Re: Colloidal Silver
7 days agoSo alot of utube videos on how dangerous colloidal silver is. not only blue man syndrome, but that it gets seeped in the organs. I've been using a liquid form for a cyst in nose and it might be helping. Can someone re-assure me that I'm ok using? I'm very sensitive to alot of things.
Healing Cavity Naturally
7 days agoGarlic and Cats
7 days agoArt, when I ask if there is real evidence that garlic harms pets, I am asking for actual cases of damage. I have a bad experience with "official sources." Sad, I know. But there it is. Has a cat ever died from eating garlic? Or from being fed garlic as a dewormer? (I have been intending to deworm the stray that recently adopted me.)
They say that thiosulfate harms red blood cells. Why would this damage only cat (or dog) red blood cells and not anyone else's? Baffled.
Garlic and Cats
8 days agoHi Vera,
There are quite a few articles on the web from known sources discussing how garlic and other members of the allium family such as onions is toxic to dogs and cats because of its thiosulfate content. On the other hand, thiosulfate is not toxic to humans. Some of you may remember thiosulfate as a remedy that Ted often used for humans. Here are a couple of example articles with this first one being from the American Kennel Club (AKC) :
https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/nutrition/can-dogs-eat-garlic/
https://bottletreeanimalhospital.com/blog/what-should-i-do-if-my-dog-eats-garlic/
Here is a relevant quote from their article :
' Yes, garlic is potentially dangerous to dogs. This is because garlic and related plants such as onions are toxic to dogs. Garlic can cause anemia and signs of toxicity when eaten in high enough amounts. All forms of garlic are potentially toxic to dogs. These forms of garlic include ':
- Raw garlic
- Cooked garlic
- Garlic powder
- Garlic paste
- Pickled garlic
- Liquid garlic
- Garlic oil
- Any food with any type of garlic in it
https://www.petmd.com/cat/poisoning/can-cats-eat-garlic
A relevant article quote :
'Whether cooked or raw, garlic is toxic to cats, and your pet should never eat it in any form, including :
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Garlic cloves
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Jarred minced garlic
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Garlic powders and salts
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All homemade or prepackaged foods containing garlic (including baby foods and broths) '
' Garlic is a bulbous vegetable belonging to the genus Allium, which also includes onions, chives, and leeks. None of these should ever be included in your cat's diet or treats. '
' Garlic contains a toxic compound called sodium n-propyl thiosulfate. This toxin causes damage to red blood cells, making them fragile and leading to their breakdown and destruction (hemolysis). Hemolysis results in anemia in addition to red or brown urine discoloration. Anemia means the body's organs are no longer getting enough oxygen and, in severe cases, can result in organ failure and death. '
'Garlic poisoning can become life-threatening and should be treated as a medical emergency. If your cat ingests garlic, take them to the vet immediately. Do not wait until they are acting sick. '
Animals are a gift from the angelic realm that we can learn from, and they can not tell us when they are sick or in distress so it seems worthwhile for us to exercise as much caution as is possible in what we feed or give to them to eat.
Art
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Garlic and Cats
8 days agoThere are some people saying garlic is toxic to cats, and even dogs, on the webs. Yet the famous herbalist Juliette de Bairacli Levy treated her pets with garlic, no problem. I followed her recipe for garlic enemas for puppy worms with complete success. Does anyone have *real evidence* that this is an issue?
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8 days ago6 year old with cavity
My son who is 6 years old just got home from the dentist with his dad and they stated he has 2 cavities and many more that are close. They want to put resin in the tooth to fill the cavity. I am looking for a natural way to help heal the cavity and keep his other teeth from becoming one. Please information and help would be greatly appreciated.
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8 days agoHi Bill, I know this is an old post (9 years ago) but I am researching COLOSTRUM. I just purchased ARMRA COLOSTROM and took one packet last night. There was not clear instructions on how to take it and I did not take it away from food intake. I did notice a bit of tummy distress and this morning I had some cramping and quite a different diarrhea experience. Anyway, I wanted to let you know your 2 links above are not working and wondered if they took it off or if you have a way to post them again for us here. Thank you!
Re: Severe Colitis
8 days agoResearch CDS (chlorine Dioxide Solution) and Andreas Kalcker. Find his protocol, watch his videos on Rumble, listen to his interviews. This will increase your oxygen levels and will lower your pathogen load, as well as help detoxify the body. If you need links, please message me. Then look up ozone insufflation and see if you are a candidate for that therapy. Both of these have helped me a great deal (Lyme for 20 years, reduced kidney function). I have also found liver/gallbladder flushes to be indispensable. Lastly, sleeping grounded/earthed increases the zeta potential of your red blood cells (and thus, increasing oxygen uptake). Best of luck.
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8 days agoStephanie: When I read about all your issues, I am thinking you could make a big dent in the problem via fasting. I have been reading up on it a lot lately, and experimenting. A two day fast and a keto diet for a while could make a major difference. Sounds like your gut could use a rest?
I have settled at the moment for a 18/6 system, where I fast 18 hours and eat 6. It's very doable. And I did start with a two day fast (some of it was dry fasting to give my pancreas a break). Fasting is really quite magical, once you accept the challenge, and it does not require anything but rest. Keep us posted!
Re: Rhodiola for Hashimoto's Thyroiditis
8 days agoThe effect upon the thyroid by Rhodiola is tested and proven. When you see a post from Europe, perhaps consider they are privy to information we've not seen in the States. Not sure if I can post a link, but, here goes:
https://www.akroseroot.com/blogs/the-alaska-rhodiola-wellness-journal/elevating-energy-rhodiola-roseas-impact-on-hypothyroid-function
In case that does not display, or as an intro in any event, here are some of the highlights: [1] Rhodiola does indeed have a proven affinity with the thyroid and the HPA axis [2] and can increase thyroid hormone in an adaptogenic fashion as well as [3] decrease TPO and TG antibodies.
Re: Isolated Systolic Hypertension
8 days agoDeficient in B vitamins, especially B1. I copied this section: "TTFD" in the context of high systolic blood pressure likely refers to "Thiamine Tetrahydrofurfuryl Disulfide, " a form of vitamin B1 (thiamine) that some research suggests may have potential benefits in managing high blood pressure, particularly isolated systolic hypertension, due to its ability to potentially relax blood vessels and improve blood flow.
Also remember to pair with Magnesium and Potassium. Magnesium spray under tongue or in a little juice, and a sports drink called Bodyarmour contains plenty of magnesium. Get him on subliminal B complex vitamins too.
Re: Severe Colitis
8 days agoDear Earth clinic,
What B vitamin brand, sublingual and methylated could I try? I have MTHFR, so I need methylated everything. Still up all night, only slept one hour again, because of the urgency for the bathroom. Still pus and blood. Still dehydrated, anemic, loss of nutrients, and still the active open infected/bleeding internal intestinal ulcers. I would like to try the B vitamins, please let me know a suggested kind to try, and any other remedies, Thank you
Re: Ivermectin
8 days agoThank you Art! I've read too many times on facebook of dogs dying after being treated with ivermectin! Your research is invaluable! I will refer people to this information before they make such a horrible deadly mistake on their dogs! Too many people are quick to suggest ivermectin without true knowledge!
