主游肿，醋磨敷之。瓷器物初烧时，相隔皆以灰为泥，然后烧之。 ，瓷也
，但看里有，即收之。
和柏叶、薰草，以涂门户，方一尺，盗贼不来。《抱朴子》亦云有之。
一两，硕热坐卧其上，取病处热彻汗遍身，仍随疾服药。和鼠壤用亦得。
苦酒和为泥，敷肿极效。又云∶鬼疰气痛，取土以秫米甘汁搜作饼，烧令
热，以物裹熨痛处。凡鼢鼠，是野田中尖嘴鼠也。
主温疫。五月一日取之，瓦器中盛。埋之着门外阶下，合家不患时气。又正
月朝早将物去冢头，取古砖一口，将咒要断，一年无时疫，悬安大门也。
搜成泥饼，敷风肿上，仍灸三、二十壮，取热通疮中。又，人中恶风水，肉肿一
个瘥，以土碗灸二百壮，当下黄水，即瘥也。
收置户上，令人宜田。
主肿毒，醋和为泥敷之。亦主蜘蛛咬。土蜂者，在地土中作窠者是。
主恶疮，黄汁出不瘥，渐胤者。取土封之即止。牛角，谓是车边脂角也，
好用。
主蜘蛛咬。先用醋泔汁洗疮，然后泥敷之。黑驴弥佳，浮汁洗之更好。
主治男子阴囊潮湿瘙痒，将药研成细末涂抹，也是治疗阴汗的最佳方法。
主治游走性肿胀，用醋磨碎后外敷。瓷器在刚烧制时，器物之间都用灰泥隔开，然后进行烧制。这是瓷器的制作方法，只要看到里面有这种土，就收集起来。
与柏叶、薰草混合，涂抹在一尺见方的门框上，盗贼不会来。《抱朴子》中也记载了这种方法。
取一两药粉，烧热后坐卧其上，使患处热量透达全身出汗，同时配合内服药物。也可以与鼠壤土混合使用。
用醋调和成泥状，外敷肿胀处，效果极佳。又说：鬼疰气引起的疼痛，取此土用秫米甘汁揉搓做成饼，烧至发热，用布包裹熨烫疼痛部位。凡是鼢鼠（地老鼠），就是田野中尖嘴的老鼠。
主治温疫。五月一日采集，装在瓦器中。埋在门外台阶下，全家就不会患时行疫病。又在正月初一清晨，带着物品去坟头，挖取一块古砖，念咒语断绝病气，一年无时疫，悬挂在大门上即可。
揉搓成泥饼，敷在风肿处，并艾灸三、二十壮，使热气通达疮口。另外，对于人中恶风水，肌肉肿胀成一个硬块难以痊愈的情况，用土碗灸二百壮，排出黄水，即可痊愈。
收藏在门户上方，能使人适宜耕种田地。
主治肿毒，用醋调和成泥状外敷。也主治蜘蛛咬伤。土蜂，是在地土中筑巢的那种蜂。
主治恶疮，黄水流出不止且逐渐蔓延的情况。取此土封贴伤口即可停止渗出。牛角，指的是车辕边的脂角，好用。
主治蜘蛛咬伤。先用醋淘米水清洗疮口，然后用此土泥外敷。黑驴的粪便更佳，用其浮汁清洗效果更好。
Mainly treats dampness and itching of the male scrotum; grinding the substance into a fine powder for topical application is also the best method for treating excessive sweating in the genital area.
Mainly treats migratory swelling; grind with vinegar and apply externally. When porcelain ware is initially fired, ash mud is used as separators between items before firing. This refers to the production of porcelain; simply collect it if found inside.
Non-toxic. Mainly treats difficult labor. Take one qianbi (approx. 3-5g) of the powdered substance, mix with hot wine, and ingest; it has significant efficacy.
Mix with cypress leaves (Bai Ye) and fragrant grass (Xun Cao), and apply to a square foot of the door frame to prevent theft. "Baopuzi" also records this usage.
Take one liang (approx. 30-40g), heat it thoroughly, and sit or lie on it until heat penetrates the affected area and induces whole-body sweating; concurrently administer internal medication. It can also be used mixed with rat mound soil.
Mix with vinegar to form a paste and apply to swelling for extreme efficacy. Also stated: For pain caused by Gui Zhu Qi (Ghost Transmission Qi), take this earth, knead it into cakes using the sweet juice of broomcorn millet (Shu Mi), heat them until warm, wrap in cloth, and apply as a hot compress to the painful area. Any Fensi Shu (Mole Rat) is essentially the sharp-mouthed rat found in wild fields.
Mainly treats Wen Yi (Warm Epidemic). Collect it on the first day of the fifth lunar month, store in a clay vessel, and bury it under the steps outside the gate so that the entire family will not suffer from seasonal pathogens. Also, on the early morning of the first day of the first lunar month, take items to the grave head, excavate an ancient brick, recite incantations to sever the pathogen, ensuring no epidemic for a year; hang it at the main gate.
Knead into a mud cake, apply to Feng Zhong (Wind Swelling), and moxibustion of three to twenty cones should be performed to allow heat to penetrate the lesion. Furthermore, for cases where a person suffers from Evil Wind-Water invasion resulting in a single swollen muscle mass that is slow to heal, apply moxibustion with a clay bowl for two hundred cones; discharge of yellow fluid indicates cure.
Store above the household entrance to promote suitability for agricultural work.
Mainly treats toxic swelling; mix with vinegar to form a paste for external application. Also mainly treats spider bites. Tu Feng (Earth Wasp) refers to those wasps that build nests in the ground soil.
Mainly treats malignant ulcers with persistent yellow exudate and gradual spread; sealing the wound with this earth stops the flow. Niu Jiao (Ox Horn) refers to the fatty horn near the cart, which is preferred for use.
Mainly treats spider bites. First wash the wound with vinegar rice-washing water, then apply the earth paste. Donkey dung is better; washing with its floating juice is even more effective.
Mainly treats individuals who have just arrived in a new place and are suffering from maladaptation to local climate and water/soil conditions; scrape the powder, mix with water, and ingest. Maladaptation to local conditions differs from other diseases, referring specifically to this presentation.
Mainly treats post-stroke flaccidity or spasticity of tendons and bones, cold Bi syndrome with joint pain, stiffness and cramping of hands and feet, wind-induced pulling pain, hemiplegia, and necrosis of muscles. Collect and dry thoroughly for use.