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If you or a family member (including furry
children) have experienced amazing benefits from our holistic products and
expertise, please consider paying-it-forward by helping us holistically
educate more people and save more pets. Please click on our photo below or
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The pet food recalls continue. The best "wholistic" suggestion to prevent
danger to your pet is — STOP feeding dry kibble dog food. In our
"wholistic" opinion, dry kibble dog food is the least nutritious form of
food to feed a carnivore. Furthermore, a majority of all pet food recalls is
with dry food. Canned food, freeze-dried food and raw food have a much lower
percentage of recalls. For the latest recalls, go to:
Dog Food Recalls or
FDA website
To read more on our "wholistic" philosophy on
pet food, go to the following links:
Pet Food Recall
Holistic Pet Food
 For
a very revealing report on pet food, click the link:
What Pet Food Companies
Don't Want You to Know
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One of the most commonly asked questions regarding our holistic products
is, am I getting (or giving to my pet) enough? While this
is a legitimate question when using drugs
 and
isolated supplements, our holistic
whole food products work on a different health paradigm, so this
question is not relevant based on milligrams or IU in a product.
Benefits in terms of Minimum Daily Requirement (MDR) and Recommended
Dietary Allowance (RDA) are determined by
studies isolating
a single nutrient to determine the minimum level to produce an
effect, therapeutic level to produce benefits (absence of symptoms) and
toxic level for the average body. This is clearly the product doing the
work. Often the studies are done using synthetic nutrients because they
are “purer” and will produce more consistent results. But is this
accurately measuring benefits of a truly holistic whole food product in
an everyday body, where it is the body/brain doing the work and NOT the
product? Only if one‘s product is made from the same ingredient (natural
vs. synthetic) used in the study, from the same source and no other
variable (such as other active and inactive ingredients, temperature of
production, quality of water source, etc.) changes. One can generally
conclude that an isolated supplement containing 1000 mg of Vitamin C is
more potent than one containing only 500 mg. But the same is not true
for our
 whole
food products (like an orange or salmon). Just because a Valencia orange
(a whole food product) may contain 150 mg of Vitamin C, does not mean it
is better than a Navel orange, which may only have 75 mg of Vitamin C.
As a whole food, there are many other factors determining which may be
better, such as sweetness, juice content, seeds, time on the tree, days
from harvesting, mineral content of the soil, etc. Read our following
newsletter articles for more details on this misconception of measuring
benefits in milligrams:
Dosage ≠ Benefits
Benefits vs.
Milligrams
Our general guidelines for a body that does not have severe symptoms and
is not critically ill is to start our whole
 superfood
products slowly and work up to one capsule per 20 pounds (9 kg) of body
weight, up to the first 60 pounds (27 kg), for general nutrition
maintenance. For over 60 pounds (27 kg), we suggest one additional
capsule per 30 pounds (13.6 kg) of additional body weight for
maintenance. One can increase this maintenance amount for advanced
benefits by 1.5-2.0 times if needed and tolerated by the body. For
example, an average 150 pound body should do well by working up to 5-6
capsules/day for general nutritional maintenance and up to 10-12
capsules/day for advanced benefits for severe symptoms,
degenerative conditions, glandular
imbalances,
infections,
unknown growths, etc. So how does
one determine if they are getting enough (or giving enough to their pet)
with whole food products?
Instead of the Western allopathic medicine paradigm of measuring
benefits in milligrams, one must use a new holistic paradigm for our
whole superfood products. To help one determine if they are getting
enough (or giving enough to their pet) of our whole food products (BioPreparation,
BioSuperfood,
ALPHA-G and Seacure)
here are some general holistic guidelines based on our nutritional
experience with the products:
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If one eats a Standard American Diet (SAD)
food of diet soda, fried foods, fast foods,
GMO foods (wheat, corn,
soy ingredients), restaurant foods, white flour, white sugar,
processed and packaged foods, etc., then one probably will need more
than the suggested guidelines for general nutritional maintenance by
body weight.
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If one has symptoms of any degenerative
condition, auto-immune or glandular imbalance, one needs to take
more than the suggested guidelines for general nutritional
maintenance by body weight.
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If one eats no fresh vegetables or fruits
and all cooked
food, then one needs to take more than the suggested guidelines for
general nutritional maintenance by body weight. A healthy body needs
live enzymes to thrive.
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If a body
continues to have symptoms after a gradual 60-90 day
introduction to our whole food products, then one will have to take
or give to their pet more than the suggested guidelines for general
nutritional maintenance.
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If a body has had
chronic symptoms for many
years, then one will have to take or give to their pet more
than the suggested guidelines for general nutritional maintenance at
least until there is an
absence of
symptoms and the body is balanced.
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If one feeds their pet
dry kibble
(nutrient deficient food
for a carnivore), annually vaccinates for rabies,
gives more than
the required rabies vaccines, gives
heartworm medication or uses
flea & tick treatment, one will have to give more than the suggested
guidelines for general nutritional maintenance by body weight.
Since our whole superfood products are not like drugs or
 isolated
supplements that have side effects, sometimes not following the
suggested guidelines can have wonderful results. Read our newsletter
article:
Oops!
Misread the Instructions
Unfortunately, determining if a body is getting enough nutrition from a
whole food product is not as direct as with drugs and supplements. One
must take a holistic approach
 and
consider the following:
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Source and quality of the ingredients.
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Absorption and utilization of the
nutrients—while isolated supplements have a 20-25% utilization
factor whole food products have 90-95% utilization.
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Severity of the symptoms.
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Length of time the body has had the
symptoms.
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Nutritional value of the daily
diet.
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What other imbalances are in the body.
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And many other holistic factors.
Fortunately, in considering all the above holistic factors, we can
determine how you and your pet can get quicker results and maximum
benefits from our whole superfood products. An added benefit is the fact
that there are no side
 effects
and the body may be able to stand on its own with a reduction in daily
amount down to a maintenance level, once the body is back into balance.
This is unlike drugs and isolated supplements which have
side effects
and one generally needs to take more with time or find another product
that works in a different way when the original product stops working.
If you have a complex health challenge or want quicker results and
maximum benefits, consider investing in a
Mini-Consult With Product Purchase
or a full Holistic Consultation
to take advantage of our 90+ years of holistic experience.
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