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Skin Revival

$49.00

 

Suggested use: Chronic skin conditions such as fly allergies, mud fever, rain rot, rain scald, sweet itch, sarcoids, scratches, summer sores, etc.

Estimated time of use*: 2-4 months

(dosage scoop included)

 

Ships within 1-3 days.  Dimensions: 6" x 4" x 2"  Weight: 1oz

Bulk Pricing: 10% off 3, 12% off 4, 15% off 5 or more

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KEY POINTS

• We think of horse skin issues as something wrong with the skin, but it is often due to liver issues.

 

• If you have already helped your horse's liver with Liver Revival, then Skin Revival will help your horse's skin clear up beautifully.

DESCRIPTION

 

TBT Skin Revival is an energetically enhanced product targeted at skin issues.   Example conditions include:  fly allergies, mud fever, rain rot, rain scald, sweet itch, sarcoids, scratches, summer sores, etc.

 

Product shown is a 60 day supply. Note that the enclosed scoop is 1 gram, which is very small. This is because the physical herbs are only needed to "deliver" the energy.
 
The Revival energy works with your horse's bioelectric field, as well as the immune system, to correct and clear issues.  

FAQs

 

How do you treat itchy skin/Sweet itch on horses?
Sweet itch and itchy skin is caused by "bad stuff" (chemicals/toxins/heavy metals/etc) coming out the skin.   Normally, the liver should handle this bad stuff, but it is often overloaded in today's environments.

To treat, you need to 1) help the liver with TBT Liver Revival and then 2) if needed, help the skin with TBT Skin Revival.  These products enable the liver to do it's job and get all the bad stuff removed, without sending it out through the skin.

What causes horses to have itchy skin?
Itchy skin is caused when the horse's body is trying to get rid of something bad.   Such as toxins, chemicals, heavy metals, etc.   Typically, the horse's liver is overloaded with these items, and can't handle the amount.   So the bad stuff is sent out via the skin.

What is homemade anti-itch for horses?
There are homemade anti-itch items that you can try.  These generally involve baking soda.  However, while they may help temporarily, they are not removing the cause of the itching.   To remove the cause of the itching, you must 1) help the liver and then 2) help the skin with TBT Skin Revival.

Does my horse have allergies, she itches a lot?
Allergies are signs that your horse's system is overloaded with bad stuff (toxins/chemicals/heavy metals/etc).    Symptoms of allergies (itching, runny nose, runny eyes, sneezing) show your horse's body needs help clearing the bad stuff out.

How do I treat mud fever in horses?
Mud fever is a sign your horse's system is overloaded with bad stuff (toxins/chemicals/heavy metals/etc).  Symptoms of mud fever (cracked oozing skin, difficult to heal) show your horse's body needs help clearing the bad stuff out.

Can you ride a horse with mud fever?
If your horse walks around normally (no signs of discomfort) with mud fever, then you can ride the horse.   However, mud fever is always a sign your horse needs help getting the bad stuff (toxinx/chemicals/heavy metals/etc.) out of his or her body.

How serious is mud fever?
Mud fever is a sign your horse needs help getting the bad stuff (toxinx/chemicals/heavy metals/etc.) out of his or her body.   If you ignore this sign, it will get worse.  Eventually this will hurt the liver and the intestines and the rest of the skin.

Is mud fever a fungal infection?
No, mud fever is not a fungal infection.  Mud fever is a sign your horse's system is overloaded with bad stuff (toxins/chemicals/heavy metals/etc).   Once the mud fever with cracked, oozing skin is apparent, then opportunistic bacteria and fungus will appear.  They are simply clean up crew.   Treating bacteria/fungus is not the answer.   

 

NOTES FOR USE

 

Directions for use: Enclosed level scoop is 1 gram. Give 1 scoop daily for horses 1000-1200 lbs. Give 1/2 scoop daily for horses 500 lbs or under. Reseal after each use.

 

*Estimated time of use: The estimated time of use for a given symptom set is variable. The estimate shown for the product is based on three horse averages. That is, it is based on 1)average age, 2) average overall health, and 3) average severity of symptoms. For horses that are older, more severe symptoms, or less overall health, please give them more time on the product.
 
Detox symptoms: Some horses may show detox symptoms. Detox means that your horse is now able to clear out cellular debris, and thereby detoxify. If your horse shows detox symptoms, you may see slight worsening of the original issue. This is only temporary as the horse is ramping up the elimination of the problem. As long as your horse is eating, drinking, and temperature is normal, there is no need to discontinue the product.

 

 

PRODUCT FACTS

 

Active Ingredients per 1 gram (scoop provided): A proprietary blend of Cape Aloe.


Inactive Ingredients: None


Cautions: Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven. If animals condition worsens or does not improve, stop product administration and consult your veterinarian. An examination from a veterinarian is recommended prior to using this product.  Not for long term use.


For use in horses only.   Skin Revival is recommended for supporting skin direct and indirect functions.


Warnings: For animal use only. Keep out of the reach of children and animals. In case of accidental overdose, contact a health professional immediately. This product should not be given to animals intended for human consumption.


These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

 

 

SATISFACTION GUARANTEE

If you are not happy with this product for any reason, we offer a full refund within 90 days of purchase.

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