As long as you are sure there are no pesticides or other chemicals in the product, I would say give it a try. The sad problem is that so often pet foods and supplies are made from inferior quality ingredients. Here in the US we have had a recall of pet foods that were killing beloved dogs and cats because the food contained contaminated wheat gluten from China. One of the brands recalled was the kind I have given my dogs for years. Be very sure the product is safe and if it is pure, then it should be safe to try.

Years ago I had a snake bite and was treated with massive doses of steroids that cost hundreds of dollars. A few weeks later our dog was also bitten and she got the same steroids for only a few dollars. Later I had a grandmother and an older dog both on Prednisone, the tablets were identical, even made by the same company, but the difference in price was huge. If your product is high quality it should not hurt you at all, and from the way you describe it, it sounds safe.

dont feel so weird about it, i sometimes order stuff from pet food stores to consume myself, mainly whole rosehips from which i make tea (its sold for parrots and exotic birds!)

If it is chemical free, I would try it-DEFINITELY! We are mammals just as dogs are, and some of the things we humans eat are worse than what dogs eat.

Also- if you have excema, I reccomend doing a parasite cleanse-- even if it means fasting on raw pineapple, raw pumpkin seeds and raw garlic for 2 weeks --as one of the members over at Humaworm's forum is doing before his Humaworm dewormer arrives in the mail. Most of us humans do have some type of parasite that can cause symptoms but we do not take this seriously enough. Roundworm is known to instigate exczema and psoriasis. Most parasites can remain hidden and unknown in a human unless you do a parasite cleanse.


Also , eating more raw fruits and vegetables will help the body cleanse itself and cut down exczema as well. Drink lots of liquids throughout the day to cleanse the body's toxin load.

Liver Flushing occasionally will jump start the liver's health- and will free it up. Don't be surprised if your exczma also goes away after 3 liver flushes!

if you have eczema have you tried lysine and proline with vitamin c? if it works for you you will see noticable improvement within 2 weeks, but usually within a week.

If it's just an herbal tincture the only thing I can think of wrong with it is if it's formulated for dogs.. A human would need more or less, dogs are sensitive to some products so there might not be enough of something in it for a human dosage. etc.



I think it's more "crazy" and "mad" to think that there are "dog products" and "human products". Like dog food..which isn't much better than half of the foods sold for humans..