（一）益气长发，能轻身补中，不老明目，煞风毒。捣敷疮上，止血生肉。最早，春前
生，色白者是。自然香醋淹为菹，益人。治骨蒸，以小便渍一两宿，干，末为丸，甚去热劳。
〔证〕
（二）又，鬼气，取子为末，酒服之方寸匕，瘥。〔证〕
（三）烧灰淋汁，和锻石煎，治恶疮瘢 。〔证〕
（一）发五脏风壅经脉，动痔病，令人昏昏多睡，背膊、四肢无力。〔嘉·证〕
（二）又，菌子有数般，槐树上生者良。野田中者，恐有毒，杀人。〔嘉·证〕
（三）又，多发冷气，令腹中微微痛。〔嘉·证〕
主痒，不宜多食。〔证〕
（一）菰菜∶利五脏邪气，酒 面赤，白癞 疡，目赤等，效。然滑中，不可多食。热
毒风气，卒心痛，可盐、醋煮食之。〔嘉〕
（二）若丹石热发，和鲫鱼煮作羹，食之三两顿，即便瘥耳。〔证〕
（三）茭首∶寒。主心胸中浮热风，食之发冷气，滋人齿，伤阳道，令下焦冷滑，不食
甚好。〔嘉〕
（一）蛔虫心痛，面青，口中沫出，临死∶取叶十斤，细切。以水三石三斗，煮如饧，
去滓。通寒温，空心服一升，虫即下。至重者再服，仍通宿勿食，来日平明服之。〔证〕
（二）患痔∶常取 竹叶煮汁澄清。常用以作饭。〔证〕
（三）又，患热黄、五痔∶捣汁顿服一升，重者再服。〔证〕
（四）丹石发，冲眼目肿痛∶取根一握，洗。捣以少水，绞取汁服之。若热肿处，捣根
茎敷之。〔证〕
（一）能补益元气、促进头发生长，使身体轻盈、补益中气，延缓衰老、明目，消除风毒。捣碎后敷于疮口上，可止血并促进肌肉生长。以早春之前生长的、颜色发白的青蒿为最佳。用自然香醋腌制作为腌菜食用，对人体有益。治疗骨蒸劳热，取一两青蒿浸泡在小便中过夜，晾干后研成粉末制成丸剂，退热劳热的效果很好。
（二）另外，对于鬼气（指突然发作的怪病或精神异常），取青蒿子研成粉末，用酒送服一方寸匕的量，即可痊愈。
（三）将青蒿烧成灰，淋取汁液，与锻石（一种矿物药）一起煎煮，用于治疗恶疮和瘢痕。
（一）菰米（茭白等）会引发五脏风邪壅滞经脉，诱发痔疮，使人昏沉嗜睡，背部、手臂及四肢无力。
（二）另外，菌类有多种，生长在槐树上的菌子品质较好。野田中生长的菌子，恐怕有毒，甚至可能致人死亡。
（三）另外，容易引发体内冷气，导致腹部轻微疼痛。
（一）菰菜（茭白嫩茎）：能疏通五脏中的邪气，对酒后面赤、白癜风、眼红等症状有效。但因其性滑利肠胃，不可多吃。若有热毒风气突发心痛，可用盐、醋煮食来缓解。
（二）如果是服用丹石类药物引起的热症发作，可与鲫鱼一起煮成羹汤食用，吃两三顿后即可痊愈。
（三）茭首（茭白嫩芽）：性寒。主治心胸中的浮热风，但食用后会引发冷气，滋养牙齿却损伤性功能（阳道），导致下焦寒冷滑泄，最好不吃。
（一）蛔虫引起的心痛，面色青紫，口中流涎，濒临死亡：取青蒿叶十斤，切碎。用水三石三斗，煮至如饴糖般浓稠，去渣。待药液温度适宜（不冷不热），空腹服用一升，虫子即可排出。病情严重者再次服用，服药当晚禁食，次日清晨再服一次。
（二）患有痔疮：常取竹叶煮汁澄清，经常用来做饭食用。
（三）另外，患有热黄疽、五种痔疮：捣取青蒿汁一次性服用一升，病情严重者再次服用。
（四）丹石热毒发作，冲击眼目导致肿痛：取一把根，洗净。加少量水捣碎，绞取汁液服用。如果患处红肿发热，可将捣碎的根茎直接敷在患处。
(1) It can tonify primordial Qi, promote hair growth, make the body feel light, nourish the Middle Jiao (Middle Burner), delay aging, and improve vision. It eliminates wind-toxin. When crushed and applied to sores, it stops bleeding and promotes flesh regeneration. The best quality is harvested before spring, characterized by a white color. Pickled in natural fragrant vinegar as a preserved vegetable, it benefits the human body. To treat bone-steaming consumption (Gu Zheng), soak one liang of Qinghao in urine for two nights, dry it, grind it into powder, and form pills; this is very effective in clearing heat from consumption.
(2) Additionally, for "Ghost Qi" (a term referring to sudden onset strange illnesses or mental abnormalities), take the seeds, grind them into powder, and administer with wine using a measure of one cun bi (square inch spoon); recovery will occur.
(3) Burn the herb to ash, leach the ash with water to obtain juice, and decoct it with Duan Shi (calcined mineral drug); this treats malignant sores and scars.
(1) Gu Mi (Zizania aquatica/Giant Water Bamboo) can induce wind stagnation in the five Zang organs and meridians, trigger hemorrhoids, cause drowsiness and lethargy, and lead to weakness in the back, shoulders, arms, and limbs.
(2) Additionally, there are various types of mushrooms; those growing on locust trees are superior. Those found in wild fields may be toxic and even fatal.
(3) Additionally, it tends to generate internal cold qi, causing mild abdominal pain.
Consuming too much makes one feel slightly cold; however, when taken with Cornus Officinalis Fruit (Shan Zhu Yu), it treats edema.
It treats itching but should not be consumed in large quantities.
(1) Gu Cai (the tender stem of Zizania aquatica): It clears pathogenic qi from the five Zang organs, and is effective for post-alcohol facial flushing, vitiligo, and red eyes. However, it is slippery to the intestines and stomach and should not be eaten in excess. For sudden heart pain caused by heat-toxin and wind-qi, it can be boiled with salt and vinegar for consumption.
(2) If heat symptoms arise from taking Dan Shi (mineral drugs), cook it with crucian carp to make soup; consuming three to two meals will result in recovery.
(3) Ju Shou (the tender shoot of Zizania aquatica): Cold in nature. It treats floating wind-heat in the chest and heart, but eating it induces cold qi. It nourishes teeth but damages sexual function (Yang Dao), causing coldness and slipperiness in the Lower Jiao (Lower Burner); it is best not to eat it.
(1) For heart pain caused by roundworms, with a cyan face, foaming at the mouth, approaching death: Take ten jin of Qinghao leaves, cut finely. Boil with three shi and three dou of water until thick like maltose syrup, then strain. Administer one sheng when the temperature is neutral (neither hot nor cold) on an empty stomach; the worms will be expelled. For severe cases, take again; fast overnight, and take again at dawn the next day.
(2) For suffering from hemorrhoids: Frequently boil bamboo leaves to extract clear juice and use it to cook rice.
(3) Additionally, for heat jaundice and five types of hemorrhoids: Crush and extract the juice, take one sheng in one dose; for severe cases, take again.
(4) For Dan Shi heat toxicity attacking the eyes causing swelling and pain: Take a handful of roots, wash them. Crush with a little water, squeeze out the juice, and drink it. If the swollen area is hot, crush the root and stem and apply it topically to the affected area.