I adopted a 1 year, 4 month old, 47 pound, American Staffordshire
Terrier, Skye, last December. She began having seizures after she went
into ‘season’ for the first time, at the age of about one year old. She
doesn’t have epilepsy, but idiopathic juvenile seizures. An
idiopathic juvenile seizure is different from an epileptic seizure, in
that it is genetic and comes from one of the parents. However,
the seizures can be just as violent as epileptic seizures and
Skye had seizures every day and sometimes had seizures in clusters (more
than one at a time). She has had as many as 12 seizures in a 12
hour period. Unfortunately for Skye, her seizures could not be
controlled with Phenobarbital alone and they continued every day
after she came out of season. It should be noted that a toxic dose of
Phenobarbital was 45 units (of what measurement I am not sure), however
Skye was on 62 units, and this still did not control the seizures.
Her breeder took her to the state university veterinarian school, as the
Phenobarbital was not controlling her seizures; they added Potassium
Bromide to her medication regime. However, the Potassium Bromide made
her very dopey. She stumbled when she walked and her gait was very
sloppy. She acted like a human drunk.
Skye was eventually taken to the University of Minnesota’s Veterinary
School for tests. The breeder looked into a device, used at the Indiana
University Veterinary School, used in people to stop seizures. But it
has to be implanted and the cost was exorbitant and there was no
guarantee that it would work. Skye’s veterinarian decided to try a long
shot, Sodium Bromide, which is not used much these days.
According to the vet, it was like a miracle, because the seizures
finally began to be controlled.
When I brought Skye home, she had been losing hair and had a red,
angry looking rash on her stomach. It had a damp aspect, like a hot
spot, though she didn’t have a hot spot. This was all due to the
medication she was on. After putting her on your BioPreparation
late last December, the rash began to disappear in two days. The
rash was completely gone in about two weeks. Not only that, her hair
began to grow back and filling in.
The dogs in this line tend to have curly hair, of which Skye had none
when she came to live with me. So, imagine my surprise when she began
to develop her own curls on the back of her neck. Not only does she
now have her own curly coat, it has come in thick and lustrous and
all the hair she lost due to the medication has come back.
Skye’s last seizure was November 3rd of 2007. She had never passed four
months without a seizure and I am proud to state that she has now been
seizure free for eleven months (as of October 3, 2008).
Now, you could try to tell me that it is due to the medication she has
been on, but you would be wrong and this is why. The medication makes
Skye ravenous for anything she can get her mouth on, and as far as she
is concerned, nothing is off limits. She has eaten uncooked rice,
uncooked pinto beans, and even wild bird seed. But the most distressing
item she ever ate was a bag of dark chocolate M&Ms. The bag of
chocolate was in a place that I never thought she could get to, but she
managed. I already knew that chocolate is toxic to dogs, but for a dog
with a history of seizures, chocolate is a trigger and can send the
animal into a seizure. She has also eaten a bag of chocolate covered
raisins (raisins are also toxic), and again they were where she had to
climb to get to them.
I contacted both the breeder and the veterinarian the next day to see if
there was anything I should do. They each asked me independently of
each other how many seizures she had had. I am very happy to report that
she had NONE. Yes, you read correctly; Skye had no seizures
whatsoever. She did have a case of raging diarrhea for two days, but no
seizures. I attribute this directly to the BioPreparation she is
on. It has been a blessing.
Not only that, when Skye came to live with me, she was on 400mg of
Phenobarbital per day and 7.50ml of Sodium Bromide per day. She is now
down to 200mg of Phenobarbital per day and the Sodium Bromide is still
at 7.50ml per day. Our goal is to get her completely off the
Phenobarbital and though the vet is telling me that she will
probably never be off medication completely, I am hopeful that
someday we might be able to get her off the Sodium Bromide too.
In my personal opinion, the BioPreparation is directly linked to the
fact that she has been seizure free, even during an episode that
should have made her have a seizure or at least become very, very ill
from the chocolate. She has been on BioPreparation since the 29th of
December of 2007 and has been absolutely seizure free. While I was
prepared to deal with seizures if I needed to, I am very grateful to you
for this product, as I have been able to live without the fear of a
seizure harming my little girl. Thank you so much for your wonderful
product and for the joyful gift of a better life you have given my
dog, Skye.
—Ruthie Bently, Owner & Consultant, Bently’s Beasties
These results are individual testimonies. We cannot guarantee your
results will be the same. Since each individual body responds
differently to the super nutrition in BioSuperfood/BioPreparation your
results will be different. These statements have not been evaluated by
the FDA. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, prevent or
cure any disease.
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seizures. And yet look at the results customers are reporting. Most
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