TYD Suggested Use:

NOMOGRAM (chart):

*For heavier pets, add 5 drops for each 100 lbs increment.

For each one ounce bottle, the number of pets that receive a full ten day course of TYD is determined by calculating the total absolute dose based on weight (see chart).

The standard dose of TYD is administered orally up to 3 times daily as needed.  TYD may be used for many months with clinical drug holidays (break) as directed for under-active or over-active thyroid disorders. 

When treating more than one pet with the same dropper, it is necessary to assure sterile administration without carry over from pet to pet. The best way to assure this is to use the dropper only to transfer product to an individual sterile oral syringe—a different syringe for each pet. Those syringes should be sterilized after each use. Each pet should have its own syringe that is not shared with another pet. If a syringe is not readily available, until one can be found, one may mix the product with a larger volume of flavored fluid (e.g. tuna or salmon water) that is to be lapped from a bowl. However, the use of a syringe assures a more accurate dose.

Long Term Use:

After the first six months of long term use, up to three times daily administration, a two week holiday (break) from product is mandated before re-starting the same rotating schedule. TYD may be administered as described for up to three consecutive six month cycles.

If further TYD is deemed necessary for the pet, then a minimum six month period off product is mandated, as is clinical discussion with your veterinary health care provider or with the staff at Amber Technology concerning re-administration of TYD beyond that time period.

WARNING:

DO NOT USE TYD WITH: Derma NERV, Kidney Rejuvenator, Numo CARE.

Keep TYD out of the reach of children under 16 years of age. One must not exceed the daily recommended dose. It is important to weigh your pet before administration of this product to obtain accurate daily dosing. This product is safe and effective when given as directed. The dosing guidelines must be followed exactly as written.

Overdose of this product can cause side effects, to include irritability, change in behavior, reduced consciousness, vomiting and subsequent dehydration, or stupor. Idiosyncratic reactions (not related to dose) include but are not limited to allergic reaction, which may manifest as cutaneous erythema (red skin), hives, periorbital swelling (around the eyes), serious breathing problems due to laryngeal edema and glottal closure, or a combination of more than one of these.

At the first sign of adverse reaction, to include even the more innocuous, one must cease any further use of this product and immediately avail oneself to emergency consultation concerning these adverse effects, which may include emergency assessment.

One should have all of the appropriate emergency contact information readily available before starting this or any nutraceutical, pharmaceutical, or nutritional supplement. It is recommended that the pet owner, the novice in particular, discuss the use and side effect profile of this and any product with his or her veterinary health care provider.

Co-administration of TYD with other agents must be done with caution. Co-administration with pharmaceutical medications is considered safe in most instances, with no known exceptions. Both normal dosing and overdosing of this product in a pregnant dog statistically increases the risk of miscarriage. Therefore, the benefits of product are outweighed by its risks in the pregnant dog.

Use of this drug in the presence of endocrine pancreatic dysfunction (e.g. diabetes mellitus or acute infectious pancreatitis) is contraindicated. Evidence of liver disease is a relative contraindication due to the presence of ethyl alcohol in this product (alcohol may be removed by protocol). All benefits and risks of this product should be weighed appropriately before use.

For oral use only

TYD Contains:

Mullein, Raspberry Leaf, Kelp, Irish Moss, Motherwort, Pokeweed Root, Ethyl Alcohol, Distilled Water.

Mullein – Expectorant, Emollient. Primarily used as an expectorant. Mullein has anti-viral properties, astringent properties, promotes the discharge of mucus and soothes irritated mucous membrane.

Raspberry Leaf – Astringent, Tonic, Refrigerant, Parturient, Uterine Stimulant, Digestive Remedy. The fruit is Diuretic, Laxative, Diaphoretic and Cleansing. Raspberry Leafs may be used in the treatment of diarrhea, stomatitis and leucorrhoea, and as a gargle for tonsillitis, a mouthwash for mouth ulcers, bleeding gums and inflammation, and as an eyewash for conjunctivitis. The leaves are sometimes included in rheumatic remedies where they have a diuretic action, and in France the Raspberry Leaf is regarded as a tonic for the prostate gland. The diluted tincture may be applied to wounds and inflammation or as a mouthwash for ulcers and gum inflammation. The berries are traditionally taken for indigestion and rheumatism. They are rich in nutrients and iron and help combat anemia.

Kelp – Anti-Hypothyroid, Thyroactive, Anti-Obesic, Antirheumatic, Demulcent, Gentle Metabolic Stimulant, Nutritive, Adaptagen, Thyroid Tonic, Anti-Inflammatory.  Kelp, rich in iodine, stimulates the thyroid gland, thereby increasing basal metabolism. It is a useful remedy in the treatment of hypothyroidism, goiter myxoedema and lymph adenoid goiter. By regulating thyroid function, there is an improvement in all the associated symptoms. Kelp also appears to assist in the problem of lipid balance associated with obesity, and where obesity is associated with thyroid dysfunction, this herb may help to reduce excess weight. It has a reputation in the relief of rheumatism and rheumatoid arthritis and may be used both internally and as an external application for inflamed joints. The main phytotherapeutic use of Kelp is during debility and convalescence, and also to remineralise the body.

Irish Moss – Anticoagulant, Expectorant, Digestive Aid, Convalescence, Cachexia, Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Bronchitis, Cystitis; topically as a lotion for Chapped Hands and Dermatitis. Irish Moss is primarily used for respiratory infections. Irish moss is most often used to treat coughs associated with bronchitis. It is an expectorant and helps to thin mucus so that it can be expelled more easily from the lungs. Irish Moss can help to relieve heartburn and gastritis. Irish Moss can be used to treat urinary tract infections.

Motherwort – Sedative, Nervine, Antispasmodic, Emmenagogue, Mildly Hypotensive, Cardiac Tonic, Gentle Uterine Stimulant, Mild Stimulant to the Womb, Relaxant, Carminative, Diaphoretic.  An excellent heart tonic. Research has shown it is able to calm palpitations, tachycardia and irregular heartbeats. It is a specific remedy for tachycardia caused by anxiety, and may be used in all heart conditions associated with anxiety and tension. Treatment should normally be continued for several months. The glycosides have a short-term ability to lower blood pressure.

Pokeweed Root – Anti-rheumatic, Mild Anodyne, Cathartic, Stimulant, Anti-catarrhal, Purgative and Emetic in large doses, Parasiticide, Fungicide, Anti-Inflammatory, Possibly Stimulates Leucocyte and Lymphatic Activity. Pokeweed Root is used to treat inflammatory conditions of the upper respiratory tract and lymphatic adenitis, removing catarrh and aiding the cleansing of the lymphatic glands. It may be used for catarrh, tonsillitis, laryngitis, swollen glands, mastitis, mumps, etc. It is of value in lymphatic problems elsewhere in the body, particularly mastitis, where it can be used internally and as a poultice. It also has a use in rheumatism, particularly where it is long-standing. Externally, as a lotion or ointment, it may be used to rid the skin of scabies and other pests, tinea, and acne, and may be applied in a poultice to soothe ulcers, hemorrhoids and inflamed joints.

Ethyl Alcohol – Preservative, Intensifier.  Intensifies, while preserving the properties of this herbal tincture.

Distilled Water