Tic Tamer™

Homeopathic remedy to control involuntary tics and jerking associated with Tourette’s Syndrome and other tic disorders

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What is Tourette’s Syndrome?

With Tourette’s Syndrome, which usually starts in childhood, individuals feel an irresistible urge to make sounds and body movements that are beyond their control. These uncontrollable movements and sounds are called tics.

For people with Tourette’s Syndrome, tics can be extremely distressing, only bringing relief once they have been expressed. In some cases, they might blurt out obscenities - an element of Tourette’s Syndrome that is rare, and one that has been unfairly exaggerated in movies and television shows.

Tics often increase with tension, and decrease with relaxation or when focusing on an absorbing task. Although it is a newly recognized condition, Dr. Georges Gilles de la Tourette (after whom the condition is named) described nine cases in 1885.

While Tourette’s Syndrome is often thought of as a type of mental illness, Tourette’s Syndrome is actually classified as a neurological (brain) disorder.

If you notice your child displaying unusual movements or behavior, pay a visit to your health care professional, as the first sign of Tourette’s Syndrome is often a facial tic.

When diagnosing Tourettes Syndrome, it is important to remember that almost all people with Tourette’s Syndrome experience tics, but just because a person has a tic, it doesn’t mean they have Tourette’s Syndrome. Many children develop tics that last for a few weeks or months and then go away on their own. This is especially true for children, who develop tics during periods of intense stress. For others, motor tics are a long-term problem which may last for years. When this is the case, a diagnosis of chronic motor tic disorder is often made. When motor tics occur together with vocal tics, then a diagnosis of Tourette’s syndrome may be considered.

What is Tic Tamer?

Tic Tamer is a 100% natural homeopathic remedy formulated for the control of common involuntary tics and jerking.

Tic Tamer safely supports the nervous system and brain to reduce involuntary muscle spasms, without harmful side effects. This remedy contains a selection of homeopathic remedies known to promote a soothing and calming effect.

This remedy contains a selection of homeopathic remedies also known for their ability to address common jerking and involuntary tics. Due to the concentrated tincture formula, Tic Tamer Drops are absorbed into the system with ease – exactly when you need it!

How has Tic Tamer helped others?

‘This has helped me enormously; I really don’t know what I would do without it...’ – James

‘My tics were so embarrassing. I would avoid social gatherings at work because I felt ashamed – then my psychologist said I should try this site and look for a natural remedy. I have been taking Tic Tamer with NerveTonic, and I can feel the improvement. Thank you so much for my confidence!’
– Mallory

 ‘The only thing I can say about Tic Tamer is: TRY IT…You won’t be sorry, I am thrilled...’ – Kenneth

'Some days I get fidgety more than other days – this has helped to control my movements better. Thanks.’ – Hedley

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What are the ingredients in Tic Tamer?

Tic Tamer contains the following homeopathic ingredients:

• Hyoscyamus (30C) is beneficial for those who tend to feel restless and often display jerky movement when they are enthusiastic or worried about something.
• Zinc met (30C) supports the absorption of minerals in the body. In addition, Zinc met acts as a nervous system tonic to soothe the nerves at night as well as during the day.
• Cina (30C) is thought to be named after Artemisia - the queen of Persia and renowned herbalist in the 4th century BC. It is used homeopathically to relieve irritability, increase tolerance and prevent outbursts.
• Chamomilla (12C) is a well-known soothing and calming homeopathic remedy to address any common nervous spasms.
• Citricidal Extract (inactive ingredient)

How is Tic Tamer used?

 Tic Tamer is presented in a concentrated 50ml tincture formula, making it easy to take.

Directions:
Hold bottle upside down and administer 10 drops directly into the mouth. Alternatively dilute 10 drops in quarter cup water and sip slowly. Children under 12 years use 5 drops. Dosage may be repeated 3 - 5 times daily if needed until symptoms subside. May be used with Triple Complex Nerve Tonic.

Note:
Consult your doctor if symptoms persist or worsen.

How long until I see results?

 Tic Tamer supports the body on a cellular level – helping to support the nervous system - from the first dose. Tic Tamer contains homeopathic ingredients in a tincture formula that facilitates rapid absorption into the system – just when you need it!  

How long will a bottle last?

One bottle of Tic Tamer will last approximately 30 days (depending on frequency of use).