Azmira's D'Toxifier homeopathic remedy can be used for relieving temporary symptoms of imbalance including allergies, arthritic discomfort, urinary dysfunction, and easing a stressed digestive tract. Azmira's D'Toxifier process benefits prevention and reversal of acute or chronic symptoms by reducing toxic waste in the body which is the cause of disease. D'Toxifier stimulates the urinary tract and liver function, reduces uric acid, and regulates the anal glands.
Ingredients
Arsenicum 10X, Berberis Vulg 10X, Iris 10X, Thuja 10X, Juniperus 3X, Phytolacca 3X, Solidago 3X, Taraxacum 3X, Ethanol 20%. Contains no preservatives, sugar, starch, salt, or artificial flavors.
How to Use It
Give 2-4 drops regardless of body weight, or as directed by a health care practitioner. USE: Repeat one at bedtime for the initial two weeks, to promote general detoxification, then one dose weekly for maintenance. For acute symptoms give one dose every five to 15 minutes for the first hour, then every hour after until symptoms are better, and continue with one dose two to four times a day until reversed. Do not give at the same time as food. Wait at least 15 minutes. Results may vary according to diet and lifestyle.
About Azmira
Holistic Animal Care was founded in 1982 by Dr. Lisa S. Newman out of concern for her own pets' health problems. Dr. Newman drew upon her education in human nutrition, homeopathy, and alternative care and set out to research and develop safe, effective programs for all pets. In 1988, Dr. Newman's product line, Azmira Holistic Animal Care was created. The line is formulated by experienced natural products researchers, rather than by someone who "knows ingredients" or "product development and marketing." Her products have helped address many health and behavioral issues when other alternatives or medical approaches have failed. Dr. Newmans' work and reputation are internationally renowned.
Helps relieve symptoms of imbalance including allergies, arthritic discomfort, urinary issues & easing stressed digestive tract.
