Category Archives: Animals & Animal Vaccines

Essential Oils for Animals (Dr. Becker)

Dr. Melissa’s website: http://oilyvet.com/
Essential Oils for Natural Pet Care
A Veterinarian’s Desk Reference for the Top Health Concerns of Cats, Dogs & Horses
Authored by Melissa Shelton DVM

Essential Oils for Natural Pet Care: A Veterinarian’s Desk Reference for the Top Health Concerns of Cats, Dogs & Horses is written by Melissa Shelton DVM – an internationally recognized holistic veterinarian, whose passion is researching and documenting the use of medical grade essential oils within her animal hospital. By using Young Living Essential Oils with her patients daily, Dr. Shelton is dispelling the typical beliefs of essential oils being toxic to cats and other pets. Buy book

Dr. Becker: Curing Cancer in Pets-good advice for humans too

This month’s real story features Anubis, a gorgeous 12-year old female Husky who, I am thrilled to report, is now breast cancer free!

Anubis Was Diagnosed with Breast Cancer a Year Ago

In spring 2011, we discovered Anubis had mammary lumps. It turned out one was benign, but two were malignant (breast cancer). I needed to remove all the tumors, of course, but that wasn’t the end of it. I also needed to understand the underlying cause of the breast lumps so we could prevent a recurrence and return Anubis’s body to a state of balance. Since breast cancer is linked to estrogen levels, the first thing I did after diagnosing the lumps was measure her estrogen. She was at toxic levels.  Read More…

Killing Heritage pigs: Imposing a new breed!

The Enviropig™ was developed using specific gene sequences from mouse and e coli DNA, which were further modified to work in a pig. In combination, the genetic code would trigger the production of a digestive enzyme (secreted into the saliva) not found in domesticated hogs.

The genetic material was inserted into a fertilized pig embryo via microinjection. In turn, the embryo was surgically implanted into the reproductive tract of a sow, and born about four months later. When mature, the genetically modified pig was crossed with a conventional pig, and about half of the offspring exhibited the new, stable, modified gene. The Enviropig is now in its eighth generation. Questions and Answers from the creator of Enviropig.

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