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0:55 Welcome. This is Bill the Pet Health Guru. When you're on the Pest Health Cafe and I'm here with my special guest host, doctor Michael dam How are you doing, Doc, I'm doing well. Bill. Everything's all right on this end. How about yourself? That's good. You're glad to hear that. I know. We're still out there, dude, doing the doing the battle though. I mean, educating people is not easy work, is it. No. A lot of a lot of chronic disease out there, a lot of pathology, that's for sure. Yeah, it really really is. It's it's you know, every day more and more, and of course, like you said, we're starting to see it over at my paleopad a lot more people coming in and it's like, I don't even know how to describe it. Sometimes. I had customers in today that second third time in they stopped me, talk to me. It's like we've been looking for a store like this forever. It's like, you know, it's like they're like kids in a candy store they finally found some healthy stuff. Yeah, that's important. That's key. And hopefully it's from shows like this where we can you know, certainly raise awareness. That's our goal. Yeah, exactly.

2:09 Okay, Well, last week we had a lively show with a lot of action in the the chats. I hopefully we'll have a lot of action in the chats again to night. We encourage our listeners and our audience to chime in, give us, give us, you know, your opinions and your questions, and we'll try to handle them on the air. I want to remind people to you know, like us and share us and subscribe to the channel, because the more views we get, the more people we can actually help. Isn't that true, Doctor Do Yeah, yeah, it's very true. By word of mouth and nothing like that in terms of getting the word out to different animal guardians and increasing the increasing the uh, the listening audience, you know, and expanding our message to you know, we'll lead some bounds. Bill. Yeah, yeah, hey, we already get our first high. That's good side. Somebody's at least watching us. Yeah, there we go. Yeah, a good start. Okay, So last week we had a lot la, we had a lot in the in the chat, and I got I got headphone calls and text messages coming in. Oh my god, we're already getting hit. Oh do you have contact for holistic vets in all states? Just contact doctor Dammil handld you with anyway some patients nationwide.

3:31 Most of what we do homeopathically, we don't really need to see our patients. We can basically prescribe based upon the symptom totality of the patient as long as that animals had a physical exam within a reasonable period of time. There's no reason why much of our work can't be done by telemedicine. So yeah, I mean we The other part of it is is our multiple years of you know, our combined years of experience. You know, it's getting up there pretty high, and we've basically seen just about probably every possibility combination that they could throw at us. And if not, we at least have the ability to sort through it and get you know, because we're digging down.

4:20 We're not just taking what's on the surface, like an allopathic that would do right exactly, So we can actually dig down. And you know, we've got much bigger toolboxes than the yellopathics because we don't load it up with all that chemical garbage. Yeah, that's certainly true. I mean the polypharmacy, you know, current state of conventional medicine has certainly taken off. I mean, animals come in for simple issues and they're given, oh, just a boatload of medications. And years ago that wasn't true. I mean just as early as a few years ago. I mean, animals were getting I mean, if they came in for a quote unquote allopathic definition of an infection, they would get an antibiotic. Now they're getting three antibiotics, you know, and a multitude of other medications on top of it. Yeah, it's true. And I just watched a documentary by the same people as Truths about Cancer, and they they actually said a message out that that's just it the whole medical community. It's not about treating the usually the simplest treatment forms.

5:34 It's always you know, where can we make the most money, you know, the most expensive new drugs when sometimes an old you know, an old standby will work just as well, isn't it true? That is true? And you know I had a case this week of an animal that is consulting with me, where you know, the animal had you know, the presenting complaint with seizures, and they just kept putting one drug after another. I mean the animal now is on like four seizure drugs and is having more, sure, more seizures than ever. So I never was taught that, you know, polypharmacy was the way to go with tackling our problems. It always goes back to the simple less is more, you know, like we talked about last week, and then many other perspectives, you know exactly. I mean, you know, with the seizure animals, you know, because you know, you and I consulted at each other with you know, the raw honey does a wonder. It actually snaps him out of a seizure almost almost instantaneously. But of course you have to get good quality. You can't get the stuff that they sell them all these big box stores. That's you know about his fire removed from real honey and wild you know, and local as you can find. But over time we find that the seizure symptoms will will dissipate just with that simple fix. But obviously there's you know, the pharmaceutical companies aren't making very much money on unless they're using the Nuka honey and you know, repackaging it as a you know, a bird treatment and selling you

