Five Seeds and Whole Deer Pills，*The Red Water Mystic Pearl*, Volume 10.，
Five Seeds and Whole Deer Pills
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Formulas Name : Five Seeds and Whole Deer Pills
Chinese Name : 五子全鹿丸
Drug Formulation
Golden Rosehip (pitted) 5 jin, Goji Berries (washed in wine, stems removed) 5 jin,Dodder Seed (rinsed with water, soaked in wine for 3 days, then dried in an oven) 5 jin, Phellodendron Bark (coarse outer bark removed) 5 jin, Poria (peeled) 2 jin, Achyranthes Root (root base removed) 2 jin, Eucommia Bark (coarse outer bark removed, stir-fried with ginger juice) 2 jin, Plantain Seed (washed) 1 jin, Schisandra Berry (washed with wine) 1.5 jin.
Source
*The Red Water Mystic Pearl*, Volume 10.
Processing
Grind the above ingredients into a coarse powder. Take one deer, mix the powder with its blood, and sun-dry it; boil the antlers to extract the glue. Boil the meat and internal organs until extremely tender, then mix the powdered medicine thoroughly with them and pound into cakes, which are then baked dry;fry the bones in oil until crisp; boil the hide to make glue; grind the cakes into a fine powder; mix the powder evenly with deer antler glue and deer hide glue using wine; then add refined honey to form pills the size of a Paulownia seed.
Instructions for Use
Take 70–80 pills per dose, washed down with lightly salted water on an empty stomach and before the afternoon meal; during the cold months, take with wine.
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Terminology Proofreading: [Cheng Bo] | August 31, 2026 Reviewed by: [Wang Zhongxiang, Associate Chief TCM Physician (China)] | August 31, 2026
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Five Seeds and Whole Deer Pills