Herbsmith Rx Sound Tendon nourishes liver yin and liver blood to strengthen tendons and ligaments.
About
Tendon and ligament injuries
Available In:
- Powder
- 75 g Powder
- 150 g Powder
- 500 g Powder
- 900 g Powder
- 1200 g Powder
Chinese Theory
The liver controls the sinews such as tendons, ligaments, and fibrous tissue. The liver is analagous to a healthy green tree with strength and yet pliablility to withstand the forces of the environment. The tree needs to have strength to support and yet have flexibility to bend with the wind. Sinews, tendons and ligaments, are similar. They need to have strength to support the body but have flexibility to bend and support the concussive forces placed upon them.
When the liver yin or liver blood become deficient the sinews become brittle like a dried out tree. The brittleness to the structures doesn’t allow for the flexibility needed in motion and can lend towards tearing of fibers. The herbs in Sound Tendon tonify liver yin and blood to restore strength and resilience.
Treatment Principles: Tonifies liver yin, nourishes liver blood, and strengthen sinews
Suggested Use
- Powder
- For Dogs:
- <15 lbs…….¼ tsp. twice a day, or as prescribed
- 15-30 lbs……….½ tsp. twice a day, or as prescribed
- 31-80 lbs…….1 tsp. twice a day, or as prescribed
- 81-120 lbs…..1 ½ tsp. twice a day, or as prescribed
- >120 lbs……..2 tsp. twice a day, or as prescribed
- For Cats:
- ¼ tsp. twice a day, or as prescribed
- Herbal Bites
- For Dogs and Cats: Administer 1 disc per 15 lbs. twice daily
Ingredients
- Yin Yang Huo / Epimedium
- Sang Zhi / Mulberry Vine
- Dang Gui Tuo / Angelica Sinensis, head
- Bai Shao Yao / White Peony Root
- Chuan Niu Xi / Cyathulae
- Chuan Xiong / Ligusticum – Szechuan Lovage Rhizome
- Gou Qi Zi / Lycium Berries
- Gui Zhi / Cinnamomi Cassiae
- Shan Zhu Yu / Cornus Fruit
- Wu Jia Pi / Acanthopanax Root Bark
- Bu Gu Zhi / Psoralea Fruit
- Inactive Ingredients in Herbal Bites Only: Beef