Lignans For Life Flaxseed Lignans for Dogs & People + SDG - Omega 3 Fatty Acids, High Fiber Antioxidants - Improve Shiny Coat, Digestive & Heart Health for Dogs, 15mg, 180 Flaxseed Capsules, 1 Pack

Great quality, does what is supposed to. This is being used in treatment for a dog, so I can't speak to ease of use or effect on stomach, but the dog doesn't seem to have any issues with it. It's larger than the other pills, but the dog doesn't care I'd it's in a treat or pill pocket. No visible side effects I can see, but apparently it's working.

My menopause hot flashes were burning me up! Flames shooting from my body and sweat pouring down my face - agony folks! I did my research on phytoestrogens and it said that Lignans and Isoflavones were the way to go! I bought this bottle and my isoflavones. From day 1 - they worked. I went from an inferno sweating mess, to normal with the rare occasional flare up. I experimented with amounts, taking different times a day, taking as pills, putting in coffee, in a smoothie or on top of yogurt. For me, I just take 3 in the morning. I'm not a big pill taker so I opened the capsules and put in my coffee, yogurt, or smoothie. It just gives whatever I add it to a bit of a nutty flavor. Goes down super easy. Oh - I should mention, that all the other menopause symptoms also went away. I highly recommend for any lady going through the m'pause...THIS WORKS!

Im new to this product. My vet actually told me about this product for my dog. She has hormonal thyroid issues among other stuff and she thought my dog would benifit from this product. So far so good. Shes small, a senior and has only one tooth so I break open thecapsule and put it on her food. It must taste ok as well cause she licks it right up. Too soon to tell how it will affect her over all but were happy with it from our observations at this point.

One time as describe. Thank you.

We've been giving one pill to our 25 pound Beagle every morning mixed in his dog food for 2 years to alleviate his thirst symptoms from Cushing's disease. It has made his quality of life so much better! Yes, he still drinks more than he used to, but gone are the days of him constantly on the hunt for an open toilet lid or puddle in the yard. I'm not usually a person into herbal medicine, but after seeing flaxseed lignans show up in many articles on Cushing's, I figured it was worth a try. Very happy with the results and, more importantly, happy my pup has a better quality of life by taking it!

My Sheltie has Atypical Cushings Disease. Our wonderful vet has prescribed this, along with fish oil, to manage without powerful drugs. The results are amazing. Her symptoms have all diminished over time; extreme thirst and hunger, brittle and dull coat, plus extreme fatigue. She has been on this for over a year and is maintaining the progress.Just wish there was an easier way to add to food than twisting capsules apart as arthritic fingers don't always handle that too well.But that doesn't take away from the benefits of this product!

Worst gas pain of my life and not returnable

I purchased this after reading and doing some research. My dog of 13 years was diagnosed with Cushing and Diabetics. After about a week of using this twice a day (you have to hide it in something they love it is a large pill ) along with Melatonin I started to notice him not drinking as much water and fewer accidents. I also changed his diet to all protein no carbs or artificial fillers. Chicken and fish cooked but not well. After about a month he was less swollen and is running around the house, I do still need to get up once in the night to let him out. I feel this has helped my dog continue to have a good life and he as of now doing well. I will say I did choose to not do the harsher drugs the vet wanted to do because of the harsh side effects and could not be given any hope of him getting better if we did, it could have also caused more issue. This might not be the way everyone wants to go (lignans, Melatonin and all natural protein diet) but it has done wonders for my Boo. Please do your research and talk to your vet and decide what will work best for your dog