味甘微寒。主风痹不仁。筋急。五脏腹中积聚。寒热。羸瘦。头疡白秃。面 。久
服强志。不饥轻身。生山谷。
威示共侯。行知适馆。导气枝悬。蛰冬穴暖。玉共酥凝。膏流霜满。燃照争明。短檠休
伴。
周礼。大射诸侯则共熊侯。李时珍曰。熊行山中。虽数千里必有 伏之所。山中人谓之
熊馆
。诗。适子之馆兮。汉书传注。古之仙者。为导引之事。若熊之攀枝自悬也。酉阳杂俎。冬
蛰不食。陶弘景曰。熊脂乃背上肪。色白如玉。陆游词。雪暖酥凝。沈约诗。夙昔玉霜满。
日华子曰。燃灯烟损人眼。程俱诗。何人劝之照。烛燎皆争明。陆游诗。且作短檠伴。
味甘平。主伤中劳绝。要痛羸瘦。补中益气。妇人血闭无子。止痛安胎。久服轻身延
年。一名鹿角胶。
斑龙解角。候届鸣蝉。粲磋劲质。活火新煎。银膏莹细。琼液凝鲜。 润化。却老留
年。
澹寮方。鹿一名斑龙。礼。仲夏鹿角。解蜩始鸣。谢偃赋。徒观其粲兮如 。沈约诗。
梢风
有劲质。苏轼歌。君不见。昔时李生好客手自煎。贵从活火发新泉。郝经诗。斫开细雪银膏
莹。李白诗。一餐咽琼液。鲍照诗。霜素凝鲜。易。天地 。春秋元命包。开神润化洛阳
。伽蓝记。孤松既可却老。半石亦可留年。
【熊脂】
味道甘平，性质微寒。主治风痹导致的肢体麻木不仁、筋脉拘急、五脏及腹中的积聚病、寒热往来、身体消瘦羸弱、头部疮疡及脱发（白秃）、面部皮肤问题。长期服用可以增强意志，减少饥饿感，使身体轻便轻盈。生长于山谷之中。
威仪展示共侯的典故，智慧知晓适馆的含义。引导气息如树枝悬挂，冬眠洞穴温暖。如玉般洁白凝固，如酥油般流淌，霜雪般丰满。燃烧照明争辉，短灯台不再相伴。
《周礼》记载：大射礼时诸侯提供熊侯靶。李时珍说：熊在山中行走，即使数千里也必有潜伏休息的地方，山中人称之为“熊馆”。《诗经》云：“适子之馆兮。”《汉书》传注记载：古代的仙人，从事导引之术，就像熊攀附树枝自我悬挂一样。《酉阳杂俎》记载：冬季冬眠不进食。陶弘景说：熊脂是背部的脂肪，颜色白如玉。陆游的词句：“雪暖酥凝。”沈约的诗：“夙昔玉霜满。”日华子说：燃灯烟雾损伤人眼。程俱的诗：“何人劝之照，烛燎皆争明。”陆游的诗：“且作短檠伴。”
【白胶】
味道甘平。主治内伤劳损、腰背疼痛、身体消瘦羸弱；补益中气、益气；治疗妇人血闭不孕；止痛安胎。长期服用可使身体轻便轻盈，延年益寿。又名鹿角胶。
斑龙脱去鹿角，正值鸣蝉之时。质地坚硬细密，用新沸腾的水煎煮。银白色的膏体晶莹细腻，琼浆般的液体凝结鲜美。滋润转化，抵御衰老，留住年华。
《澹寮方》记载：鹿又名斑龙。《礼记》记载：仲夏时节鹿角脱落，蝉开始鸣叫。谢偃的赋文：“徒观其粲兮如……”沈约的诗：“梢风有劲质。”苏轼的歌：“君不见，昔时李生好客手自煎。贵从活火发新泉。”郝经的诗：“斫开细雪银膏莹。”李白的诗：“一餐咽琼液。”鲍照的诗：“霜素凝鲜。”《易经》：“天地……”《春秋元命包》：“开神润化洛阳。”《伽蓝记》：“孤松既可却老，半石亦可留年。”
[Xiong Zhi (Bear Fat)]
Taste: Sweet; Nature: Slightly Cold. Indications: Wind-bi syndrome with numbness and insensitivity, tendon spasm, accumulations in the five zang organs and abdomen, alternating chills and fever, emaciation, head sores and alopecia capitis (white baldness), facial skin disorders. Long-term use strengthens the will, reduces hunger, and lightens the body. Habitat: Mountain valleys.
The display of majesty illustrates the allusion of Gonghou; wisdom understands the meaning of Shiguan. Guiding qi hangs like branches; hibernating caves are warm. White as jade and congealed like butter; fat flows, full as frost. Burning to illuminate, competing for brightness; the short lamp stand is no longer accompanied.
*Zhou Li* records: During the Great Archery ceremony, feudal lords provide the Bear Target. Li Shizhen states: Bears walking in mountains, even over thousands of li, must have places to lie hidden; people in the mountains call this "Xiong Guan" (Bear Lodge). *Shi Jing* says: "Go to your lodge." *Han Shu* commentary notes: Ancient immortals practiced Daoyin (guiding and pulling exercises), similar to bears climbing branches and hanging themselves. *Youyang Zazu* records: Hibernating without eating in winter. Tao Hongjing states: Xiong Zhi is the back fat, white as jade. Lu You's ci: "Snow warms, butter congeals." Shen Yue's poem: "In past days, jade and frost were full." Rihua Zi states: Lamp smoke damages human eyes. Cheng Ju's poem: "Who advises lighting it? Candles burn, competing for brightness." Lu You's poem: "Let me keep company with the short lamp stand."
[Bai Jiao / Baijiao]
Taste: Sweet; Nature: Neutral. Indications: Internal injury from exhaustion, severe fatigue, lower back pain, emaciation; tonifies the middle jiao and boosts qi; treats amenorrhea due to blood closure and infertility in women; stops pain and calms the fetus. Long-term use lightens the body and prolongs life. Also known as Lujiaojao (Deer Antler Glue).
Banlong sheds its antlers when the cicadas begin to sing. The texture is tough and fine; freshly boiled with active fire. Silver paste is crystal clear and fine; nectar-like liquid congeals fresh. Moisturizes and transforms; repels aging and preserves years.
*Danliao Fang* records: Deer is also called Banlong. *Li Ji* records: In mid-summer, deer antlers shed, and cicadas start singing. Xie Yan's fu: "Beholding its brilliance..." Shen Yue's poem: "Wind at the tips has a tough quality." Su Shi's song: "Do you not see, when Mr. Li was fond of guests, he fried it himself. It is precious to use active fire to draw out new spring water." Hao Jing's poem: "Chopping open fine snow, the silver paste is bright." Li Bai's poem: "One meal swallows nectar." Bao Zhao's poem: "Frosty whiteness congeals fresh." *I Ching*: "Heaven and Earth..." *Chunqiu Yuanmingbao*: "Opening spirit, moisturizing transformation, Luoyang." *Qielan Ji*: "Lone pine can indeed repel aging; half a stone can also preserve years."