2 "* Dictionary": Cormorant 2. 1 Source "Materia Medica"
2.2 Pinyin names ch and xi
2.3 Other names of cormorants are: strange cormorant (Erya), hooked fish (herbal medicine), big-headed eagle (convenient diet), horned cormorant, hub-wheel eagle, squint eagle and nighthawk.
2.4 The source is the meat or bones of the red-horned owl.
2.5 The original body length can reach 20 cm. The mouth is dark green and the apex of the lower mouth is near yellow. The iris is yellow. The surface of the upper body, including wings and tail, is mostly grayish brown, covered with insect-like dark brown fine lines; The head and back are also mixed with white-brown spots; Ear feathers are slender and prominent, with brown feather roots and the same color as the top of the head; The face is grayish brown with thin black lines; The face is surrounded by an inconspicuous light brown collar; Eye feathers are brown and white at the bottom and black at the end. The lemma of lateral shoulder feather is mostly brown and white; Feather tips are black and brown; Except for the innermost flight feathers, all flight feathers are mostly dark brown and decorated with brownish white or light grayish brown, as if forming horizontal spots; The flange is white or brownish. There are incomplete brown and white horizontal spots on the tail. The chin is brown and white; * * * The rest are grayish white, with grayish brown fine horizontal spots; There are also dark brown feathers on the chest and sides, decorated with brown chestnut; Axillary feathers and wing feathers are almost pure brown and white; The leg feathers are light brown with brown spots: the toes are gray.
2.6 Habitat distribution: Living in mountainous areas, it lies in the daytime and comes out at night, and it is a staple food insect. Nest in a tree hole. It is distributed in the east of China and reaches Sichuan in the west.
2.7 Sexual Taste ① Ben Feng Jingyuan: "Sour and slightly salty, slightly toxic."
② Seeking the grassland: "Sour and salty, cold."
2.8 Functions are mainly used for expelling wind, relieving convulsion and detoxifying. Treat dizziness, epilepsy, scrofula, malaria and asphyxia.
① Outline: "Cure malaria."
(2) Ben Feng Jingyuan: "Treating labor."
(3) Jilin Chinese herbal medicine: "detoxification, calming the heart." Treat mouse sores, asphyxia and sheep epilepsy. "
2.9 usage and dosage of cormorant: cook or burn and grind 2 ~ 3 yuan; Or baking and grinding into pills and powder.
2. 10 attachment ① cure dizziness due to wind deficiency, shut down the big-headed eagle, remove hair and cook; Burn with bones and drink with wine. ("Convenient Diet Therapy")
② Treatment of epilepsy: An owl, thick with mud, was smoked in the pit for 100 days, and was taken out and ground. San Qian comes every time, twice a day.
③ Treatment of tuberculosis of lymph nodes (mouse sore): an owl. Burn it.
④ Cure choking: two hairless owls. Wrapped in yellow mud, calcined and ground into fine powder. Take it with warm wine, two yuan each time, twice a day. (② Jilin Chinese herbal medicines are as follows)
⑤ Malaria treatment: one cormorant. Eat hair, intestines and oil. (summary)
⑥ Treatment of fatigue: Boil the wine and bake it, spread seven large eels on mint, steam it, add a catty of Chinese yam, mash it and bake it into pills, and drink it on an empty stomach in San Qian. ("This Classic Meets the Original")
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