Rhinoceros and Antelope Three-Juice Decoction，From *Revised Popular Treatise on Cold Damage*.，When pathogenic factors invade the pericardium, accompanied by phlegm and blood stasis that mutually obstruct the sensory orifices, the condition will inevitably be complicated by spasms and syncope. The patient may remain in a deep, unresponsive sleep all day, or may utter incoherent words and moan, or speak to oneself as if seeing ghosts. Red threads are often visible in the whites of the eyes, and although the tongue is uniformly red, it is coated with sticky saliva.
Rhinoceros and Antelope Three-Juice Decoction
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Formulas Name : Rhinoceros and Antelope Three-Juice Decoction
Chinese Name : 犀羚三汁饮
Drug Formulation
1 qian of rhinoceros horn tip, 2 qian of Forsythia with heart (with seeds), 3 qian of Dong Baiwei, 3 fen of soapberry thorns, 1.5 qian of antelope horn slices, 3 qian of Guang Yujin (pounded), 3 qian of Indian Curcuma (old-style), 1.5 qian of powdered Moutan bark, 2 piao of light bamboo sap, 2 spoons of fresh Acorus calamus juice, and 2 piao of raw lotus root juice.
Source
From *Revised Popular Treatise on Cold Damage*.
Benefits
When pathogenic factors invade the pericardium, accompanied by phlegm and blood stasis that mutually obstruct the sensory orifices, the condition will inevitably be complicated by spasms and syncope. The patient may remain in a deep, unresponsive sleep all day, or may utter incoherent words and moan, or speak to oneself as if seeing ghosts. Red threads are often visible in the whites of the eyes, and although the tongue is uniformly red, it is coated with sticky saliva.
Instructions for Use
First, use rhinoceros horn and antelope horn, 50 fresh mao root stalks (peeled), 0.5 fen of lampwick, and 1 liang of fresh water reed shoots to prepare a decoction to replace water; mix the three juices evenly and combine them. Just before taking, stir in 4 pills of Zhibao Dan, mix well, and swallow.
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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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Rhinoceros and Antelope Three-Juice Decoction,When pathogenic factors invade the pericardium, accompanied by phlegm and blood stasis that mutually obstruct the sensory orifices, the condition will inevitably be complicated by spasms and syncope. The patient may remain in a deep, unresponsive sleep all day, or may utter incoherent words and moan, or speak to oneself as if seeing ghosts. Red threads are often visible in the whites of the eyes, and although the tongue is uniformly red, it is coated with sticky saliva.