Galvanex has the effect in Chinese medicine of Lifting the Qi. In Chinese medicine, to feel less anxious, have stronger resistance to infection, and to have better peripheral circulation, you must have lots of Qi and Blood in your upper body. When Qi instead sinks to the lower body, symptoms can include one or more of the following:
 
Urinary or fecal incontinence
Prolapse
Recurrent bladder infections despite antibiotic therapy
Frequent and often loose or pale stools
Difficulty gaining weight.
A weak appetite
Anxiety
Weakness and fatigue
Pacing
Low grade itch
Leaky gut
Pododermatitis
Reduced peripheral circulation 
       
From a Western medical perspective, sinking Qi is commonly associated with adrenal fatigue. These animals may not have Addison’s disease but may have a Na:K ratio less than 27 in their blood work, even if they have been diagnosed with Cushing’s disease.
Anxiety in these animals does not respond to or is even aggravated by the descending action of Halscion. Using Galvanex with Halscion supports a balanced effect on mentation in which anxiety disappears.
Immune deficiency is often seen at body surfaces, slowing the response to Cessorex in real-food fed dogs with allergic dermatitis. Using Galvanex with Cessorex in those animals accelerates improvements.
Peripheral circulation may also decline when the Qi sinks, weakening the response to formulas like Voltrex and Lumbrex. Using Galvanex with these two formulas can enhance their efficacy in treating lameness and weakness.
 
In short, Galvanex provides a foundation for all these treatments to work more effectively, making Galvanex an important Herbal Helper.