SanaWohl MetavolicTincture for Dogs, 100ml

SanaWohl – naturally for greater well-being

This carefully compiled herbal tincture combines four traditional wild and medicinal plants that have been valued in European herbal medicine for centuries. The combination of these four plants can be used to support natural metabolic and excretory functions.

The liquid form makes it easy to integrate the diversity of these plants into everyday life – a small drop of nature that reflects the long history of herbalism.

• Supporting metabolism

Gundermann is traditionally described as a herb rich in bitter compounds. In herbal medicine, bitter compounds are often associated with stimulating digestive and metabolic processes.

St. John's wort is not only known for its long tradition in herbal medicine, but also for its special interaction with the body's natural metabolic processes. Certain ingredients in the plant can support the activity of specific enzyme systems in the liver, including the cytochrome P450 system (e.g., CYP3A4) and transport proteins such as P-glycoprotein.

These endogenous systems play an important role in the processing and excretion of various substances, including numerous medications. As a result, St. John's wort is often mentioned in connection with the metabolism of active substances in the body and is considered one of the most thoroughly researched plants in this field of botany.

• Balance for the nervous system

Helmkraut is traditionally associated with calming and relaxing properties. In herbal medicine, it is considered a plant that is valued during periods of tension or mental stress.

St. John's wort is often used in herbal preparations designed to promote inner peace, balance, and mental stability.

• Stimulation of natural urinary tract and kidney function

In European herbal medicine, both skullcap and field horsetail are traditionally described as having a mild diuretic effect. This supports the natural function of the kidneys and urinary tract.

Important to know

The term “detoxification” is rarely used in modern scientific medicine. The body has its own systems (primarily the liver, kidneys, and intestines) that break down and excrete metabolic products. Herbs are traditionally described as accompanying plants in corresponding herbal preparations.

Note: St. John's wort can influence the effect of certain medications and increase the skin's sensitivity to light. If you take medication regularly, you should therefore seek professional advice before use.

In our tinctures, the plants are extracted in organic glycerin, which preserves their natural and valuable components.

Our vital supplements and tinctures are not medicines, remedies, or medical products. All descriptions of the ingredients are for informational purposes only and do not constitute a promise of healing. Our products are not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet. If your four-legged friend is already receiving medication or similar, or if you are unsure whether a vital supplement can be administered, please consult a veterinary practitioner or veterinarian.

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