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This morning as I was hugging and petting Neiman I noticed something pretty exciting - his fatty tumors are shrinking/vanishing! Just last week they were still pretty obvious when I petted him, but now I can barely feel them. I'm hoping this is a good sign that the supplements and change in diet are greatly improving his overall health.
That is fantastic! Yesssss!!!!!!
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Pawsome! It might be helpful to mention the supplements you are using? I know not every critter reacts the same but it's great to hear what is working for furbaby.
Liberty (Libby) was diagnosed with OSA on 1-22-13. Right front amputation on 1-31-13. No IV Chemo. Metronomic Therapy started 2-19-13 along with supplements and some home cooking. Lungs clear until 1-06-14. She's still her happy, hoppy, bossy self. Living the dog life to the fullest and a proud Winter Warrior. :) RIP my Libby 4-21-03 to 3-19-14
We are following the protocol in Dr. Eisen's book, Dog Cancer: The Holistic Answer. This includes liquid zeolite, AveUltra, AHCC, enzymes (I'm using a powder rather than pills), probiotics, and a multi vitamin without vitamin C (vitamin C would cancel out AveUltra). For grain-free food, we use Honest Kitchen's "Preference" plus chicken breast that I cook in the crock pot a couple times per week. I've also consulted with a negentropy health practitioner who makes liquid silver to help boost the immune system. He also told me about the importance of "grounding" - being in physical contact with the Earth for extended periods of time to benefit from its emmission of negatively charged electrons, which facilitates healing and counteracts exposure to free radicals. So we try to spend a lot of time outdoors when it's not raining. Apparently rain makes Dobermans melt.
Thanks for that. It feels good to have a plan, follow it and see great results. It's rained so much around here, the earth is just mud at the moment. "Apparently rain makes Dobermans melt" *giggle*
Liberty (Libby) was diagnosed with OSA on 1-22-13. Right front amputation on 1-31-13. No IV Chemo. Metronomic Therapy started 2-19-13 along with supplements and some home cooking. Lungs clear until 1-06-14. She's still her happy, hoppy, bossy self. Living the dog life to the fullest and a proud Winter Warrior. :) RIP my Libby 4-21-03 to 3-19-14
Good job Neiman!!You never know how good the benefits of a great hug can be!! Thanks to Mom for sharing all that valuable information to! Very kind of er!
Of course rain makes Dobermans melt, you're made out of sugar:-)
Co gratulations Neiman, that's really great news! Sally and Happy Hannah
Happy Hannah had a glorious additional bonus time of over one yr & two months after amp for osteo! She made me laugh everyday! Joined April's Angels after send off meal of steak, ice cream, M&Ms & deer poop!
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