主黄胆。子∶生食大寒。主渴，润肺，发冷病。蒸熟曝之令口开，舂取人食之。性寒，
通血脉，填骨髓。〔证〕
（一）主胸、胃热气，有蛇残不得食。〔证〕
（二）主孩子口噤，以汁灌口中，死亦再活。〔证〕
生食治漆疮。五月五日采，曝干作灰，敷面目、通身漆疮。不堪多食尔。〔证〕
（一）主邪气，产难，绝伤。〔证〕
（二）春初嫩叶亦可食，主瘾疹，牙齿诸风疼。〔证〕
（一）无毒。叶及子∶并坚筋能老，除风，补益筋骨，能益人，去虚劳。〔证〕
（二）根∶主去骨热，消渴。〔证〕
（三）叶和羊肉作羹，尤善益人。代茶法煮汁饮之，益阳事。〔证〕
（四）能去眼中风痒赤膜，捣叶汁点之良。〔证〕
（五）又，取洗去泥，和面拌作饮，煮熟吞之，去肾气尤良。又益精气。〔证〕
（一）上疗小儿痫疾，（小便不利）。〔卷·证〕
（二）又方，患石淋、茎又暴赤肿者∶榆皮三两，熟捣，和三年米醋滓封茎上。日六七
遍易。〔卷·嘉·证〕
（三）又方，治女人石痈、妒乳肿。〔卷·嘉〕
（四）案经∶宜服丹石人。取叶煮食，时服一顿亦好。高昌人多捣白皮为末，和菹菜食
之甚美。消食，利关节。〔卷·嘉·证〕
（五）又，其子可作酱，食之甚香。然稍辛辣，能助肺气。杀诸虫，下（气，令人能食。
又）心腹间恶气，内消之。陈滓者久服尤良。〔卷·嘉·证〕
（六）又，涂诸疮癣妙。〔卷·证〕
（七）又，卒冷气心痛，食之瘥。〔卷·嘉·证〕
甘蕉：主治黄疸。果实：生吃性质大寒。主治口渴，滋润肺脏，诱发冷病（疟疾）。将其蒸熟后晒干至裂开，舂碎供人食用。其性寒，能疏通血脉，填补骨髓。〔验证〕
榆荚：
（一）主治胸、胃部的热气，以及因蛇咬伤残留毒素导致无法进食的情况。〔验证〕
（二）主治小儿牙关紧闭（口噤），将汁液灌入口中，即使人已死亡也能使其复活。〔验证〕
生吃可治疗漆疮（接触漆树引起的皮肤过敏）。在五月五日采集，晒干制成灰，敷于面部、眼睛及全身患漆疮处。但不宜多吃。〔验证〕
（一）主治邪气，难产，严重外伤。〔验证〕
（二）初春时的嫩叶也可食用，主治荨麻疹，以及牙齿的各种风痛。〔验证〕
（一）无毒。叶子和果实：都能坚固筋骨，使人衰老缓慢，祛除风邪，补益筋骨，有益人体，去除虚劳。〔验证〕
（二）根：主治去除骨热，治疗消渴症。〔验证〕
（三）叶子与羊肉一起煮羹，特别有益于人体。用代茶的方法煮汁饮用，有助于增强性功能。〔验证〕
（四）能去除眼中风引起的瘙痒和红膜，捣取叶汁滴眼效果良好。〔验证〕
（五）另外，取叶子洗净泥土，和面拌合做成饮品，煮熟后吞服，去除肾气效果尤佳。又能补益精气。〔验证〕
榆树相关方剂与应用：
（一）上方用于治疗小儿癫痫（伴有小便不利）。〔卷·证〕
（二）又一方，患有石淋（尿路结石）、阴茎突然红肿者：取榆皮三两，研熟捣烂，混合三年陈米醋渣，封贴于阴茎上。每天更换六到七次。〔卷·嘉·证〕
（三）又一方，治疗女性石痈、妒乳肿（急性乳腺炎伴肿块）。〔卷·嘉〕
（四）据医经记载：适宜服用丹石类药物的人食用。取叶子煮食，偶尔吃一顿也很好。高昌人多将白皮捣成粉末，拌入腌菜中食用，味道很美。能消化食物，利关节。〔卷·嘉·证〕
（五）另外，其种子可制作酱料，食用起来很香。但略带辛辣，能辅助肺气。杀灭各种寄生虫，下气，让人能进食。又能消除心腹间的恶气，从内部消散它。使用陈旧的残渣长期服用效果更佳。〔卷·嘉·证〕
（六）另外，涂抹治疗各种疮癣效果奇妙。〔卷·证〕
（七）另外，突发冷气心痛，食用后可痊愈。〔卷·嘉·证〕
Gan Jiao (Banana): Primarily treats Huang Dan (Jaundice). Fruits: Raw consumption is extremely cold in nature. It treats Ke (Thirst), moistens the Fei (Lungs), and may trigger Leng Bing (Cold Disease/Malaria). Steam until cooked, sun-dry until split open, pound into powder for human consumption. Its nature is cold; it unblocks Xue Mai (Blood Vessels) and fills Gu Sui (Bone Marrow). [Verified]
Yu Jia (Elm Seeds):
(1) Primarily treats Re Qi (Heat Pathogen) in the chest and stomach, and inability to eat due to residual toxins from snake bites. [Verified]
(2) Primarily treats Kou Jin (Trismus/Jaw Locking) in children; pouring juice into the mouth can revive even a deceased patient. [Verified]
Raw consumption treats Qi Chuang (Lacquer Dermatitis). Collect on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, sun-dry to ash, and apply to the face, eyes, and entire body affected by lacquer dermatitis. However, it should not be consumed in large quantities. [Verified]
(1) Treats Xie Qi (Evil Pathogens), Chan Nan (Dystocia/Difficult Labor), and Jue Shang (Severe Trauma). [Verified]
(2) Tender leaves in early spring are also edible; they treat Yin Zhen (Urticaria/Hives) and various Feng Teng (Wind Pain) affecting the teeth. [Verified]
