Herbal Adjustment Formula

Summary

Proprietary blend of herbs designed to support lymphatic drainage and fluid balance.

Indications

• edema
• fluid retention
• lymphedema
• detoxification

Contraindications

• pregnancy
• autoimmune conditions

Preparations

• tincture
• tea
• capsule

Body Systems Affected

• lymphatic
• immune
• circulatory

Treats These Ailments

Conditions listed as treatable by this remedy:

• Edema, Fluid Retention
  Excess fluid accumulation in tissues causing swelling, typically in legs, ankles, or abdomen. Can be caused by heart conditions, kidney dysfunction, liver disease, or medication side effects.
• Bladder Issues
  Bladder dysfunction including urinary retention, urgency, and discomfort, often linked to fluid imbalance and tissue salt deficiencies.
• Kidney Issues
  Kidney dysfunction affecting fluid balance and waste filtration, leading to fluid retention, edema, and metabolic imbalances.
• Lymphedema
  Lymphatic system dysfunction causing chronic swelling, usually in arms or legs, when lymph fluid cannot drain adequately.
• Gallbladder Issues / Gallstones
  Gallbladder dysfunction or gallstone formation causing digestion problems, bloating, and referred pain. Often linked to liver congestion.
• Hypertension
  Chronic elevation of blood pressure in the arteries, increasing risk of heart disease, stroke, and kidney failure.
• Heart Failure
  Cardiovascular condition where the heart cannot pump enough blood to meet the body's needs, often causing fluid buildup and edema.
• Chronic Kidney Disease
  Progressive kidney dysfunction that can lead to kidney failure, requiring dialysis or transplantation. Often causes severe edema and electrolyte imbalances.
• Kidney & Bladder Health
  Comprehensive kidney and bladder health covering urinary tract infections, bladder dysfunction, kidney stones, and related conditions affecting fluid balance and toxin removal.
• Liver Cirrhosis
  Chronic liver disease characterized by scarring (fibrosis) of liver tissue, affecting liver function and detoxification.

Sources

• https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12804396/