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Herbal/Nutritional
Herbal and nutritional animal healing...
So far this section pretty much consists
only of this article:
Burying
the Bones... And Other Aspects of a Raw Canine Diet
I've read that dogs can flourish on a
vegetarian diet, though cats need taurine that's found only
in meat... True about cats, not true about
dogs, says this European homeopath - dogs need a raw food
diet just like their ancestors. And read what he says
about the healing power of burying wild bones... fascinating
stuff!
But
here are some useful tidbits on herbal healing...
from the book Say
Goodbye to Illness «-
Clicking
on this link will take you to book info at
Amazon.com (Or click
HERE to try
Powell's used books],
by Devi Nambudripad - the chapter titled "Kinesiology and
Acupuncture":
"Herbs also will do the same
healing [as acupuncture and kinesiology].
Electromagnetic forces of special herbs actually have the
quality to enter the selective meridians, and the strong
electrical forces of these herbs can push energy blockage
out of the body and restore the energy balances. The
well trained herbologist can bring the same result as
acupuncture. Acupuncture and herbs together can
produce excellent results also. If the herbologist is
not well trained, he can cause more damages to the
meridians, should he fail to diagnose or find the exact
blocked meridian and give the herbs to clear the wrong
meridians."
The ingredient most harmful
in Science Diet is ethoxyquin....not only a rubber hardener
but also an insecticide. It is believed to cause liver and
kidney dis-ease, cancer, immune dis-eases, skin problems and
hair loss, gross birth deformities and thyroid problems. At
the time of the printing of the data I have Iams, Eukanuba,
Hills Science Diet, Pro-plan and Purina all contained
ethoxyquin. At the time of the same printing, Nature's
recipe, Lick Your Chops, Solid Gold, Precise, Pet Guard,
Cornucopia, Wysong and Natural Balance did not. You are
certainly correct in your opion of SD. Gloria Dodd, VMD,
retired has fought for years with the USDA against
ethoxyquin.Chronic
Constipation [Archive] - otherhealth.com
And here is an inspiring
as well as useful herbal healing story, about an
alpaca's wonderful recovery...
Candace Wingo (see her
page on this site) is an
experienced holistic animal healer and a raiser of alpacas in
the Texas Hill Country. Her article about helping a sick
young alpaca with mostly herbs is well worth reading, for the
sake of what can be applied to the healing of any
animal: www.AlpacasALLNaturale.com/rehab_stories.htm
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