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My vet suggested this chinese herb mix for laminitis called Hot Hoof. She says it is fantastic stuff. Here is the info:
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Formula Code: E0061
The ancient Chinese adage "no hoof, no horse" can be still heard in today鈥檚 racing industry. Maintaining a healthy hoof plays an important role in equine athletic competition. Unfortunately, founder or laminitis is still a challenging clinical condition. Horses affected by severe lameness are no longer useful if their condition remains untreated or is non-responsive to treatment. Although the laminitis mainly affects the hoof, it is actually a systemic disease which causes widespread disturbances. For at least 300 years, the classical equine herbal formula Hot Hoof 2 has been used for founder. One should use it as early as possible because the effect of the herbal medicine will be decreased once the distal phalanx has rotated. For acute conditions, one obtains the best results by combining it with topical application of Four Herbs Salve (K9015) if there is no open wound or Golden Yellow (K9020) if there is an open wound. Hot Hoof 1 primarily has a pain relief effect with lesser anti-inflammatory action. It is used after the local inflammation has subsided secondary to the Hot Hoof 2 administration. Hot Hoof 1 may also be used to prevent of founder.
TCVM Indications:
Foot soreness Founder (more for pain relief) and founder prevention
Contraindications:
Do not use during pregnancy
Warning:
Stop administration immediately if the patient develops diarrhea or other unusual signs.
Dosage for Horse:
Up to 100 grams twice daily
Directions:
Hot Hoof 2 can be used as needed up to 2 months. After the local inflammation is under control, discontinue Hot Hoof 2 and begin Hot Hoof 1 as needed for 1-3 months.
Chinese Principles of Treatment:
Clear Damp-Heat, move Qi, activate Blood and relieve pain
Ingredients and Actions: Order Now Add to Collection
English Name Latin Name Actions
Chai Hu Bupleurum Moves Liver Qi, eliminate stagnation
Chen Pi Citrus Moves Qi, strengthens Spleen and Stomach
Chi Shao Yao Peony Cools Blood, dispels Blood stasis
Da Huang Rhubarb Clears fire and moves Blood
Dang Gui Angelica Invigorates and nourishes Blood
Hong Hua Carthamus Dispels Blood stasis, improves circulation
Jie Geng Platycodon Opens Lung Qi and benefits forelimbs
Mo Yao Myrrh Invigorates Blood, dispels Blood stasis
Qing Pi Citrus Moves Qi
Tao Ren Persica Dispels Blood stasis
Yan Hu Suo Corydalis Moves Blood, relieves pain
Yin Chen Hao Artemasia
Has anyone heard of this or used it by chance?
Or, does anyone have any faith in chinese herbs and their cures?
Thanks!
Suz
Hot Hoof 1 * Back Order Now Add to Collection
Formula Code: E0061
The ancient Chinese adage "no hoof, no horse" can be still heard in today鈥檚 racing industry. Maintaining a healthy hoof plays an important role in equine athletic competition. Unfortunately, founder or laminitis is still a challenging clinical condition. Horses affected by severe lameness are no longer useful if their condition remains untreated or is non-responsive to treatment. Although the laminitis mainly affects the hoof, it is actually a systemic disease which causes widespread disturbances. For at least 300 years, the classical equine herbal formula Hot Hoof 2 has been used for founder. One should use it as early as possible because the effect of the herbal medicine will be decreased once the distal phalanx has rotated. For acute conditions, one obtains the best results by combining it with topical application of Four Herbs Salve (K9015) if there is no open wound or Golden Yellow (K9020) if there is an open wound. Hot Hoof 1 primarily has a pain relief effect with lesser anti-inflammatory action. It is used after the local inflammation has subsided secondary to the Hot Hoof 2 administration. Hot Hoof 1 may also be used to prevent of founder.
TCVM Indications:
Foot soreness Founder (more for pain relief) and founder prevention
Contraindications:
Do not use during pregnancy
Warning:
Stop administration immediately if the patient develops diarrhea or other unusual signs.
Dosage for Horse:
Up to 100 grams twice daily
Directions:
Hot Hoof 2 can be used as needed up to 2 months. After the local inflammation is under control, discontinue Hot Hoof 2 and begin Hot Hoof 1 as needed for 1-3 months.
Chinese Principles of Treatment:
Clear Damp-Heat, move Qi, activate Blood and relieve pain
Ingredients and Actions: Order Now Add to Collection
English Name Latin Name Actions
Chai Hu Bupleurum Moves Liver Qi, eliminate stagnation
Chen Pi Citrus Moves Qi, strengthens Spleen and Stomach
Chi Shao Yao Peony Cools Blood, dispels Blood stasis
Da Huang Rhubarb Clears fire and moves Blood
Dang Gui Angelica Invigorates and nourishes Blood
Hong Hua Carthamus Dispels Blood stasis, improves circulation
Jie Geng Platycodon Opens Lung Qi and benefits forelimbs
Mo Yao Myrrh Invigorates Blood, dispels Blood stasis
Qing Pi Citrus Moves Qi
Tao Ren Persica Dispels Blood stasis
Yan Hu Suo Corydalis Moves Blood, relieves pain
Yin Chen Hao Artemasia
Has anyone heard of this or used it by chance?
Or, does anyone have any faith in chinese herbs and their cures?
Thanks!
Suz