气，
接续阳气，定五脏，救蛊毒；除胃中伏热时气，温热泄痢，去肠中小虫，益肝胆气，止惊惕。
久服益志不忘，轻身耐老。客忤疳气热狂，明目，止燥烦；治疮疥，去目中之黄及睛赤肿，
瘀肉高起，痛不可忍。退肝经邪热，除下焦湿热之肿，泻膀胱火。疗咽喉痛，风热盗汗。
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打不死草，生长在山涧之中。叶片细小，枝条柔软，根部肥大且呈白色，上面生有须根。气味甘甜，药性微寒。无毒。主治骨折筋断、瘀血不散、跌打损伤，服用时以酒作为引经药（药引）。
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地竹，又名土余竹、地余竹。生长在郊野之地。不开花，贴近地面生长出细小的软枝，高度约一两寸，叶子像家养的竹子，也不是淡竹，而是地竹。味道苦。无毒。将其采收后研成粉末，治疗男女老幼眼睛昏花，或者是云翳遮挡瞳孔，或者是疳疾损伤眼睛，服用后效果神奇。与苦蒿尖、马鞭梢尖、枸杞尖一同捣烂成泥状，遇到突发性的红眼病（暴赤火眼），将药塞入左眼对应的左鼻孔，或右眼对应的右鼻孔，有效。
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地竹，气味苦。无毒。主治骨蒸劳烧（阴虚发热）、虚劳发热。服用它能清除五脏经络的热邪，兼能通利小便。
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地缨子，这种草的形状像一撮缨子，贴地生长，分为红色和绿色两种颜色。味道苦，药性寒。红色的丝状部分治疗脱阳证，服用后效果如神。绿色的丝状部分治疗脱阴证，服用后效果如神。
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地缨子，也名叫土细辛。形状像蒲公英，根部细长如丝，呈现月白青色。气味辛，药性温。无毒。主治咳嗽气逆、头痛、各种拘挛痉挛、风湿痹痛。长期服用可以明目、轻身延年，也能通畅九窍。专门治疗眼疾，无论是内障还是外障，白翳遮挡瞳孔，配合青羊肝研末服用，即可痊愈。
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血参，这种参按照七十二候的节气规律生长，长出七十二片叶子，每片叶子下面开一朵小黄花。生长十年后，根部肥大，形状像人形。云南地区出产的血参药性偏燥，辽东地区出产的药性偏寒。采摘根部，用糯米蒸透，呈现出红润的颜色。主治骨骼间的寒热交替、惊痫邪气，接续阳气，安定五脏，解救蛊毒；清除胃中潜伏的热邪及时行疫气，温热引起的泄泻痢疾，去除肠道中的小虫，补益肝胆之气，制止惊惕不安。长期服用可以益智不忘事，身体轻盈，延缓衰老。治疗客忤疳气引起的热狂，明目，制止燥热烦闷；治疗疮疥，去除眼中的黄色分泌物及眼球红肿，消除高起的瘀肉，疼痛难以忍受。清除肝经的邪热，消除下焦湿热引起的水肿，泻除膀胱的火邪。治疗咽喉痛，风热盗汗。
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Da Bu Si Cao (Plantain Lily), grows in mountain streams. It has fine leaves and soft branches, with a thick and white root bearing fibrils. Its taste is sweet, and its nature is slightly cold. It is non-toxic. It mainly treats broken bones and severed tendons, stagnant blood that does not dissipate, and traumatic injuries; wine is used as a vehicle (Yin Jing Yao).
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Di Zhu (Bamboo Grass), also known as Tu Yu Zhu or Di Yu Zhu. It grows in the suburbs. It produces no flowers but generates small, soft branches close to the ground, about one or two cun high. The leaves resemble those of cultivated bamboo, yet are neither Dan Zhu nor Di Zhu. Its taste is bitter. It is non-toxic. When harvested and powdered, it treats blurred vision in men, women, the elderly, and children; or nebulae obscuring the pupils; or eye damage caused by gan disease. Ingestion yields miraculous effects. Combined with the tips of Ku Hao (Artemisia annua), Ma Bian Shao (Verbena officinalis), and Gou Qi (Lycium barbarum), pounded into a paste, when applied to sudden acute red eyes (Bao Chi Huo Yan), stuffing the left nostril for the left eye, or the right nostril for the right eye, proves effective.
── Wuben Volume 1 Upper
Di Zhu, has a bitter taste. It is non-toxic. It mainly treats bone-steaming consumption fever and deficiency heat. Ingestion can clear heat from the five meridians and promote urination.
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Di Ying Zi, this herb resembles a tassel cluster, growing flat against the ground, divided into red and green varieties. Its taste is bitter, and its nature is cold. The red fibers treat Yang collapse, with effects like magic. The green fibers treat Yin collapse, with effects like magic.
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Di Ying Zi, also named Tu Xi Xin. It resembles Taraxacum mongolicum, with roots thin as silk, appearing moon-white and bluish-green. Its taste is pungent, and its nature is warm. It is non-toxic. It mainly treats coughing with rebellious qi, headache, various spasms and contractures, and wind-damp bi pain. Long-term ingestion brightens the eyes, lightens the body, prolongs life, and unblocks the nine orifices. It specifically treats eye diseases, whether internal or external obstructions, white nebulae obscuring the pupils; combined with Qing Yang Gan (Blue Sheep Liver) powdered and ingested, it leads to recovery.
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Xue Shen (Blood Ginseng), this ginseng grows seventy-two leaves according to the seventy-two pentads, with each leaf opening a small yellow flower beneath it. After ten years, the root becomes thick and human-shaped. Xue Shen produced in Dian (Yunnan) has a drying nature, while that produced in Liaodong has a cold nature. The roots are harvested and steamed thoroughly with glutinous rice until they turn reddish-brown. It mainly treats alternating cold and heat in the bones, fright-epilepsy and pathogenic qi, reconnects yang qi, stabilizes the five zang organs, and rescues from gu poison; clears latent heat and seasonal epidemic qi from the stomach, warm-heat dysentery, removes intestinal parasites, benefits liver and gallbladder qi, and stops fright and tremors. Long-term ingestion enhances memory, lightens the body, and delays aging. It treats ke wu (alien invasion) and gan qi causing heat mania, brightens the eyes, stops dryness and irritability; treats sores and scabies, removes yellow discharge and red swollen eyeballs, eliminates raised fleshy growths, and relieves unbearable pain. It clears pathogenic heat from the liver meridian, resolves swelling from damp-heat in the lower jiao, and drains bladder fire. It treats sore throat and wind-heat night sweats.
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