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 Cervi Parvum, Cornu


Pin Yin: lu rong
Common name: velvet of young deer horn
Botanical family: (animal) Cervidae
Botanical name: 1, Cervus nippon Temminck; 2, Cervus elaphus L.

Primary action: Supplement Yang
Secondary actions: Supplement Qi; Supplement Blood
Temperature: warm
Taste: sweet, salty
Entering Channel: Lv, Kd

Actions:
   Supports the Chong (Penetrating) and Ren (Conception) Channels and fortifies the Dai Channel .
   Supplements the Essence of the Kidneys, nourishes Qi and Blood; used to help heal Yin ulcers (ooze clear fluid and do not heal).
   (See Kidney Yang Vacuity ; Kidney Qi Vacuity ; Kidney Essence Vacuity ; Vacuity of Qi ; Vacuity of Blood ; Vacuity of Protective Qi .)

Dosage: 3-8 fen if taken orally as powder; 1-1.5 qian in decoctions.

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