(1) Non-toxic. Leaves and fruits: Both strengthen tendons and bones, delay aging, dispel Wind, tonify sinews and bones, benefit the human body, and remove Xu Lao (Deficiency Asthenia). [Verified]
(2) Roots: Primarily remove Gu Re (Bone Heat) and treat Xiao Ke (Wasting-Thirst Diabetes). [Verified]
(3) Leaves stewed with mutton meat make a soup that is particularly beneficial to the human body. Boiled as a tea substitute and drunk, it benefits Yang Shi (Sexual Function). [Verified]
(4) It can remove Feng Yang Chi Mo (Wind-induced itching and red membrane in the eyes); applying pounded leaf juice is effective. [Verified]
(5) Additionally, wash the leaves to remove dirt, mix with flour to make a drink, cook thoroughly, and swallow; this is excellent for removing Shen Qi (Kidney-related pathological factors) and further benefits Jing Qi (Essence and Qi). [Verified]
Elm-related applications:
(1) The above prescription treats Xiao Er Xian Ji (Pediatric Epilepsy) (accompanied by Bu Li Xiao Bian/Urinary Difficulty). [Volume·Verification]
(2) Another prescription: For patients with Shi Lin (Stone Stranguria/Urolithiasis) and sudden swelling/redness of the penis: Take San Liang (three taels) of Yu Pi (Elm Bark), pound it thoroughly, mix with three-year-old rice vinegar residue, and apply as a poultice to the penis. Change the application six to seven times daily. [Volume·Jia·Verification]
(3) Another prescription: Treats women's Shi Yong (Stone Abscess) and Du Ru Zhong (Acute Mastitis with Swelling). [Volume·Jia]
(4) According to medical classics: Suitable for individuals who have ingested Dan Shi (Cinnabar and Mica minerals). Boil leaves and eat them; occasionally having one meal is also good. People from Gao Chang often pound the white bark into powder and mix it with pickled vegetables to eat, which tastes very delicious. It aids digestion and promotes joint mobility. [Volume·Jia·Verification]
(5) Additionally, its seeds can be made into sauce, which smells very fragrant when eaten. However, it is slightly pungent and spicy, assisting Fei Qi (Lung Qi). It kills various parasites, directs Qi downward, and stimulates appetite. It also eliminates evil Qi in the heart and abdomen, dissipating it internally. Long-term use of aged residues is especially beneficial. [Volume·Jia·Verification]
(6) Additionally, applying it to various Chuang Xuan (Sores and Tinea) yields wonderful results. [Volume·Verification]
(7) Additionally, for sudden onset of Leng Qi Xin Tong (Cold Qi Heart Pain), eating it leads to recovery. [Volume·Jia·Verification]