NeyDIL® 73 Revitorgan®-Dilution Nr. 73 D4 pro vet. - Thymus und Immunsystem sowie embryonale und fetale Gewebestrukturen bei Tieren

Product Information & Mandatory Information

NeyDIL® No. 73 D4 pro vet. is an organ-homeopathic preparation from the veterinary product range of vitOrgan.

The designation "pro vet." indicates use in the veterinary field. The preparation contains homeopathically prepared organ or tissue-related starting substances in a D4 potency.

What is NeyDIL® No. 73 D4 pro vet. intended for?

Within the organ-homeopathic concept, NeyDIL® No. 73 D4 pro vet. is assigned to the following areas:

• Funiculus umbilicalis – Umbilical cord tissue

• Thymus – Thymus or thymus tissue

• Placenta – Placental tissue

The preparation thus belongs, within the organ-homeopathic concept, particularly to the areas of the thymus and immune system as well as embryonic and fetal tissue structures in animals.

The thymus is an organ of the lymphatic system and plays an important role in the development and maturation of certain cells of the immune system, particularly in young animals. As they age, the thymus tissue in many animal species partially regresses.

The placenta and umbilical cord are important structures during prenatal development. The placenta serves, among other things, the exchange of substances and gases between the mother and the fetus and performs various hormonal and regulatory functions during pregnancy. The umbilical cord creates the connection between the fetus and the placenta.

A concrete therapeutic effect on specific diseases of the immune system or other illnesses cannot be derived from this organ-related classification. Individual application should be carried out according to the manufacturer's instructions or based on veterinary recommendation.

Organ-Homeopathic Concept

The organ-homeopathic preparations from vitOrgan are based on the traditional fundamental idea of using organ or tissue-related starting substances in a homeopathically prepared form.

This approach is described by vitOrgan with the principle: "Heart heals heart, kidney heals kidney, organ heals organ."

Within this concept, NeyDIL® No. 73 D4 pro vet. combines umbilical cord tissue, thymus tissue, and placental tissue. The composition thus connects tissue components from prenatal development with a component of the lymphatic or immunological system.

The organ-homeopathic preparations offered by vitOrgan for biomolecular therapy use natural organic substances that act in a regulatory and metabolic manner. According to the underlying therapy concept, weakened cells are to be supported through targeted regulation.

The described relationships are based on the organ-homeopathic therapy concept and are not to be equated with scientifically proven efficacy for specific diseases in animals.

Potentization

The homeopathically prepared starting substances are in the potency D4.

For Animals

NeyDIL® No. 73 D4 pro vet. is intended for veterinary use.

Application and dosage should follow the information on the packaging or in the package insert and, if necessary, be carried out in consultation with a veterinarian.

Dosage Form

Ampoules.

Package Size

5 ampoules of 2 ml each.

Important Notes

For use in animals only.

In the case of persistent or unclear symptoms, recurring infections, marked weakness, changes in general condition, or other long-lasting abnormalities, the animal should be examined by a veterinarian.

The information on this page is intended as product information and does not replace a veterinary examination, diagnosis, or treatment.

Keep medicines out of the reach of children.

Manufacturer

vitOrgan Arzneimittel GmbH

Ingredients / Active Substances

Organ-homeopathically prepared starting substances:

Funiculus umbilicalis – Umbilical cord tissue
Thymus – Thymus or thymus tissue
Placenta – Placental tissue

Potency: Dil. D4.

For the complete qualitative and quantitative composition, the information on the packaging or in the package insert is authoritative.

Side Effects and Tolerance

Possible side effects and special notes regarding tolerance can be found in the package insert or the manufacturer's information.

In the event of unusual reactions after application, the preparation should be discontinued and veterinary advice sought.

For risks and side effects, read the package insert and consult your veterinarian or pharmacist.