主洗犬咬疮，以水浇屋檐承取用之，以水滴檐下令土湿，取土以敷犬咬处疮上，中
大有毒，误食必生恶疾。
主恶疮久不瘥者，煎令沸，以盐投中，洗之，不过三、五度，立效。
仙人用和药，《博物志》亦载。又蚯蚓破之去泥，以盐涂之化成水，大
主天行诸热，小儿热病，痫癫等疾。新注云∶涂丹毒并敷漆疮，效。
无毒。主消渴重者，取一小盏服之，勿令病患知之，三度瘥。
味咸，苦，有大毒。主 蚀疥癣， 虫咬，马牛为虫蚀，毒虫入肉生子毒。六畜饮
一合，当时死，人亦如之。并盐初熟，槽中沥黑汁也。主疮，有血不可敷也。
有毒。能为风温，疼痹，水肿，面黄，腹大。初在皮肤脚手，入渐至六腑，令人大小
便涩，至五脏渐渐加至，忽攻心便死，急不旋踵，无宽延岁月。既是阴病，复宜以阴物生类
，诸猪、鱼、螺、鳖之属，春夏秋宜泻，冬宜补药，尤宜浸酒中服之，随阴阳所行者。昔马
援南征，重载薏苡仁。闵叔留寓，常食猪肝，盖以为湿疾也。江湖间露气成瘴，两山夹水中
气疟，一冷一热，相激成病症。此三疾俱是湿为，能与人作寒热，消铄骨肉，南土尤甚。若
欲医疗，须细分析，其大略皆瘴类也。人多一概医之，则不瘥。
主治犬咬伤口，取屋檐承接的雨水清洗，或将水滴在屋檐下使泥土湿润，取此湿土敷于犬咬处的疮口上，其中含有大毒，误食必定引发恶疾。
主治经久不愈的恶疮，将水煎至沸腾，投入盐巴搅拌，用此水洗患处，不超过三到五次，立即见效。
仙人用药时曾调和使用，《博物志》中也有记载。另外，蚯蚓弄破后去掉泥土，用盐涂抹它，它会化成水，主要治疗流行性热病、小儿热病、癫痫等疾病。新注释说：涂抹丹毒并敷治漆疮，有效。
无毒。主治各种蛊毒，服用一杯，主治蛇咬伤，可浸泡疮口，都有疗效验证。
无毒。主治严重的消渴症，取一小盏服用，不要让病人知道，三次即可痊愈。
味咸，苦，有大毒。主治蚀烂疥癣、虫咬伤、马牛被虫侵蚀、毒虫钻入肉内生子的毒害。六畜饮用一合（容量单位），当时就会死亡，人也是如此。这是盐和初熟时从槽中沥出的黑汁。主治疮疡，有出血症状时不可外敷。
有毒。能导致风温、疼痛痹阻、水肿、面色发黄、腹部胀大。病邪初起在皮肤手脚，逐渐深入六腑，使人大小便涩滞，进而侵入五脏逐渐加重，突然攻心便会死亡，发病急骤，没有宽限的时间。既然属于阴病，又适宜用阴类生物如猪、鱼、螺、鳖等来治疗，春夏秋宜用泻法，冬季宜用补药，尤其适宜浸泡在酒中服用，根据阴阳运行的规律而定。昔日马援南征，车载大量薏苡仁；闵叔寄居他乡，常食猪肝，大概是为了治疗湿疾。江湖间露水之气形成瘴气，两山夹峙之地的水气形成疟疾，忽冷忽热，相互激荡形成病症。这三种疾病都是湿气所致，能让人产生寒热症状，消耗消瘦骨肉，南方土地尤为严重。如果想要医疗，必须仔细分析，其大略都属于瘴气类疾病。人们往往一概而论地治疗，则无法痊愈。
Mainly used for washing dog bite wounds, collect rainwater from under the eaves to wash, or drip water onto the eaves to moisten the soil, take this wet soil and apply it to the wound of the dog bite; it contains great toxicity, and accidental ingestion will surely cause malignant diseases.
Mainly used for chronic malignant sores that do not heal for a long time, boil the water until bubbling, add salt, and wash the affected area with it; within three to five applications, immediate effect is achieved.
Immortals used it in compounding medicines, as also recorded in *Bowuzhi* (Records of Various Things). Additionally, earthworms are broken open, mud removed, coated with salt, and they liquefy into water; it mainly treats epidemic febrile diseases, pediatric febrile diseases, epilepsy, and other ailments. New annotations state: applying it to erysipelas and dressing lac poisoning is effective.
Non-toxic. Mainly treats various gu poisons; one cup taken internally treats snake bites, and soaking the wound externally is also effective, all with verified efficacy.
Non-toxic. Mainly treats severe cases of Xiao Ke (Wasting and Thirsting Syndrome); take a small cupful to drink, without letting the patient know, and it will heal after three doses.
Salty and bitter in taste, with great toxicity. Mainly treats erosive tinea and psoriasis, insect bites, erosion of horses and cattle by insects, and venom from poisonous insects burrowing into flesh and laying eggs. If livestock drink one he (a unit of volume), they die immediately, and humans are similarly affected. This refers to the black liquid dripping from the trough when salt is first processed. It treats sores, but should not be applied externally if there is bleeding.
Toxic. Can induce Feng Wen (Wind-Warmth pathogen), painful Bi syndrome (obstruction), edema, yellow complexion, and abdominal distension. Initially located in the skin of hands and feet, it gradually enters the Six Fu Organs, causing difficulty in urination and defecation; then it invades the Five Zang Organs, worsening progressively. If it suddenly attacks the Heart, death occurs instantly, with rapid onset and no delay. Since it is a Yin disease, it is suitable to treat with Yin-natured living things such as pigs, fish, snails, and turtles. In spring, summer, and autumn, purgative methods are preferred; in winter, tonic medicines are appropriate. It is especially suitable to be soaked in wine and consumed, following the movement of Yin and Yang. In the past, Ma Yuan carried heavy loads of Coicis Semen (Job's Tears) during his southern campaign; Min Shu, while staying away from home, often ate pig liver, presumably to treat dampness diseases. Dewy air in rivers and lakes forms Zhang Qi (Miasma); water vapor between two mountains forms Nu Jie (Malaria), characterized by alternating cold and heat, agitating each other to form illness. These three diseases are all caused by Dampness, inducing chills and fever, wasting bone and muscle, particularly severe in southern regions. For medical treatment, careful analysis is required; broadly speaking, they all belong to the category of Miasma. People often treat them uniformly, which results in failure to heal.