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You have heard the saying, "an ounce of
prevention is worth a pound of cure." In other words, spend a little time
and
 money
now on preventative health maintenance, so one does not have to spend a
fortune later on medical care. Our holistic corollary is, "do not wait for
symptoms to show up or blow up, before taking holistic action." Many people
and pet parents assume that if they or their pet is
symptom-free, all is good and they must be healthy. They see no
reason to spend money on healthier (organic, grass-fed, locally grown)
people food, more expensive premium holistic pet
food or add superfoods and/or supplements to their respective diets.
Then 3-5-10 years later, they or their pet gets a degenerative illness
(heart condition, chronic kidney
failure, blood sugar imbalance,
arthritis, etc.) and their doctor/vet tells
them it is just old age. Unfortunately,
 if
over 50% degeneration has occurred, sometimes it is "too little, too late"
at that point and the best that can be done is to improve the quality of
life remaining. During this stay-safer-at-home COVID-19 pandemic, it is easy
to justify canceling any annual medical exams, delay doctor/vet appointments
for minor symptoms and tempting to cut back on healthy food and supplements.
If one must delay medical or veterinary treatment, here are some holistic
suggestions to avoid those big medical bills in the end (see
Save $10,000 in Vet
Bills). A CDC's (Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention)
National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and
 Health
Promotion publication states, the four main risk factors for
preventable chronic diseases are: tobacco use, poor nutrition,
lack of physical activity and excessive alcohol use. According to holistic
vets, cancer and other degenerative conditions are increasing in our pets
because of the following: over-vaccination, poor diet, stress,
 environmental
toxins and poor breeding practices. We see poor dietary nutrition as one of
the major factors of poor health conditions. In this newsletter, we will
focus on just three dietary factors: greens, live enzymes and Essential
Fatty Acids (Omega oils). Greens
(Chlorophyll)
Most mothers have to beg their children to eat
their leafy greens (lettuce, spinach, collards, kale, etc.). The leafy
 greens
provide fiber, are good for digestion and help to regulate elimination of
wastes. Green plants use chlorophyll for photosynthesis, converting light
energy into cellular energy or plant sugars. Herbivores and omnivores
(humans) eat the plants and utilize the plant sugars for energy, plus the
chlorophyll to help support the body's odor control, wound healing, gut
health, blood detoxification, immune system support and cancer prevention.
So, chlorophyll is a necessary nutrient for all animals. Even though our
dogs and cats are carnivores, they still would get their necessary
chlorophyll in the algae that is in every natural body of water, on plants
and in the soil. The scent of chlorophyll is also why
some pets eat grass. They instinctually know it is cleansing and good for
them. But our domesticated pets are fed cooked and processed food and
chlorinated tap water, denying our pets the chlorophyll and algae they need
to keep healthy. People also need chlorophyll. But with all the COVID-19
pandemic restrictions added to our current over-worked and busy personal
lives, how can we find time to eat a green salad or even cook a fresh green
leafy vegetable daily? Because chlorophyll is in short supply in our and our
pet's diet, we miss all the above health benefits.
Live Enzymes
In order for the above body processes to work,
the body needs live enzymes to act as chemical catalysts. Without live
enzymes many metabolic processes are hindered. We are not talking about just
digestive enzymes (which the body produces internally) but basic live
enzymes, co-enzymes and co-factors needed to manufacture digestive enzymes
and facilitate all metabolic reactions. Cooking kills live enzymes. How many
raw fruits and vegetables have you eaten in the last 3 days? If your pet is
fed only processed dry kibble or cooked canned food, from where are they
getting their live enzymes? So, in addition to a lack of chlorophyll, our
and our pet's diet lack live enzymes, especially during this time-crunched
pandemic. Essential Fatty Acids (EFA's
or Omega oils)
Did you know fish are not the best source of
Omega oils?
 Each
fish species is rich in their own specific Omega oil. One is never getting
the full-spectrum of Essential Fatty Acids from a single species of fish.
Once the Omega oils are extracted from fish they start to oxidize, loose
their potency and go rancid, so they must be preserved in some way. When
taking fish oil capsules one loses some of the original potency because of
this processing. Fish are actually a secondary source of Omega oils. The
primary source of all Omega oils is algae. Fish absorb their algae in the
water. As a matter of fact,
algae are so rich in oil, that the oil & gas companies are doing extensive
research to extract oil from algae, as a substitute when carbon-based oil
runs out. Discover more disadvantages of getting Omega oils from fish and
advantages of getting it from algae, in our newsletter,
Best
Source for Omega Oils Is Not Fish.
An Ounce of Holistic Suggestions
What does one do if they have to cancel or
delay doctor/vet appointments because of COVID-19, do not have
 the
resources to buy all-organic fresh fruits and vegetables, have no time to
make a salad or even cook a green vegetable every day, their children do not
like green leafy vegetables, they do not have a pure source of Omega oils,
etc.? Instead of suggesting three or more separate solutions, we can make
this easy and affordable for everyone. Cost only $1.53-2.30 and takes 15
seconds per day. The answer is, give your body
BioSuperfood and feed
your pet BioPreparation,
which contain over
5,000 individual nutrients, including (but not limited to):
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Abundant chlorophyll and other potent
antioxidants.
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Over
4,000 live enzymes, co-enzymes and co-factors needed to produce
digestive and metabolic enzymes in the body.
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In
addition to Omega 3 oil, also Omega 6, 9, ALAs (Alpha-Linolenic Acids),
DGLA (Dihomogamma-Linolenic Acid), DHA (Docosahexaenoic acid), and rare
GLA (its high gamma linoleic acid content is similar to early mother's
milk) and more fatty acids in their proper ratio as dictated by Nature.
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All
known essential amino acids plus ten additional non-essential amino
acids.
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All
known minerals and much more.
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Contains only Nature's best microalgae with no fillers, binders and
absolutely nothing else (vegetarian-friendly
Hypromellose capsules).
STOP
supplementing the symptoms. Whole food nutrition (like an orange, salmon,
green peppers
and algae) is the basic foundation of "wholistic" wellness. With over 5,000
individual nutrients, BioSuperfood and BioPreparation are literally Nature's
vitamin chest in a capsule. If you absolutely have to cut back on doctor/vet
visits, food and your nutrition budget, make sure the one thing you do keep is our
whole superfood products,
BioSuperfood for people and/or
BioPreparation for
pets. This ounce of prevention will pay dividends well after the COVID
pandemic is over, by keeping you and your pet healthier for longer,
without the need for expensive medical care.
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