Adjunctive Tumor Support + Infection Defense* (* As recommended by holistic veterinarians for use under a traditional medical system)

Many experts suggest that the rising rate of diseases and conditions in dogs and cats may be due to a lack of preventative nutrients in our pet's food, as well as the prevalence of toxic compounds found in water, food and home environments, which makes our pets susceptible to serious disease, such as cancer. Did you know that cancer accounts for almost half of the deaths in dogs over 10 years of age?

Get Well Soon is used holistically which may help to balance and boost immunity as needed; as an adjunctive for anti-cancer & anti-tumor therapies (not a cure for cancer) due largely to its Annonaceous acetogenins* content; studied for its adjunctive effects which may potentially help slow the growth & may help block energy for all types of abnormal tumors & cancerous cells; which may help to prevent the growth of blood vessels in or around aberrant growths & tumors; and may help deplete the DNA necessary for abnormal cell division & to help protect healthy cellular response. (* As recommended by holistic veterinarians for use under a traditional medical system) Read More

What does this all mean? If Get Well Soon were a missile, its mission would be to lock onto cellular irregularity related to symptoms of tumors and irregular growths. Get Well Soon is not a cure for cancer and makes no such claim. Get Well Soon has been studied for its ability to help isolate and limit aberrant growths, while nutritionally and working at a cellular level to help correct the underlying cause of irregular growth. It also may help to eliminate infection often present with aberrant cell activity. Now that's plant intelligence. (* As recommended by holistic veterinarians for use under a traditional medical system)

Other holistic indications include the adjunctive usage (not as a cure) which may help destroy Multi-Drug Resistant (MDR) cells that are resistant to chemotherapy; also used holistically as an adjunctive (not as a cure) for symptoms of cancer, cysts and tumors, including fibrous, fatty sebaceous, basal  and cutaneous mast cell tumors; for mastocytomas, sarcomas, lipomas, histiocytomas, adenomas hyperplasia and papillomas and epulis.  (* As recommended by holistic veterinarians for use under a traditional medical system)

Get Well Soon is also used holistically and adjunctively to help address symptoms related to growths and tumors located in the brain, bone, heart, liver, kidneys, bladder, mammaries, skin, stomach, eye, ear, nose, mouth, gums, tongue; for leg, hind quarters and deep tissue tumors and growths; and for its in-vitro toxicity to ovarian, cervical, breast, colon, lung, pancreas, bladder and skin cancer cells. (* As recommended by holistic veterinarians for use under a traditional medical system) 

Secondary natural plant chemicals include holistic and adjunctive uses which may help reduce blood pressure; may help lower heart rate and dilate blood vessels; for use as a cardio tonic and potential heart protector; for its potential health benefits related to neuralgia, neuropathy, Fibromyalgia and nerve pain; as a broad spectrum antimicrobial, antibacterial, anti-fungal, antiviral, antispasmodic and anti-convulsant; for most types of viral and bacterial diseases and may help protect against allergens and pathogens. (* As recommended by holistic veterinarians for use under a traditional medical system)

Other secondary benefits include holistic use which may help reduce symptoms related to dyspepsia and ulcers; for liver ailments; may help expel worms and parasites; may help address lesions, polyps and warts; and may help relieve all types of inflammation and muscle and joint tenderness associated with arthritis and rheumatism. * GET WELL SOON is not a cure for cancer nor is it a substitute for cancer or tumor protocols. Please consult your vet.

* Annonaceous acetogenins discovered thus far include annocatalin, annohexocin, annomonicin, annomontacin, annomuricatin A & B, annomuricin A thru E, annomutacin, annonacin, annonacinone, annopentocin A thru C, cis-annonacin, cis-corossolone, cohibin A thru D, corepoxylone, coronin, corossolin, corossolone, donhexocin, epomuricenin A & B, gigantetrocin, gigantetrocin A & B, gigantetrocinone, gigantetronenin, goniothalamicin, iso-annonacin, javoricin, montanacin, montecristin, muracin A thru G, muricapentocin, muricatalicin, muricatalin, muri-catenol, muricatetrocin A & B muricatin D, muricatocin A thru C muricin H, muricin I, muricoreacin, murihexocin 3, murihexocin A thru C, murihexol, murisolin, robustocin, rolliniastatin 1 & 2, saba-delin, solamin, uvariamicin I & IV, xylomaticin

Recommend Use

ALS, Adult, Senior, Puppy, Kitten, adjunctive use related to symptoms of cancer regimens.

Ingredients*

Gelatin capsules, Annona muricata L. Graviola

Contraindications

Graviola has demonstrated uterine stimulant activity and is contraindicated during pregnancy. Graviola has demonstrated hypotensive, vasodilator, and cardio depressant activities in animal studies and is contraindicated for pets with low blood pressure. Animals taking antihypertensive drugs should check with their doctors before taking graviola and monitor their blood pressure accordingly (as medications may need adjusting). Graviola has demonstrated significant in vitro antimicrobial properties. Chronic, long-term use of this plant may lead to die-off of friendly bacteria in the digestive tract due to its antimicrobial properties and supplementing the diet with probiotics and digestive enzymes are advisable if this plant is used for longer than 90 days.

Graviola is likely contraindicated in combination with MAO inhibitors and some prescription antidepressants. Check with your Vet first if your pet is taking prescription antidepressants or MAO inhibitor drugs prior to taking graviola.

Drug Interactions

None reported. Graviola may potentiate antihypertensive and cardiac depressant drugs. May potentiate antidepressant and MAOI-inhibitor drugs drugs. May interfere with CoQ10 or other ATP-enhancers.

Cautions

Do not use if your pet is pregnant or nursing. Large dosages can cause upset stomach, nausea and vomiting. Do not exceed suggested dosages. Use caution if your pet has been described MAOI inhibitors or antidepressants. Graviola might potentiate symptoms of Parkinson’s disease due to high concentrations of annonacin. Discuss this with your Vet prior adding Graviola to your pet’s diet.

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