气上一遭搓五次，七补加搓三补齐，要搓伸提阳在外，循循无汗呼吸之。
搓搓数十有余遭，热来加搓阳气调，伸提汗出左右摄，诸经汗出病源消。
手取顺摇十一七，气上一次便横阴，循是摇摇真要吐，再加摄按停呼冷。
气下一次要横逆，错乱循环用七遭，再用气上提战法，连吐七口见功高。
劳宫二穴治心风，提按加补弹数匀，心胸大陵升阳法，急取升阴提摄平。三里微用气上
取，连用搜刮指下明，再用寸关摄下法，调匀血气出针宁。
中风不语刺心经，四关四穴见浮沉，次日涌泉如捻去，肺经穴上鱼际针，针刺此穴声音
出，三里升阳气下寻，太冲二穴取血出，气血通畅免劳心。
神不守舍刺心经，内关包络气上循，心经多取神门上，三里照海下法存，并取肝经太冲
穴，外关二穴气上扪，一七多灸心肝俞，四穴提刮一理论。
男子筋骨多疼痛，先取汗法要升阳，升阳已了停呼足，多要补七在搓方。搓摩在取气上
法，后在升阳一理强，再加刮战三按补，连后出针病自康。
妇人筋骨有多般，先取升阴气上冲，停呼三十有余度，再取汗法血气通，汗出补三泻四
五，针出伸提有大功，再加搓提阳出外，骨中邪气自然空。
妇人呕吐不能止，中极圆盘阳在中，气海一穴升阳上，脘内关盘摄响攻，若是响声五七
至，即将呕吐正心胸，三里照海施下法，大小便通即便通。
气上一遭搓五次，七补加搓三补齐，要搓伸提阳在外，循循无汗呼吸之。
在“气上”这一操作过程中搓揉五次，配合七次补法并加入搓揉，再辅以三次补法以完成补齐；关键在于搓揉时要有伸展、提起的动作，使阳气发散于体表，通过有节奏的呼吸来引导无汗者出汗。
搓搓数十有余遭，热来加搓阳气调，伸提汗出左右摄，诸经汗出病源消。
反复搓揉数十次以上，若出现发热症状则增加搓揉次数以调节阳气；配合伸展、提起及左右按压的手法，促使全身经络出汗，从而消除疾病的根源。
手取顺摇十一七，气上一次便横阴，循是摇摇真要吐，再加摄按停呼冷。
手部采取顺向摇动十一或十七次，“气上”操作一次后随即进行横向阴面操作；沿着此法摇动若引发剧烈呕吐感，则需加上按压并暂停呼气时的寒冷刺激（注：此处指代特定的针刺手法与呼吸配合）。
气下一次要横逆，错乱循环用七遭，再用气上提战法，连吐七口见功高。
“气下”操作时要采用横向逆向手法，若气机错乱循环不畅则重复七次；随后再次使用“气上”提升战法，连续呕吐七次即可见到显著疗效。
劳宫二穴治心风，提按加补弹数匀，心胸大陵升阳法，急取升阴提摄平。
取双手劳宫穴治疗心风证，配合提按手法并加入补法，弹针频率均匀；心胸部位取大陵穴以升发阳气，紧急情况下取升阴穴并通过提摄手法使病情平稳。
三里微用气上取，连用搜刮指下明，再用寸关摄下法，调匀血气出针宁。
足三里穴轻微使用“气上”手法取穴，连续运用搜刮手法使指下感觉清晰明了；随后采用寸关部位的摄下法，调和气血后出针以使患者安宁。
中风不语刺心经，四关四穴见浮沉，次日涌泉如捻去，肺经穴上鱼际针，针刺此穴声音出，三里升阳气下寻，太冲二穴取血出，气血通畅免劳心。
中风导致失语者针刺心经，观察四关穴（合谷、太冲）的脉象浮沉变化；次日针刺涌泉穴如捻转般操作，并在肺经的鱼际穴进针，针刺此穴可使声音发出；同时选取足三里以升发阳气，向下寻取太冲穴放血，使气血通畅以免心神劳损。
神不守舍刺心经，内关包络气上循，心经多取神门上，三里照海下法存，并取肝经太冲穴，外关二穴气上扪，一七多灸心肝俞，四穴提刮一理论。
神志不宁、魂魄不安者针刺心经，沿内关穴及心包经向上循行；心经多取神门穴，足三里和照海穴保留下行手法；同时取肝经太冲穴，外关穴采用“气上”抚摸手法；对心俞、肝俞穴多施以艾灸（一七即十四壮），这四穴的提刮手法遵循同一理论。
男子筋骨多疼痛，先取汗法要升阳，升阳已了停呼足，多要补七在搓方。搓摩在取气上法，后在升阳一理强，再加刮战三按补，连后出针病自康。
男子筋骨多疼痛，先采用发汗法并注重升发阳气，升阳结束后充分停顿呼气；多在搓揉方中配合七次补法。搓摩时采用“气上”手法，随后在升阳方面道理更强；再加上刮战法和三次按压补法，连续操作后出针，疾病自然痊愈。
妇人筋骨有多般，先取升阴气上冲，停呼三十有余度，再取汗法血气通，汗出补三泻四五，针出伸提有大功，再加搓提阳出外，骨中邪气自然空。
妇人筋骨病症多种多样，先采用升阴法并配合气机上冲，停顿呼气三十多次；然后再采用发汗法使血气通畅，出汗后补三次泻四次或五次；起针时伸展提起大有功效，再加上搓揉提起使阳气出于体表，骨骼中的邪气自然排空。
妇人呕吐不能止，中极圆盘阳在中，气海一穴升阳上，脘内关盘摄响攻，若是响声五七至，即将呕吐正心胸，三里照海施下法，大小便通即便通。
妇人呕吐不止，中极穴呈圆盘状且阳气居于其中，气海穴用于升发阳气上行，胃脘部及内关穴采用盘旋摄拿手法以攻逐邪气；如果听到响声达到五到七次，呕吐就会停止并端正心胸；足三里和照海穴施用下行手法，大小便随即通畅。
When performing the "Qi Shang" (Ascending Qi) operation, rub five times; combine with seven tonifying manipulations plus rubbing, and three additional tonifications to complete the replenishment. The key is to incorporate stretching and lifting movements so that Yang Qi disperses on the exterior. Guide the induction of sweating in those without sweat through rhythmic breathing.
