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Kan Essentials Liver Support Formula

$47.50

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Kan Essentials Liver Support Formula

Kan Essentials Liver Support Formula

KAN ESSENTIALS LIVER SUPPORT FORMULA

Liver Support Formula (Bu Gan Tang) is derived directly from Bu Gan Tang (Tonify the Liver Decoction), a formula which has been in use for over 250 years since its original publication by Wu Qian in 1742 in Golden Mirror, the Medical Tradition (Yi Zong Jin Jian).

Empty Heat and Yang rising symptoms may not be as prominent in animals benefitting from this formula. Yin deficiency may be present but is perhaps only hinted at by a tendency to weight loss despite good appetite and normal stools.

Liver Support Formula is chiefly a dog formula, given that dogs are more prone to Liver Blood deficiency.

White peony root, Sichuan lovage rhizome, Dong quai root and prepared Rehmannia root constitute Four Substances (Si Wu Tang). Si Wu Tang was developed almost six hundred years earlier to tonify Liver Blood.

Chinese quince fruit was added to relax occasional muscle spasms through increasing peripheral Blood circulation, while the rest of the herbs nourish the Heart.

Sweet-tasting Chinese licorice root and rhizome tonifies Heart Qi. Sour-tasting Ophiopogon tuber addresses Heart Yin deficiency.

Sour-tasting dry fried Sour jujube seed supports Yin.

Overall, the mixing of sweet and sour herbs has a potent Yin-tonifying and nourishing effect.

CHINESE HERBAL ACTIONS

Tonifies Liver Blood and Yin, subdues Liver Yang.

PHYSICAL INDICATIONS

• Occasional muscle twitches, tight or bunched muscles or neck spasms

• Occasional irritability, noise sensitivity, timidity, separation anxiety, territoriality, mild fear aggression

• Fine, powdery dander or low-grade itch

• Supports healthy liver enzyme levels

• Occasional forelimb weakness

• Weight loss despite a good appetite

• Supports healthy skin

PULSE

Thin and taut

TONGUE

Pale or lavender

CONTRAINDICATIONS

Avoid use in animals with signs of Dampness.

Veterinary Authorization Required

INGREDIENTS

Pinyin Name

Common Name

Shu di huang

Prepared rehmannia root

Bai shao

White peony root

Dang gui shen

Dong quai root

Mu gua

Chinese quince fruit

Chuan xiong

Sichuan lovage rhizome

Gan cao

Chinese licorice root and rhizome

Chao suan zao ren

Dry fried sour jujube seed

Mai men dong

Ophiopogon tuber

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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  • What are the dosing instructions?

    Hi, thank you for your email!

    Vets usually choose a dose in that range based on individual characteristics, constitution, and symptoms. Dosing and duration depend on the weight of the animal and its condition.

    We recommend you contact your vet as the dosing and duration for the formula can vary from patient to patient.

    Thank you for supporting Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine!