Liver Qi
Product Description
900 grams. Approximately a 1 month supply for 1 horse. Dosage is 15 grams twice per day mixed with feed. Measuring Scoop enclosed.
Equine herbal supplement for horses with stress, depression, irritability and/or aggressiveness. Liver Qi can also be used to help cleanse the body of internal toxins.
Ingredients: Bupleurum, Angelica (Dang Gui), Paeonia, Atractylodes, Mentha, Licorice, Poria, Moutan, Gardenia
Herbalist Info: In Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM), the liver is responsible for detoxification of the blood, harmonizing digestion and regulating the smooth flow of Qi (energy).
Another function of the liver is to balance the emotions through filtering stress related hormones, which would otherwise circulate in the blood.
The build up of these hormones can lead to erratic mood swings and inappropriate angry behavior.
Stress, improper diet, pharmaceutical drugs and pollutants, all create toxicity in the liver creating overwork in this important organ.
When the liver is overworked, it becomes congested and sluggish. In TCM this is called Liver Qi Stagnation.
The herbs in this formula address these types of problems.
Equine herbal supplement for horses with stress, depression, irritability and/or aggressiveness. Liver Qi can also be used to help cleanse the body of internal toxins.
Ingredients: Bupleurum, Angelica (Dang Gui), Paeonia, Atractylodes, Mentha, Licorice, Poria, Moutan, Gardenia
Herbalist Info: In Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM), the liver is responsible for detoxification of the blood, harmonizing digestion and regulating the smooth flow of Qi (energy).
Another function of the liver is to balance the emotions through filtering stress related hormones, which would otherwise circulate in the blood.
The build up of these hormones can lead to erratic mood swings and inappropriate angry behavior.
Stress, improper diet, pharmaceutical drugs and pollutants, all create toxicity in the liver creating overwork in this important organ.
When the liver is overworked, it becomes congested and sluggish. In TCM this is called Liver Qi Stagnation.
The herbs in this formula address these types of problems.
