Neurological Balance & Coordination Support

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Educational Note
The nervous system helps regulate balance, movement, and coordination. At times, pets may experience challenges such as unsteadiness, head tilting, circling, or loss of balance. These signs are often grouped under terms like “vestibular” changes and can occur in both younger and older animals.

Traditionally Associated Benefits
– Supports overall nervous system balance and comfort
– Associated with helping maintain steadiness and ease of movement
– Valued in folk knowledge for promoting calmness and adaptability
– Complements a holistic approach to wellbeing during times of neurological strain

Supportive Formulas in this Set
– Spin~Bra 149-2: traditionally linked with supporting the spine, brain, and circulation
– Intero Blend 169-1: associated in folk use with internal balance and resilience
– Trachi 189-1: traditionally valued for ease and comfort in the throat and airways, complementing nervous system support

General Care Tips
– Provide a calm and safe environment to reduce stress on coordination
– Ensure pets have secure footing (avoid slippery floors or sharp changes in terrain)
– Encourage gentle movement and supportive exercise when appropriate
– Maintain a balanced diet and hydration to nourish overall wellbeing

Neurological & Vestibular (Peripheral) Support

Head Tilt (Torticollis / Wry Neck)
– Often associated with middle or inner ear imbalance (otitis media/interna) in dogs, cats, and rabbits
– Sometimes linked in rabbits/cats with E. cuniculi, a parasite traditionally associated with paralysis and neurological damage
– Practitioner Note:   If E. cuniculi is suspected, consider using HERB ParaXpel 225 or HOM ParaXpel 49 formula alongside neurological blends

Central Nervous System Associations
– Symptoms may include staggering, circling left or right, head nodding, imbalance, and swallowing difficulties
– Traditionally described as locomotor ataxia or cerebro-spinal strain with paretic states
– Vertigo may present with spinning sensations, nausea, vomiting, or visual disturbance

Paralysis After Stroke
– Folk knowledge highlights the use of nerve-supporting blends to ease strain and encourage recovery

Paralysis Agitans (degenerative)
– Traditionally described as trembling with impaired coordination
– Supportive blends are used to boost vitality of brain cells and nervous pathways

Core Formulas
– Spin~Bra 149-2 – for spine, brain, circulation, and balance
– Interno Blend 169-1 – for restoring internal steadiness and resilience
– Trachi 189-1 – for throat, swallowing, and airway comfort when neurological signs overlap

Additional Supports
– Magnesium (powder or liquid): traditionally noted for easing tremors, spasms, and nervous system stress
– Vitamin C (sodium ascorbate): supports oxidative balance and tissue recovery

* Natural pet botanicals are not intended to replace veterinary care or medication. Our formulas are offered as an alternative health support for your animal's condition and not as a cure. All our oral supplements are to be consumed voluntarily by your animal in food, treats or liquid.

Contains:
Formula 1. 
Cicuta Virosa has been valued in traditional knowledge for supporting balance, coordination, and resilience in times of strain.
Potassium Phosphate (Plumbum Phosphoricum) is traditionally associated with nerve comfort and maintaining harmony in movement.
Oak (Rhus Tox) has been linked in folk traditions with sustaining flexibility, balance, and resilience.
Gum Resin (Euphorbium) is historically connected with maintaining steadiness and clarity.
Ferric Phosphate (Ferrum Phosphoricum) is traditionally valued for supporting energy and vitality.
Sodium Sulphate (Natrum Sulphuricum) has long been associated with balance in the body and maintaining overall comfort.
St. John’s Wort (Hypericum) is widely valued in traditional use for supporting nerve comfort and resilience.
Fool’s Parsley (Aethusa Cynapium) is historically linked with clarity and balance in the nervous system.
Phosphoric Acid (Phosphoricum Acidum) has been associated with calmness, balance, and vitality.
Bryony Root (Bryonia Alba) is valued for its traditional role in supporting comfort and resilience.
Sow-bread (Cyclamen) is traditionally connected with maintaining balance and harmony.
Pasque Flower (Pulsatilla) has been valued for promoting calmness and adaptability.
Yellow Jasmine (Gelsemium) is traditionally associated with steadiness and clear balance.
Menispermaceae Seeds (Cocculus Indicus) are historically linked with harmony, resilience, and equilibrium.
Parsley (Petroleum Sativum) is traditionally valued for maintaining balance and wellbeing.
Pure Flint (Silica Terra) has long been associated with inner strength and stability.
Jerusalem Oak (Chenopodium) is traditionally connected with clarity and resilience.
Mineral Sulphite of Quinine (Chininum Sulphuricum) is valued in folk traditions for supporting vitality and harmony.
Mineral Phosphorus (Phosphorus) is historically associated with balance, resilience, and sustaining mental clarity.
in 20% USP alc.in purified water.
Reference: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9088799/
Reference: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9860614/


Formula 2.
Hawthorn berries (Crataegus Oxy 200C) have been celebrated in traditional wellness as a natural heart-supporting fruit, long associated with strength, circulation, and vitality. With a deep history in European folk traditions, hawthorn has symbolised resilience and balance, often referred to as a “tonic for the heart” in both body and spirit.
Charcoal (Carbo Veg 1M)has also carried a place in traditional practice, where it has been linked with easing states of weakness, shock, and general imbalance. Often valued for its purifying and grounding associations, it has been seen as supportive in restoring steadiness and clarity, particularly when vitality feels depleted.
in 20% USP alc.in purified water.
Educational Note:  also add a 1/2 teaspoon of Celtic Sea Salt into water bowl once a week.  This may be of benefit of low blood pressure.
 

