论曰∶人之生也，由五谷之精气所化，五味之备，故能生形。经曰∶味归形。若伤于味
，亦
能损形。今饮食反过其节，肠胃不能胜，气不及化，故伤为脾。论曰∶饮食自倍，肠胃乃伤
。或失四时之调养，故能为人之病也。经曰∶气口曰坤，口乃脾之候，故脾胃伤。气口紧盛
而伤者，有多少，有轻重焉。如气口一盛，脉得六至，则伤于厥阴，乃得之轻也，槟榔丸主之
；气口二盛，脉得七至，则伤于少阴，乃伤之重也，煮黄丸主之；气口三盛，脉得八九至，
则伤于太阴，乃伤之尤重也，故填塞闷乱，心胸大痛，兀兀欲吐，得吐则已，俗呼为食迷风
是也。经曰∶上部有脉，下部无脉，其人当吐，不吐则死。宜吐之，以瓜蒂散。如不能，则
无治也。经曰∶其高者因而越之，其下者引而竭之。如伤之太甚，仲景三物备急丸下之。
海藏云∶洁古所论内伤三经，盖出于《内经》，《灵枢》岐伯脉法。
治饮食过多，心腹膨闷。
槟榔（一分） 木香（一分） 枳实（半两，炒） 牵牛头（末，半两） 陈皮（去白，秤半两）
上为极细末，醋糊丸，桐子大，米饮生姜汤下二十丸。
治前症，甚则两胁虚胀。
雄黄（一两，研） 巴豆（半两，去皮心膜，研如泥，入雄黄再研匀）
上二味，入白面二两，同和研匀，滴水丸桐子大，滚浆内十二丸煮熟，漉入冷浆令沉，
每一时辰，浸冷浆下一丸，凡尽十二时也。不必尽剂，以利为度，否则再服。又治胁下 癖痛，
论述说：人的生存，是由五谷的精气所化生，五味具备，所以能够生成形体。《内经》说：味归形。如果饮食滋味损伤过度，也能损害形体。如今饮食反而超过节制，肠胃不能承受，气力不足以运化，所以导致脾脏受伤。论述说：饮食过量一倍，肠胃就会受损。或者违背四季的调养规律，因此成为人的疾病。《内经》说：气口脉象对应坤卦（脾胃），口是脾的外候，所以脾胃受伤。气口脉紧盛而受伤的，有程度多少、病情轻重之分。如气口脉比正常快一倍，脉搏达到六至，则是厥阴经受邪，属于较轻的伤，用槟榔丸主治；气口脉比正常快两倍，脉搏达到七至，则是少阴经受邪，属于较重的伤，用煮黄丸主治；气口脉比正常快三倍，脉搏达到八九至，则是太阴经受邪，属于特别严重的伤，所以出现胸腹填塞闷乱、心胸剧烈疼痛、恶心欲吐，吐出来就缓解，俗称“食迷风”。《内经》说：上部有脉，下部无脉，病人应当呕吐，不呕吐就会死亡。适宜用催吐法，用瓜蒂散。如果不能催吐，就没有办法治疗了。《内经》说：病位高的，顺势使其向上涌出；病位低的，引导其向下排泄干净。如果损伤过于严重，张仲景的三物备急丸用于攻下。海藏先生说：洁古老人所论述的内伤三经，大概出自《内经》，即《灵枢》中岐伯的脉法。
治疗饮食过多，心腹胀满闷痛。
槟榔（一分） 木香（一分） 枳实（半两，炒制） 牵牛子头末（半两） 陈皮（去白，称半两）
以上药物研成极细末，用醋糊制作丸药，大小如梧桐子，用米饮生姜汤送服二十丸。
治疗上述症状，严重时两胁虚胀。
雄黄（一两，研磨） 巴豆（半两，去皮去心膜，研磨成泥，加入雄黄再研磨均匀）
以上两味药，加入白面二两，一同调和研磨均匀，滴水制成梧桐子大小的丸药，在滚热的浆水中煮十二丸至熟，捞出放入冷浆水中使其下沉，每过一个时辰，用冷浆水送服一丸，总共服完十二丸即可。不必服完所有药量，以腹泻为度，否则再服用。又治疗胁下的癖积疼痛，
It is stated: Human life is transformed by the essence of the five grains; with the completeness of the five flavors, the body form is generated. The Classics state: "Flavors return to the form." If damaged by excessive flavors, it can also harm the form. Now, if diet and drinking exceed moderation, the intestines and stomach cannot bear it, and Qi is insufficient for transformation, thus injuring the Spleen. It is stated: "If food and drink double in quantity, the intestines and stomach are injured." Or, failing to follow the nourishment of the four seasons, one becomes ill. The Classics state: "The Qi Kou pulse corresponds to Kun (representing the Spleen and Stomach); the mouth is the manifestation of the Spleen," therefore, when the Spleen and Stomach are injured. When the Qi Kou pulse is tight and full due to injury, there are degrees of severity and lightness. For instance, if the Qi Kou pulse is one-fold stronger, reaching six beats per respiration cycle, it indicates injury to the Jueyin Meridian (Jueyin Meridian), which is a mild case, treated primarily with Binglang Wan (Areca Nut Pill). If the Qi Kou pulse is two-fold