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Glossary
- Horsetail
Horsetail, (Equisetum arvense), an herbal remedy dating back to at least ancient Roman and Greek medicine, was used traditionally to stop bleeding, heal ulcers and wounds, and treat tuberculosis and kidney problems. Today professional herbalists recognize that the herb has diuretic (promotes the excretion of urine) properties that are useful for the both urinary tract infections and kidney stones.
- Hydrolyzed Whitefish
Hydrolyzed Whitefish, is a fish flour made through a extraordinary fermentation process. (Pre-digested) This procedure creates a highly available and unique protein supplement that is excellent at repairing physiological systems within a dogs anatomy. Canine with even the most pronounced digestive tracts disorders can still absorb this unique protein flour. Functional constituents include omega-3 fatty acids, amino acids and peptides.
- Hawthorne Berries
Organic Hawthorne Berries have been known as a natural heart tonic for centuries and has even been called “food for the heart.” Hawthorn remains one of the more popularly used botanical medicines for heart conditions throughout Europe, particularly in Germany and Switzerland. European studies have demonstrated that use of hawthorn can support overall heart health by relaxing and dilating arteries, increasing the flow of blood and oxygen to and from the heart, supporting healthy circulation, increasing endurance, maintaining healthy blood pressure, and maintaining healthy blood vessels.
- Hops
Organic Hops is used as a nervine and tonic, Hops has a calming effect on the entire body. It is said to have a soothing effect on the nervous system that is helpful in treating restlessness, anxiety, stress, nervous diarrhea, hyperactivity, fits, delirium tremens and, of course, insomnia. Hops have been used for centuries to relieve pain. As a further demonstration of soothing the body, Hops is excellent for the digestive system, calming the smooth muscle and easing muscle spasms.
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