Laying awake for hours, light bulb moment, what’s wrong with us?
Hi Peter
Thank you for teaching us to be more proactive with our pets and ourselves. It suddenly occurs to me that the reason for a lot of our problems is that we want that “magic pill”.
If someone is told they have high cholesterol, they want a pill to make it go down so they can continue to fuel their bodies with the junk that caused it.
When they have a sore joint, they want a pill to dull the pain, instead of curing the cause of the pain.
When they cough, they want something to stop the cough. (isn’t a cough a normal way of clearing the passage?)
When we have a fever, we immediately want to get it down. (Isn’t fever natures way of fighting something bad in our bodies?)
If we are overweight, we want a magic pill to shed the pounds because it is easier than proper diet and exercise.
Allergies are a natural defense. Unless it is extreme, as all the above mentioned ailments) why do we want to put a blanket over them.
The pharmaceutical companies are rich because they have convinced us that this is the answer to everything. Shame on us for believing it.
Thanks for listening.
Have you ever wondered if there is something missing in your animal friend’s diet?
How about minerals? How can you insure that your dog or cat is getting all the important nutrients needed for good health and longevity? Essential minerals are not always present in sufficient amounts, especially if your pet’s diet is limited to a few ingredients. Even if you feed a variety of foods, intensive agriculture and soil depletion can lead to serious health problems unnecessary suffering and expensive vet bills.
Often, I am faced with situations when my family, my friends and clients don’t see the true story behind what drug companies do.. I too used to naively believe that they are in the business of healing. This video reveals the opposite..
Drug Companies are predominantly are not in the business healing but disease maintenance . Just check this video out ….
More often than not, my blog ideas are usually brought up by a real life situation. This one is not an exception.
Molly was a sweet puppy adopted by my lovely clients, Nadia and Will. They are one of those clients who I want to live with if I come back as a dog. She and her husband Will were thrilled about getting a puppy and hoped to make Molly happy and healthy for the years to come. Part of the plan was Molly’s visit at my office.
Nadia was told that the breeder was the sellers mom, who couldn’t come to meet Nadia. However, she swore that the puppy had been de-wormed, vaccinated, socialized and got free run to play with others.
As soon as I have heard the story of “the breeder was my mother who could not attend” I became suspicious that Molly was a puppy mill puppy. It was obvious that some of her baby teeth had not even erupted. Her tummy looked like a little inflatable balloon and her hind legs were weak and twisted in a awkward shape. She could barely walk.
As a driver I have a bad habit. I don’t usually buckle up right away but a few minutes after I start driving and the car’s warning signal gets louder and more annoying. I finally listen and with an attitude of a teenager I reluctantly buckle up.
I myself am puzzled by this. What brings on the teenager like attitude within me? Why do I take the chances and believe falsely that accidents are less likely to happen in the first kilometer or two of the trip? There is something in most of us that makes as do things that are thrilling and dangerous, no matter how much it doesn’t make sense.
In the 90’s, I worked in a vet clinic in Whistler, British Columbia, a beautiful mountain resort full of thrill seeking folks, who hurl themselves down the double black diamonds runs that are steeper than this letter A.
Before the local bylaws tightened up, Whistlerites were also infamous for letting their dogs roam freely around town especially on powder days. Dogs can walk themselves, especially with 3 feet of fresh powder waiting, right?
Unfortunately many dogs couldn’t and I remember hating the “hit by car” emergency calls.
A friend of mine called me recently and was very upset. This was the second time his dog Barkley had eaten a mango pit. The first time, he threw it up, but this time, it stayed down for more than a week.
The local vet recommended surgery and my friend was not really happy about slicing Barkley’s stomach open. He called me to see if there was anything else we could do.
The pit was large and flat and it was unlikely to go further than the stomach. I thought if we made Barkley throw up, it could get stuck in the esophagus. We had to find a way that would make the mango pit slippery enough to make it slip out without complications.
If you have been living with a pet suffering from kidney disease or hope to prevent it in the future, the following info is definitely for you.
Chronic kidney disease or chronic renal insufficiency is one of the most common conditions of cats and slightly less common in dogs. Symptoms include increased drinking and urination often followed by lack of appetite, vomiting, and muscle loss and general deterioration.
Kidney tissue is composed of very fine and sensitive kidney units that filtrate the blood, eliminate toxins and regulate water balance in the body. These units are highly prone to damage due to toxins or immune system dysfunction. Read the rest of this entry »
Recently, I received an e-mail from my friend who’s customer’s dog was diagnosed with what she called “a nasty case of fungus on her feet which started as fungal but went into bacterial infection.”The owner was soaking her dogs feet in hibitane wondering, if my Healing Solution formula would work for dog foot fungus.
I almost answered her question privately and then I thought, it is a perfect opportunity to get a few things of my chest, write a blog and hopefully help at the same time
Over the course of the past months of blog writing, I have found a new passion for writing and bringing more clarity into animal healing. I like to question and challenge beliefs of others and also my own. This way I keep my ego in check and keep on learning. In the big scheme of things, we humans, know very little.
Imagine, your heart is pounding, you feel like it is going to explode, you feel hungry all the time and can’t keep any weight on; you are restless and can’t sleep at night. After a while, the high blood pressure affects your kidneys, you feel restless, crabby and unwell.
Have you every thought; what would your dog or cat want you to do if they could speak?
What would it be? Would you work 12 hour days or spend hours in traffic, watching TV or shopping for things that you don’t need?
I invite you to close your eyes and imagine what would your next hour, next day or month look like. Where are you, what are you doing, who are you with? Read the rest of this entry »
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your dog or cat is getting all the important nutrients needed for good health and longevity? Essential minerals are not always present in sufficient amounts, especially if your pet’s diet is limited to a few ingredients. Even if you feed a variety of foods, intensive agriculture and soil depletion can lead to serious health problems unnecessary suffering and expensive vet bills.
Choosing the right puppy
As a driver I have a bad habit. I don’t usually buckle up right away but a few minutes after I start driving and the car’s warning signal gets louder and more annoying. I finally listen and with an attitude of a teenager I reluctantly buckle up.
If you have been living with a pet suffering from kidney disease or hope to prevent it in the future, the following info is definitely for you.
Have you every thought; what would your dog or cat want you to do if they could speak?