Dr. Elliott Harvey
NEW CANCER AID FOR PETS
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Life Guard 4 Pets is a combination of active glucosides (2,6-Dimethoxy-p-benzoquinone, PSP, amylase, protease) that has been put through many different processes in order to achieve its remarkable capabilities. I’ll attempt to explain how it works in many different ways on a cellular level to destroy cancer cells or, at the least, to weaken the cells’ ability to thrive while hitting them with a toxic blast! |
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IS IT A TREAT OR IS IT TRASH?
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Treats are important in the lives of your dogs and cats. What is life without a treat? Be honest—how many of us can go through a day without giving ourselves some little tidbit as an emotional reward, to satisfy a craving, to increase energy? Though you can control when and what you consume as a treat, your pets are totally dependent on you and your knowledge of treat quantity and quality. |
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Essential Fatty Acids and Your Dog
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Today starts out so well. A brisk walk around the block, and a long late morning nap on the couch. Then comes the question: “Want to go for a car ride?” My response: an emphatic “Yes!” (punctuated by a vigorous tail wag with a whole body wiggle).
But instead of a trip to the lake for a swim or to the store to pick out a new toy, we arrive at the veterinary clinic. All of the sudden my tail becomes glued between my legs, and I start trembling in fear. Echoing around me are the cries of other dogs, and I fear that the worst is coming—what if I never leave this place? When the veterinarian arrives in the exam room, my normal exuberant kisses are replaced by a snarl, and I am issued that embarrassing and uncomfortable muzzle. After what seems like an eternity, filled with poking and prodding, I am released from this prison, and I hastily drag my owner back to the car before she changes her mind. |
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Bacteria that are Important to Health
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Normally when we think of bacteria, we think of the new strains of flesheating bacteria, E. coli, staph - including MRSA (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus), a difficult-to-treat type of staph that can cause potentially life-threatening infection. We have relegated bacteria to the category of things to avoid, but that's not necessarily accurate. |
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