Lu Rong Usages and Indications

• Tonify kidneys, strengthen yang - fatigue, impotence, cold limbs, lightheadedness, lower back and knee pain, tinnitus, frequent and clear urine.
• Tonify the governing vessel, augments essence and blood, strengthens sinews and bones - children with mental/physical developmental issues.
• Regulates the conception vessel, chong mai, and stabilizies the dai mai - cold deficient leukorrhea or uterine bleeding, infertility with a cold womb.
• Tonifies and nourishes qi and blood - chronic ulcerations/yin-type boils (concave, clear fluid oozing, unhealing).

Dosage and Preparation Notes For Lu Rong

• Dosage: 1-3g powder, start with low doses

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Staff Clinical Notes

This herb is expensive and most often used when alternatives are not appropriate.

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