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Tremors, Convulsions
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  • Seizures
  • Convulsions
  • Tremors
  • Epilepsy
Calm & Compose
369#Calm___Compose
Traditional Chinese Medicine Pattern Traditional Chinese Medicine Action
  • Liver Fire
  • Liver & Kidney Yin (jing) deficiency
  • Spleen deficiency with Phlegm
 
  • Descends Liver Yang
  • Quells Internal Wind
  • Stop seizures
  • Sooth the Spleen
  • Transform Phlegm

 
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.



     




How Does This Formula Work?
Calm and Compose contains the following herbs:
  • shi jue ming                     
  • bao mu fu shen
  • gou teng (shuang)
  • sang ji sheng
  • tian ma
  • ye jiao teng
  • chuan niu xi
  • yi mu cao
  • huang qin
  • zhi zi (shan)
  • du zhong

  • Gastrodia and unicaria are the main herbs in the formula, serving to subdue Liver Yang and extinguish Internal Wind. Gastrodia has a potent effect on quelling seizures in small animals yet does not produce any sedative effect.

    Skullcap also may have some limited anti-culvasnat activity since it has been shown, like gastrodia, to alter cerebral GABA levels. Abalone shell assists in the sinking of Yang back into the Lower Burners with its heavy mineral content.

    Gardenia and skullcap clear Heat from the Upper Burner and the Heart. Siberian motherwort and cyathula open the Upper Burner to allow Yang energy and stagnant Blood to descend.

    Cyathula also protects the Liver and Kidney Yin while siberian motherwort restores communciation between the Heart and the Kidney, facilitating the descent of Heart Yang.

    Polygonum multiflorum and poria calm the Spirit, while loranthus and eucommia both consolidate the descending Yang back into the Kidney and simultaneously conserve its Yin.





    Fast Answers:
    • Very Safe For Old Dogs .
    • Herbal granules (can be sprinkled on food)
    • Acupuncturist formulated & works great!
    • Herbs work great for seizures, tremors, and shaking!
    Is your dog  be experiencing tremors (shaking) or convulsions? And your now worried about drug long term side effects? Are you looking for an alternative....Then you're at the right place because we can offer you and your dog a safe  herbal formula that is natural, safe and effective.

    Are you wondering what causes your dog's Epilepsy (seizures or tremors or convulsions)?

    Here is what Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine Says;

    The first pattern associated with seizures in dogs is called Liver Yang Rising, and it arises from liver constraint caused by too much heat or too much dryness. If the liver blood stores of blood are severely weakened, they affect the fluids and yin of the rest of the body. Without enough fluid to cool the dog's s body, a relative internal heat or false fire can occur. This fires rises upward in a quick rush, and dog seizures are often the result.( Four Paws Five Directions; Cheryl Schwartz, DMV)

    The second pattern of seizures,  according to Chinese medicine, states that the root cause of a dog seizure is due to the existence of Wind and Phlegm. Chinese medicine goes on to say that "without Phlegm there is no epilepsy".

    What does this mean to you?

    "The link between diet and a dog that experiences seizures remains a strong clinical impression on the part of alternative veterinary medical practitioners" (Manuel of Natural Veterinary Medicine).

    The holistic thinking is that in the many cases of epilepsy there is a suggestion that there may actually be be a type of a food sensitivity reaction, TCM calls this "diet taxation". Our Suggestion: A diet of grain and dairy free food. Chinese medicine considers these foods phlegm makers and phlegm is bad!


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