stronger, reaching seven beats per respiration cycle, it indicates injury to the Shaoyin Meridian (Shaoyin Meridian), which is a severe case, treated primarily with Zhu Huang Wan (Boiled Rhubarb Pill). If the Qi Kou pulse is three-fold stronger, reaching eight or nine beats per respiration cycle, it indicates injury to the Taiyin Meridian (Taiyin Meridian), which is an exceptionally severe case, resulting in chest and abdominal distension and confusion, severe pain in the heart and chest, constant nausea, relief upon vomiting, commonly known as "Food Intoxication Wind" (Shi Mi Feng). The Classics state: "If there is pulse at the upper part but none at the lower part, the person should vomit; if they do not vomit, they will die." Emesis is indicated, using Gengti San (Melon Pedicle Powder). If emesis is not possible, there is no treatment. The Classics state: "Where the pathogen is high, induce vomiting to expel it; where it is low, guide it downward to empty it." If the injury is too severe, Zhang Zhongjing's Sanwu Beiji Wan (Three-Ingredient Emergency Pill) is used to purge downwards. Haizang said: The internal injury to the three meridians discussed by Jiegu refers to the *Neijing*, specifically the pulse methods of Qibo in the *Lingshu*.
Treats excessive intake of food and drink, causing distension and stuffiness in the heart and abdomen.
Binglang (Arecae Semen, 1 fen), Muxiang (Aucklandiae Radix, 1 fen), Zhishi (Immature Bitter Orange Fruit, 0.5 liang, stir-fried), Qianniu Toumo (Seed of Morning Glory, 0.5 liang), Chenpi (Dried Tangerine Peel, 0.5 liang, white pith removed).
Grind all into an extremely fine powder, make pills with vinegar paste, size of Torreya seeds. Take 20 pills with rice broth and ginger soup.
Treats the aforementioned symptoms; if severe, causes deficiency-type distension in both hypochondria.
Xionghuang (Realgar, 1 liang, ground), Badou (Crotonis Fructus, 0.5 liang, skin and core membrane removed, ground into paste, mixed evenly with Xionghuang).
Take these two ingredients, add 2 liang of white flour, mix and grind evenly. Add drops of water to make pills size of Torreya seeds. Boil 12 pills in hot starch water until cooked, remove and sink them in cold starch water. Every two hours (one Shichen), take one pill with cold starch water, completing twelve doses in total. Do not necessarily finish the entire dose; stop when diarrhea occurs, otherwise take again. Also treats pain from accumulation masses under the hypochondria.