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For Personalized Customer Service Tell Us About Your Dog
   
  1.)  Energy level:
 10=Excellent, 1=Poor
   
  2.)  Sound of bark:
   
  3.)  The climate seems to make my dog's condition worse when:
 
 
   
 
Thyroid Support
Common Name  
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  PawHealer Herbs To Buy
  • Sluggish thyroid
  • Slow metabolism
  • Hypothyroid
Empirical Thyroid (Strengthen) Tonic
1290#Empirical_Thyroid__Strengthen__Tonic
Traditional Chinese Medicine Pattern Traditional Chinese Medicine Action
  • Fatigue, tired
  • Fur loss, dry fur, scaly skin
  • Pet may seem chilly or cold
  • Muscle weakness, may have edema
  • Slow metabolism, weight gain
  • Pet may want to lay curled in a ball
  • Tongue may have lots of syliva
  
  • Tonify Kidney, Heart &Spleen
  • Nourish Kidney Yin
  • Tonify Qi
  
Additional Information
  • Each bottle makes 200 capsules (when capsules are selected)
  • Each bottle contains 100 grams of herbal powder (if powder is selected) 
  • 1/4 teaspoon is equal to 1 gram of powder

    Suggested Use of Powder and Capsules:

          5-20 pounds use  1/2 teaspoon powder twice a day or if capsules take 2 capsules twice per day

    21-50 pounds use  3/4  to1 teaspoon powder twice a day or if capsules take 4-5 capsules twice per day

    51-90 pounds use  1.5 teaspoon powder twice a day of  or if capsules take 5 capsules twice per day

    90-up pounds use  2 teaspoons powder twice a day or if capsules take 6 capsules twice per day



    This is a basic guidline you may receive instructions individualized for your order.


     



Fu Ling    (Poria)
Fu zi    (Radix Aconiti Lateralis Praeparata)
Gou Qi Zi    (Fructus Lycii)
Gui Ban    (Plastrum Testudinis)
Hai Zao    (Thallus Laminariae seu Eckloniae)
Lu Jiao    (Cornu Cervi)
Mu Dan Pi    (Cortex Mountain)
Ren Shen    (Radix Ginseng)
Rou Gui    (Cortex Cinnamomi)
Shan Yao    (Rhizoma Dioscoreae)
Shan Zhu Yu    (Fructus Corni)
Shu Di Huang    (Radix Rehmanniae Preparata
Ze Xie    (Rhixoma Alismatis)

According to traditional Chinese medicine, a sluggish thyroid  condition is characterized by what we call "yang deficiency".

Yang is the warming quality of the body as well as functionality. Yang energy is warming. Yang directs the active movement of the body.

 Deficiency means too little of something. For example, a deficiency of energy can cause fatigue or lethargy. A deficiency of red blood cells in the blood can cause anemia. Not enough water in the intestines can cause constipation or small, dry stool.

If the thyroid under functions, your animal friend becomes easily tired. The skin dries and flakes and the hair may fall out in clumps. The skin will thicken and appear darker, especially flabby around the tail base. Your pet will seem to easily put on weight. Because of the lack of Yang Qi (energy) the bark or meow will become sound much weaker. Cold will seem to make your pet uncomfortable.

TCM Treatment for a deficient thyroid is aimed at warming the Kidney yang and strengthening the Qi and Blood of your pet.

The western therapeutic actions of the herbs will help with production of the thyroid hormones, increase basal metabolism and enhance over all energy of your dog.
Empirical Thyroid (Strengthen) Tonic + Immu GO
Why Do I Need This Combo?
Was: $70
Your Price: $ 60


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