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Recent content by EdwinA

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    Lycopodium dosage

    Hi. How often should I dose Lycopodium 30C for chronic liver issues? Thanks
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    Cat with mucus in nose

    Thanks so much. I’ve given him a bit of nux vomica - it seemed to go with his symptoms.
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    Holistic Anti-inflammatory for My Cat

    Hi David. I believe you should not give your cat the dexamethasone. Steroids are disruptive to overall healing and produce lots of problems down the line. Even a knowledgable conventional doc/vet, if you can find one, will tell you steroids make the condition they are used for worse in the long...
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    Cat with mucus in nose

    Hi Dr Jeff. Thanks so much for that. It’s clear mucus - does that mean it’s unlikely to be an infection? I’m thinking it’s an allergy-like thing... There’s no particular stand-out homeopathic remedy I can find. The only real symptom is the mucus. And it’s more of an ongoing thing so I’m...
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    Cat with mucus in nose

    Thanks so much for the reply, Dr Jeff. It’s Casper, not Smudge, who’s had trouble with his liver. Casper’s had a bit more bilirubin again in his urine and his abdomen is a bit swollen again. His appetite is a bit less but his BEAM is good otherwise. I gave him some Chelidonium and he’s having a...
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    Cat with mucus in nose

    My cat Smudge has had a bunged-up right nostril for a little while. He has clear mucus from it, tinged a couple of times with a little bit of blood. When he eats or washes he makes sniffly, snotty noises. He sounds a bit bunged-up sometimes when he’s sleeping. He first got similar symptoms a...
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    Curcumin and warming issues

    Do you use andrographis and guduchi? Two very effective cooling anti-cancer herbs.
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    Curcumin and warming issues

    Hi Lil. According to Ayurveda, which I think has the most to say about turmeric, I believe that it is considered neither cooling nor warming, but in fact effective at balancing the contrasting energies of the body. I think it’s good for kindling “digestive fire” but that isn’t actually warmth -...
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    Aspiration/wheezing when I give my cat liquid supplements

    Hi Nicole. My cat got a cough once around the time I was giving him liquid supplements - so I switched to making up little capsules instead, which go down nicely with a coating of butter, no liquid needed. I think it’s best not to risk liquid going down the wrong way! As long as the coughing...
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    Seeking individualized remedy for pup with constant diarrhea

    Amazing! Such good news. I wouldn’t worry about the fulvic/humic minerals because it’s low dose but highly bioavailable - it’s basically old earth juice, rich in all the mineral ions from decomposed plants. It’s like shilajit, which is prized in Ayurveda. But I think one should periodically...
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    Seeking individualized remedy for pup with constant diarrhea

    I guess so, although I always avoid bones, in case they get stuck in the throat. But oily fish have loads of other benefits too, and those ones are low in mercury.
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    Discospondylitis complications

    Do you have a PEMF system? If not, you can get pretty inexpensive ones on Amazon, and it’s a good thing to have anyway. They seem to be able to give the whole body energy. Also, grounding can support the healing process - you can get pretty cheap, good grounding mats/sheets on Amazon. Some...
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    Seeking individualized remedy for pup with constant diarrhea

    I’ve not tried ASEA. Have you found it has a beneficial effect? I used to put eggshell calcium in the cats’ food, based on the idea that you need as much calcium as phosphorus to properly metabolise phosphorus and maintain bone, but I got nervous about the potential downside of excess calcium...
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    Seeking individualized remedy for pup with constant diarrhea

    I also think wild Alaskan salmon is really good for iodine, vit d, omega-3s, astaxanthin etc. My cats eats almost entirely chicken thighs and salmon. I think it covers pretty much the whole nutritional spectrum. Btw did the diarrhoea coincide with the ASEA at all - that’s pretty salty, right?
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    Seeking individualized remedy for pup with constant diarrhea

    I give my cats about a tenth of the human amount.
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