Black-Bone Silky Fowl Classic Formulas

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Tonifies Qi and nourishes Blood - used as a gentle but substantive food-medicine for chronic weakness, postpartum depletion, pale complexion, and deficiency patterns needing recovery rather than aggressive stimulation.
Nourishes Yin and reduces deficiency heat - classically chosen for low-grade deficiency fever, dry weakness, and wasting states where the patient is too depleted for drying or strongly hot tonics.
Regulates menstruation and supports gynecologic weakness - widely used for irregular menses, excessive or lingering uterine bleeding, and leukorrhea when Liver-Kidney-Blood deficiency underlies the complaint.
Strengthens the sinews and supports recovery from chronic illness - used in broths and medicated food therapy when emaciation, dizziness, tinnitus, and low vitality suggest deep constitutional depletion.

Wu Ji Bai Feng Wan (乌鸡白凤丸) - iconic gynecologic tonic pill using black-bone silky fowl to nourish Qi and Blood, regulate menstruation, and treat weakness with leukorrhea or uterine bleeding.
Dang Gui Wu Ji Tang (当归乌鸡汤) - medicinal food-style chicken and blood-tonic soup tradition for postpartum or chronic deficiency recovery, illustrating the bird's role in restorative diet therapy.

TCM Wiki and modern Chinese dietetic references classify Wu Gu Ji as sweet and neutral, entering the Liver, Kidney, and Lung channels and nourishing Yin, replenishing Qi, and tonifying Blood.
Its best-known classical application is in gynecologic and postpartum weakness, especially where menstrual irregularity, uterine bleeding, or leukorrhea coexist with constitutional deficiency.
Animal-medicine texts consistently treat black-bone silky fowl as milder and more nourishing than ordinary chicken, making it suitable for longer convalescent use.