Rub repeatedly for more than dozens of times. If heat arises, increase rubbing to regulate Yang Qi. Combine stretching, lifting, and bilateral pressing to induce sweating throughout the meridians, thereby eliminating the root cause of the disease.
For the hands, adopt clockwise rocking for eleven or seventeen times. After one "Qi Shang" operation, immediately perform a horizontal Yin manipulation. Following this method, if rocking induces severe nausea/vomiting sensation, add pressing and pause exhalation to address coldness.
For "Qi Xia" (Descending Qi), use horizontal reverse manipulation. If the circulation of Qi is chaotic, repeat seven times. Then re-apply the "Qi Shang" lifting technique. Continuous vomiting seven times indicates high efficacy.
Lao Gong (PC8) bilaterally treats Heart Wind. Apply lifting and pressing with tonification, ensuring uniform finger-tapping frequency. For the chest and heart, Da Ling (PC7) is used to ascend Yang Qi. In emergencies, Sheng Yin points are taken, and lifting/pressing techniques stabilize the condition.
Zu San Li (ST36) uses mild "Qi Shang" extraction. Continuous scraping manipulation clarifies the subcutaneous sensation under the fingers. Subsequently, apply the Cun-Guan descending press method to harmonize Qi and Blood before withdrawing the needle to ensure calmness.
For stroke-induced aphasia, puncture the Heart Meridian. Observe the floating and sinking pulses at Si Guan (Four Gates: Hegu LI4 and Taichong LR3). On the next day, treat Yong Quan (KI1) with twisting manipulation, and puncture Yu Ji (LU10) on the Lung Meridian. Puncturing these points restores voice. Seek Yang Qi ascending from Zu San Li (ST36) and downward to Tai Chong (LR3) for bloodletting. This unblocks Qi and Blood, preventing mental fatigue.
For restless spirit and unsettled mind, puncture the Heart Meridian. Follow the Inner Pass (Nei Guan PC6) and Pericardium Meridian upward. Frequently select Shen Men (HT7) on the Heart Meridian. Retain the descending method for Zu San Li (ST36) and Zhao Hai (KI6). Also select Tai Chong (LR3) on the Liver Meridian, and palpate Wai Guan (TE5) using "Qi Shang" stroking. Moxibustion should be heavily applied to Xin Shu (BL15) and Gan Shu (BL18) (e.g., 14 moxa cones). The lifting and scraping of these four points follow a unified theory.
Men often suffer from bone and tendon pain. First, employ the sweating method focusing on ascending Yang Qi. After ascending Yang, pause exhalation sufficiently. Tonify seven times within the rubbing technique. Rubbing utilizes "Qi Shang" methods, followed by stronger principles of ascending Yang. Add scraping, trembling, and three pressing-tonifications. Withdrawing the needle after continuous treatment leads to natural recovery.
Women present with various bone and tendon disorders. First, employ the descending Yin method with ascending Qi冲 (rushing up). Pause exhalation for over thirty cycles. Then use the sweating method to unblock Qi and Blood. Induce sweating with three tonifications and four or five sedations. Lifting and stretching upon needle withdrawal yields great merit. Finally, rub and lift to expel Yang Qi outward, naturally emptying pathogenic factors from the bones.
For persistent vomiting in women, Zhong Ji (CV3) forms a disk with Yang Qi in the center. Qi Hai (CV6) ascends Yang Qi upward. At the epigastrium and Nei Guan (PC6), use circular pressing/manipulation to attack the pathogen. If sounds are heard reaching five to seven times, vomiting ceases and the chest/heart becomes regulated. Apply descending methods to Zu San Li (ST36) and Zhao Hai (KI6); bowel and bladder movements will subsequently become unobstructed.