Description
Chamomile has many properties and helps various conditions ranging from skin and nervous system problems to acting as an antispasmodic. Chamomile is also useful to the digestive system and can be made into a tea to dampen regular feed. Chamomile is often used to treat colic, scours, and other gastrointestinal disorders.
Free of additives, fillers, chemicals, and preservatives
100% natural Human Grade herb
The preparation is prepared with 1/3 cup of Slippery Elm Bark powder mixed into a sufficient quantity of cold tea to make a paste. One dose of this paste daily will completely heal the lining of the gastrointestinal tract when given as an uninterrupted 12-week course. When using Chamomile to treat nervous system problems, a tea is made by adding 4 dessertspoons of flowers to 1 liter boiling water and this is left to steep until cool. This can be split in half and used (flowers and all) to dampen down the horse’s feeds morning and evening. Alternatively, the whole flowers can be fed directly to the horse at a dosage rate of 1/2 cup per feed.
