Western Medical Indications:
Cushing's disease
Hypothyroidism
Infertility
Renal failure

TCVM Indications:
Coldness at back or extremities
Hind end weakness
Infertility
Kidney Yang Deficiency
Polyuria and polydipsia
Urinary or fecal incontinence
Pulse: Deep and weak
Tongue: Pale, purple and wet


Contraindications:
Do not use during pregnancy; Do not use for Yin Deficiency or false Heat

Warning:
May cause drug testing to be positive

Dosage for Horse:
15 g twice daily as top dressing on feed

Dosage for Dog/Cat:
0.5 g per 10 to 20 lb body weight twice daily

Directions:
Use as needed for up to 3 months

Chinese Principles of Treatment:
Warm Kidney, tonify Yang, and tonify Jing

Classical Antecedent:
You Gui Wan from Jing Yue Quan Shu (Collected Treatises of Jing Yue 景岳全书) written by Zhang Jie Bing in 1624.

Ingredients:
Dang Gui-Angelica, Du Zhong-Eucommia, Fu Zi-Aconite, Gou Qi Zi-Lycium, Lu Jiao Jiao-Cervus, Rou Gui-Cinnamomum,    
Shan Yao-Dioscorea, Shan Zhu Yu-Cornus, Shu Di Huang-Rehmannia, Tu Si Zi-Cuscuta