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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2025 · 51 MIN

The Science Behind Tvati's Natural Healing for Injuries

from Pet Business Disruptors · host Clayton Payne

In this episode of Pet Business Disruptors, host Clayton interviews Graham Matheson, co-founder of Tvati, a herbal medicine originating from the Cook Islands. Graham, a medical doctor with a background in orthopedic research, shares his journey from sports injuries to developing a natural remedy that promotes bone and soft tissue healing. He discusses the unique properties of Tvati, its application in both human and veterinary medicine, and the challenges of securing patents for a traditional medicine. The conversation delves into the product's effectiveness for pets, particularly in treating injuries and improving mobility, and highlights the company's commitment to sustainable practices in the Cook Islands. Listeners will gain insights into the intersection of traditional knowledge and modern veterinary care, as well as the future plans for Tvati Pet. KEY TAKEWAYS  Origin of Tvati: Tvati is a herbal medicine developed from traditional Cook Islands practices, focusing on enhancing injury recovery, particularly in bone and soft tissue healing. Mechanism of Action: While the exact mechanism of how Tvati works is not fully understood, it appears to influence the body's natural repair processes, promoting healing in injured tissues without causing inflammation. Applications in Veterinary Medicine: Tvati has shown promising results in treating injuries in high-performance animals like racehorses and greyhounds, with feedback indicating improvements in mobility and recovery from both acute and chronic injuries. Sustainable Practices: The production of Tvatiemphasizes sustainability, with a non-destructive harvesting method that ensures the long-term health of the plant sources in the Cook Islands.   BEST MOMENTS "We got new bone growing in that defect in one week." - Graham  "It influences the injured tissue where that injured tissue is." - Graham  "If you're a herd animal, you never pretend to be lame because lame animals get eaten." - Graham  "Skepticism that is dismissal is a lot more difficult." - Clayton   HOST BIO Clayton Payne is an industry veteran of three decades of working in the pet industry. Brought up working in his parents' pet store, Clayton has seen the industry evolve over five different decades and has been on the cutting edge of the industry since the nineties. Building pet businesses from scratch, establishing multi-national distribution chains and having worked in every aspect of the industry, Clayton has a rare insight into the Pet Industry that is rivalled by few.  Clayton has been the spearhead of many of the industry's changes and has introduced numerous new concepts to market with a trail of success behind him. He has worked in numerous countries within the pet industry, speaks four different languages and has established both import and export relationships on all continents (excluding Antarctica). As well as being COO of one of the UKs fastest growing insect technology companies, Clayton is a Pet industry consultant who has consulted for many household brands and delivers sales training to pet trade professionals. https://www.linkedin.com/in/clayton-payne-a6772244/ https://www.tiktok.com/@petbusinessdisruptors https://www.youtube.com/@PetBusinessDisruptors

In this episode of Pet Business Disruptors, host Clayton interviews Graham Matheson, co-founder of Tvati, a herbal medicine originating from the Cook Islands. Graham, a medical doctor with a background in orthopedic research, shares his journey from sports injuries to developing a natural remedy that promotes bone and soft tissue healing. He discusses the unique properties of Tvati, its application in both human and veterinary medicine, and the challenges of securing patents for a traditional medicine. The conversation delves into the product's effectiveness for pets, particularly in treating injuries and improving mobility, and highlights the company's commitment to sustainable practices in the Cook Islands. Listeners will gain insights into the intersection of traditional knowledge and modern veterinary care, as well as the future plans for Tvati Pet. KEY TAKEWAYS  Origin of Tvati: Tvati is a herbal medicine developed from traditional Cook Islands practices, focusing on enhancing injury recovery, particularly in bone and soft tissue healing. Mechanism of Action: While the exact mechanism of how Tvati works is not fully understood, it appears to influence the body's natural repair processes, promoting healing in injured tissues without causing inflammation. Applications in Veterinary Medicine: Tvati has shown promising results in treating injuries in high-performance animals like racehorses and greyhounds, with feedback indicating improvements in mobility and recovery from both acute and chronic injuries. Sustainable Practices: The production of Tvatiemphasizes sustainability, with a non-destructive harvesting method that ensures the long-term health of the plant sources in the Cook Islands.   BEST MOMENTS "We got new bone growing in that defect in one week." - Graham  "It influences the injured tissue where that injured tissue is." - Graham  "If you're a herd animal, you never pretend to be lame because lame animals get eaten." - Graham  "Skepticism that is dismissal is a lot more difficult." - Clayton   HOST BIO Clayton Payne is an industry veteran of three decades of working in the pet industry. Brought up working in his parents' pet store, Clayton has seen the industry evolve over five different decades and has been on the cutting edge of the industry since the nineties. Building pet businesses from scratch, establishing multi-national distribution chains and having worked in every aspect of the industry, Clayton has a rare insight into the Pet Industry that is rivalled by few.  Clayton has been the spearhead of many of the industry's changes and has introduced numerous new concepts to market with a trail of success behind him. He has worked in numerous countries within the pet industry, speaks four different languages and has established both import and export relationships on all continents (excluding Antarctica). As well as being COO of one of the UKs fastest growing insect technology companies, Clayton is a Pet industry consultant who has consulted for many household brands and delivers sales training to pet trade professionals. https://www.linkedin.com/in/clayton-payne-a6772244/ https://www.tiktok.com/@petbusinessdisruptors https://www.youtube.com/@PetBusinessDisruptors

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