味甘性平，有微毒，不载经络。主虚劳不足，阳事衰微，传尸鬼疰，蛊毒诸虫，妇人阴
疮虫痒带下，皮肤恶疮，疳 痔漏，腰背间风寒湿痹，诸般草石药毒，香港脚 疡风，白剥风。
肉烧室内，可辟蚊虫，骨置厢中，能除衣蠹。
按∶鳗鲡虽有小毒，而功甚溥，或言是蛟蜃之类，未可尽信。今据稽神录载主疗传尸甚
奇，信亦非常物也。五色全者，其功最胜，然罕能得尔。
味甘，性大温无毒，入脾经。主产后淋沥，血气不调，腹中冷气肠鸣，及湿痹气，又主
补脾益气。血堪涂癣。
按∶鳝鱼甘温之品，脾所快也，宜专入之。生于泥窟，其性善蛰，过夏方出，则为阴类
可知
雷公云∶凡鱼头有白色如连珠及腹中无胆者，头中无腮者，并杀人。注不可合鸬 肉食
之，鲫鱼不可合鹿雉肉食之，鳅鳝不可合白犬血食之，鲤鱼子不可合猪肝食之，鲫鱼亦尔，
青鱼 不可生胡荽及生葵并麦酱食之。虾无须及腹中通黑及煮之反白者，皆不可食。生虾
不可合鸡肉食之，亦损人。
味咸性寒，有微毒，不载经络。主散血破结，益气养筋，除胸热烦闷，捣涂漆疮。爪，
专主破血堕胎，恶柿子。
按∶蟹者解也，故其用主散不主敛。过食令人伤脾吐泻，风疾食之再发，孕妇食之横生，
状
鳗鲡鱼：味道甘甜，性质平和，含有轻微毒性，在经络归属上未作记载。主要治疗虚劳导致的身体亏虚、性功能衰退（阳事衰微）、传尸鬼疰（一种具有传染性的慢性消耗性疾病）、蛊毒以及各种寄生虫病；妇女阴部疮疡、虫蚀瘙痒及白带异常；皮肤恶疮、疳积痔疮瘘管；腰背部因风寒湿邪引起的痹痛；各种草木金石药物中毒；脚气病、癣风、白剥风。将鳗鲡鱼肉烧熟置于室内，可以驱避蚊虫；将其骨头放置在箱柜中，能除去衣蠹（蛀虫）。
按语：鳗鲡虽然带有轻微毒性，但功效非常广泛。有人说它是蛟龙或蜃类生物，这种说法未必完全可信。如今根据《稽神录》记载，其主治“传尸”病的疗效十分奇特，可见它确实不是寻常之物。全身颜色齐全者，药效最为显著，然而很难得到这样的鳗鲡。
鳝鱼：味道甘甜，性质大温，无毒，归入脾经。主要治疗产后淋漓不尽、气血不调、腹中冷气导致肠鸣，以及湿痹之气；又主要起到补脾益气的作用。鳝鱼血可以涂抹治疗癣疾。
按语：鳝鱼属于甘温性质的物品，是脾脏所喜好的，因此适宜专门入脾经。它生长在泥窟之中，习性善于潜伏，要过完夏天才出来活动，由此可知它属于阴类生物。
雷公云：凡是鱼头有白色如连珠状斑点、腹中没有胆、头中没有腮的鱼，都会致人死亡。注：鳝鱼不可与鸬鹚肉一起食用；鲫鱼不可与鹿肉、雉肉一起食用；泥鳅和鳝鱼不可与白犬血一起食用；鲤鱼子不可与猪肝一起食用；鲫鱼也是如此；青鱼不可生吃胡荽（香菜）、生葵菜以及麦酱。没有胡须的虾、腹部中间通体发黑的虾、煮熟后反而变白的虾，都不可食用。生虾不可与鸡肉一起食用，也会损害人体健康。
蟹：味道咸，性质寒，含有轻微毒性，在经络归属上未作记载。主要作用是散血破结、益气养筋、清除胸中的热烦闷感；捣碎后外涂可治疗漆疮。蟹爪，专门主治破血堕胎，忌与柿子同食。
按语：“蟹”字意为解（解散），所以它的功用主要在于消散而非收敛。过量食用会损伤脾胃导致呕吐腹泻；患有风疾的人食用后会再次发作；孕妇食用会导致难产（横生）；……（原文此处截断）
Mudskipper (Manli): Sweet in taste, neutral in nature, with slight toxicity. Meridian tropism is not recorded. It primarily treats deficiency and exhaustion from chronic wasting diseases, impotence, "Chuan Shi Gui Zhu" (a contagious chronic wasting disease), gu poison, various parasites, women's genital ulcers, itching caused by worms, leukorrhea, malignant skin sores, gan accumulation, hemorrhoids, fistulas, wind-cold-damp bi syndrome in the waist and back, poisoning from various herbs, minerals, and stones, podagra (Hong Kong foot), tinea corporis, and white peeling dermatosis. Cooking the meat indoors can repel mosquitoes and flies; placing the bones in cabinets can eliminate clothes moths.
Commentary: Although Mudskipper has slight toxicity, its efficacy is extensive. Some claim it belongs to the class of dragons or water spirits, but this cannot be fully trusted. According to the *Ji Shen Lu*, its treatment of "Chuan Shi" is remarkably effective, confirming that it is indeed an extraordinary creature. Those with all five colors intact possess the strongest efficacy, yet they are rare.
Eel: Sweet in taste, strongly warm in nature, non-toxic. Enters the Spleen meridian. It primarily treats postpartum dripping discharge, irregular blood and qi, intestinal borborygmus caused by cold qi in the abdomen, and damp-bi qi. It also tonifies the Spleen and augments Qi. Eel blood can be applied topically to treat tinea.
Commentary: Eel is a sweet and warm substance, pleasing to the Spleen, and thus appropriately enters the Spleen meridian. Living in mud holes, its nature is to hibernate; it emerges only after summer, indicating it belongs to the Yin category.
Leigong states: Fish with white beads-like spots on the head, lacking gallbladders in the abdomen, or lacking gills in the head are lethal. Note: Eels should not be consumed with cormorant meat; Crucian carp should not be consumed with deer or pheasant meat; Loaches and eels should not be consumed with white dog blood; Carp roe should not be consumed with pig liver; Crucian carp is similar. Black carp should not be eaten raw with coriander, malva, or wheat sauce. Shrimp without whiskers, shrimp with blackness running through the abdomen, and shrimp that turn white when boiled are inedible. Raw shrimp should not be consumed with chicken meat, as it harms the body.
Crab: Salty in taste, cold in nature, with slight toxicity. Meridian tropism is not recorded. It primarily disperses blood and breaks stagnation, augments Qi and nourishes tendons, clears heat and vexation from the chest, and when mashed and applied topically, treats lacquer dermatitis. Crab claws specifically break blood and induce abortion; they are contraindicated with persimmons.
Commentary: The character "Xie" (Crab) implies dissolution/solution; therefore, its function lies mainly in dispersing rather than astringing. Overconsumption damages the Spleen, causing vomiting and diarrhea. For those with wind disorders, consumption leads to recurrence. Pregnant women consuming it may experience difficult labor (malpresentation)... [Text cuts off]