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Callie is a nine year old spayed female shepherd cross dog with a heart of gold. Callie and her owner have enjoyed spending lots of time together over the years, but recently outdoor activity had not been so much fun for Callie.
Callie had stifle surgery in the past and now had been diagnosed (by another vet) with hip dysplasia -- a degenerative arthritis affecting the pelvis and the head of the femur. Conventional therapy for hip dysplasia involves strong drugs to kill the pain, and eventually radical surgery. Hip replacements can be very painful and very expensive.
Besides her arthritis, Callie also had itchy skin. Her owner brought her to us for a second opinion to see if we might help. We performed CRA and NAET and found the following:
Callie suffered from a hormonal imbalance (probably due to the removal of her ovaries), tape worm infestation (previously undetected), slipped and herniated thoracic and lumbar discs, and osteoarthritis of the hips and stifle. She was also allergic to eggs, chicken, corn and grains -- common ingredients of most dog foods.
We de-wormed Callie, cleared her allergies with NAET and sent her home with Standard Process nutritional supplements. Melissa called 12 days later and Callie's owner thought she saw some improvement already.
When Callie came in for her thirty day exam, her owner happily reported that Callie runs and plays, and follows her owner on the lawn mower. She also runs down to and plays at the creek! These activities were impossible for Callie just thirty days before!
Oh, by the way, since we cleared Callie's allergies, her skin is no longer itchy even though she eats her regular dog food which contains the things she was allergic to before. Callie is scheduled for another visit in sixty days. At that time we will probably find that she still needs supplements, but not as many.
I expect Callie's life to be comfortably extended way beyond the limit that would have been set if we had all "bought into" that ridiculousness about "she's just getting old."
Callie's report is not the rare exception, but the description of a typical response to nutritional therapy and allergy elimination.
A Note on Allergies
Allergies as we know them are essentially things of the past. Though conventional health professionals do not know it yet, allergies are now relegated to the dustbin of conquered disease processes which, in the future, will be considered curiosities of bygone eras -- like polio, smallpox and the plague. While allergies may seem innocuous in comparison to the latter, infinitely more money is expended annually in controlling allergy symptoms than probably was spent on any or all of the other diseases.
Itchy skin, loose bowels, arthritis, mental problems, emotional upsets, heart disease, respiratory disease and many other health problems may well have allergies as important components in addition to nutritional deficiencies. It is now possible to eliminate allergies and their divers effects.
Let's just get together and do it!
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