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CARDEX (Heart)
| An effective heart tonic. It has ACE inhibitor properties, antioxidant properties, and relaxes the heart. It potentates the action of cardiac glycosides. There is mild diuretic action, however a diuretic may need to be added for cases of congestive heart failure. Not to be used with ACE inhibitors such as captopril, enalapril, or benazapril. CONTENTS: Herb: Organic Alcohol: 6% |
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Hawthorn Berries:
• Increases enzyme metabolism in the heart muscle leading to better coronary health
• Has an oxygen-saving effect on the heart muscle under stress
• Promotes peripheral circulation around partially blocked arteries
Horsetail Grass:
• Rich in several other minerals that the body uses to rebuild injured tissue
• Very high in silica and silicates
Valerian:
• Good to stop heart palpitations
• Slows action of the heart while strengthening it
Balm of Gilead:
• Stimulates the activity of the physiological processes
Hops:
• Increases heart action and capillary circulation
Lady's Slipper:
• A pure nervine and relaxant
• Stops heart palpitations
Lobelia:
• Is effective in causing immediate relaxation and expansion of the contracted parts of the respiratory system; allowing oxygenated
blood to flow freely
Wood Betony:
• Mildly stimulating to the heart
Mistletoe:
• A toner for cardiac problems
Cardex for Prevention:
See the testimonials pages for more info on Cardex.
Use Vitamin E for its antioxidant properties. For a cat 300 IU/day, a dog 400 IU/day. Our herbal extract GINGKO is an excellent support for the CARDEX, especially for older pets. Most pet owners would give a maintenance dose.
Paws for Thought:
Definitely consult your veterinarian if there is any suspicion of heart disease. If your breed of pet has a history of heart problems the CARDEX is an excellent daily supplement for the diet. Some signs of heart disease: Coughing, usually at night or upon rising, wheezing and shortness of breath, pot belly or swollen limbs, lack of energy and unusual sleeping, loss of appetite, fainting or stumbling.
Dosage:
Most pet owners should give a maintenance dose.
Please see the Dosage Chart.
Revised 03/2004
**Note: This information is compiled from traditional and modern herb books, articles and research. This information is summarized for its educational value and should not be used for the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of disease. It should not be used to replace the services of a qualified practitioner.
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