Formula 3. 
Medicinal Herbal Uses (Traditional and Historical Context)                                                                            
Wild Lettuce (Lactuca virosa) – Traditionally valued in European herbal practice, Wild Lettuce has long been associated with promoting a sense of calm and comfort. In folk traditions, it was regarded as a gentle plant that supports relaxation and ease during times of restlessness.
Reference: Herbal Reality – Wild Lettuce
Corydalis (genus Corydalis) – Corydalis has a long history of use in traditional wellness systems, where it has been linked with natural balance and tranquility. It is often described as a botanical connected to harmony and the maintenance of inner composure.
Reference: SAGE Journals – Corydalis
Solomon’s Seal (Polygonatum biflorum) – A respected plant in traditional herbalism, Solomon’s Seal has been associated with flexibility and natural renewal. In folk use, it was often regarded as a restorative herb connected with movement, balance, and resilience.
Reference: Cortesia Herbal Products – Solomon’s Seal
Boswellia (Boswellia serrata) – Also known as Frankincense, Boswellia has been treasured in Ayurvedic and Middle Eastern traditions. Historically, it has been associated with maintaining ease of movement and overall vitality, reflecting its valued role in cultural wellness practices.
Reference: NCBI – Boswellia serrata
Guaiacum (Guaiacum officinale) – In traditional systems, Guaiacum has been connected with cleansing and vitality. It has often been regarded as a herb that supports natural balance and resilience, symbolising mobility and renewal in folk herbalism.
Reference: West Indian Medical Journal – Guaiacum
Herbal Defender 71 Blend
Purple Coneflower (Echinacea angustifolia) – Deeply rooted in North American Indigenous traditions, Echinacea has long been celebrated as a symbol of endurance and natural harmony. Traditionally, it has been associated with vitality and balance, reflecting its enduring role in cultural wellness practices.
Reference: Health.com – Echinacea Benefits
Licorice Root (Glycyrrhiza glabra) – Licorice Root has been valued across many cultures as a harmonising herb that supports balance and grounding. Traditionally, it was seen as a unifying botanical that helps bring coherence and calm to wellness formulations.
Reference: HerbalGram – Licorice Root
Cordyceps (Cordyceps sinensis) – Cordyceps has held a place of honour in traditional Chinese wellness for centuries. Associated with vitality and renewal, it has symbolised inner strength and the restoration of natural energy in heritage-based practices.
Reference: NCBI – Cordyceps sinensis
Andrographis (Andrographis paniculata) – Known in traditional systems as the “King of Bitters,” Andrographis has been regarded as a herb associated with resilience and clarity. Cultural traditions connect it with balance, purification, and natural harmony.
Reference: NCBI – Andrographis
Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum) – An ancient plant of nourishment, Fenugreek has been linked with vitality and inner warmth in traditional wellness systems. Its long heritage as both a food and tonic reflects its role in promoting balance and renewal.
Reference: Dr. Axe – Fenugreek
Astragalus Root (Astragalus propinquus) – Astragalus has been revered in traditional Chinese herbalism as a root symbolising resilience and longevity. It has been culturally associated with sustaining energy, harmony, and natural stability.
Reference: Indigo Herbs – Astragalus
Pau d’Arco (Lapacho) – Pau d’Arco, native to South America, has long been valued in Indigenous traditions for its connection to strength and vitality. It is traditionally viewed as a botanical that reflects endurance and balance.
Reference: eMed – Pau d’Arco
Goldenseal (Hydrastis canadensis) – Goldenseal has been recognised in North American herbal practice as a traditional plant linked with balance and renewal. It has historically symbolised cleansing and resilience within heritage-based wellness approaches.
Reference: PubMed – Goldenseal
Cryptolepis (Cryptolepis sanguinolenta) – Used in West African traditional systems, Cryptolepis has been associated with endurance and natural balance. Its reputation in folk use reflects a plant valued for promoting harmony and strength.
Reference: PubMed – Cryptolepis
Coptis (Coptis chinensis) – Coptis has been an integral part of East Asian herbal practices, linked with clarity and restoration. Traditionally, it was regarded as a botanical promoting internal balance and vitality.
Reference: NCBI – Coptis chinensis
Juniper (Juniperus communis) – Juniper has held cultural significance across Europe and Indigenous traditions as a symbol of purification and vitality. It is often associated with maintaining harmony and natural renewal.
Reference: HerbalGram – Juniper Berry
Sweet Annie (Artemisia annua) – Sweet Annie has been treasured in Asian herbal traditions for its association with restoration and balance. It is often seen as a plant symbolising vitality and the natural flow of wellbeing.
Reference: NCBI – Artemisia annua
Blue Flag (Iris versicolor) – Blue Flag has been connected in folk herbalism with renewal and purification. Traditionally, it was associated with maintaining balance and natural vitality through the body’s own cleansing processes.
References: Nootropics Planet – Blue Flag • Natural Medicinal Herbs
Usnea Barb (Usnea barbata) – Commonly known as “Old Man’s Beard,” Usnea has been associated with endurance and natural purity in traditional European and Indigenous practices. It symbolises strength and wellbeing drawn from nature’s clean environments.
Reference: PubMed – Usnea barbata
Isatis Root (Isatis tinctoria) – A respected herb in both Chinese and European traditions, Isatis Root has long been connected with purification, resilience, and natural harmony. Folk practices have regarded it as a symbol of renewal and inner strength.
Reference: NCBI – Isatis tinctoria
Dong Ling Cao (Rabdosia rubescens) – In traditional Chinese herbalism, Dong Ling Cao has been valued for its associations with inner balance and clarity. It has been culturally connected with renewal and natural vitality.
Reference: NCBI – Rabdosia rubescens
Prepared in purified water and 30–40% USP alcohol.

For educational and traditional use reference only. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For animal use under practitioner guidance.

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