Just answering the question. White Lithium grease is the standard for lubing axle bushings and limb bolts these days. If your bow has limb rockers between the limb and riser don't forget to grease these. Dry rockers can cause a clicking noise when drawing the bow.

If your bow has bushings in the cams you need to lube them and the axles. Needless to say it takes very little. If the cams have roller bearings then no lube is needed as these are sealed when manufactured.

If your bow uses a yoke cable attached to little plastic bushings at the limb tips, a touch of lube between the bushing and the limb is wise. Again,, just a touch to keep it from squeaking.

Cable slide and rod? Just clean them with alcohol and keep them clean. No lube necessaryas all it does is gather dust.