7:08 for thousands of dollars for you know, what would be a you know, a fifty or one hundred dollar jar. Yeah, yeah, I mean it's just amazing simple things, like you said, going back to basics, and like we shared, we shared with me the certainly simple herbs and you know, brain and nerve blends that have actually brain tissue in it. You know, that's the way to rebalance the central nervous system in the brain, isn't it. That's that's exactly right, And I mean that's what we you know, we have we have to look at that, and you know when we look at the food part of it too, of course, and you know, the traditional Chinese medicine model is you know, and you treat like with like. So if you've got a heart condition, you better start eating some heart because the nutritional components are all in that product, aren't they. Yeah?

7:57 Sure, And then even down to the energetic level, bill like cures like that's what we philosophy of homeopathic you know treatment as well, where we're dealing with energy medicines at that level. So yeah, I mean, the glandular therapies are play a big part in treating some of these chronic conditions. And just to have you know, touch on an aspect of this show, as I was looking at the medical record of this animal, three year old dog on five you know, four or five different seizure medications and other drugs to treat this and that, and under the poor dog seizuring more. And then in the middle of the record there was a you know, two boarded televaccines, you know, right in that record. And why they would give an animal with encephalitis or brain inflammation the kennel call vaccine is beyond me.

8:43 I mean it's just you know, it's just poison to that animal. Well, that's just it. And of course we talked a lot about that on the last week's show, about the vaccines and all the all the side effects and the adverse events. You know, we won't even call him side fixing move because they are the actual effects, but they are adverse events, and they accumulate and keep accumulating throughout the lifetime, don't they. Yeah, Yeah, it's cumulative. You know, you throw in all the other toxins they're being exposed to, both intentionally and unintentionally, and it just builds up. And then there's what Gene Dodds calls is a threshold, a seizure threshold.

9:24 And when the toxic burden builds up to a certain amount, whether it's from vaccines or you know, environmental toxins, but purposeful toxins put into these animals, when it builds up and it reaches a threshold, then that predisposing disease takes off, whether it's seizures or whether it's skin allergies quote unquote what's labeled as that in the conventional medical model. And that's you know sad. You know, it's the cumulative effects of these things, not just often one stimulus, but accumulation of it over time. Right now, I think it's on on the comments that came in, you know, holistic, that's you know telemarketing or telemarket tele medicine is fine, but you know, if you need a dental or surgery, it's a different story to be honest. First off, most of it, most of that's done by traveling practitioners now, isn't it. And so you're not even going to get to your regular veterinarian as the older ones retire and or just leave the practice. Yeah, yeah, very true. And you know, as we talk about on many of these shows, if you start with a lifestyle of what we preach here a weekend and week out, with spiecies of appropriate diets and non suppressive medications and less toxins in the body, the incidence of dental disease goes way down. So you know, we don't really often need to do dentals if animals are raised in the ways we're going over in the show. But if they do need

10:56 a dental it's I mean to me, it's uncommon when we start, but if they do need one, you know, there are local clinics I'm I'm not affiliated with, but that I know that I can refer people to and other areas of the country. I'll I'll often advise clients on that. I know what questions to ask to tell whether the dental disease is significant or not, because not just the presence of you know, a little ginger vitis or plaque. That doesn't mean an animal needs a dental and we should you know, touch a base a little bit on that is is that you can make an argument allopathically that you know, you know eighty percent of the animals need a dental after their middle age, and you know they base that on just looking at the tease, seeing some tartar, seeing a little bit of redness, which we can handle with all sorts of other herbal modalities and homeopathy.

11:46 So just the presence of plaque and red gums doesn't mean an animal needs a dental bill it's so old exactly country. Yeah. And of course, if you're feeding a species appropriate diet, wolves don't get those plaque build ups, do they No, not at all. Sure. I mean the stuff me and what meet enzymes, right, and then they you know, with conventional medicine, there's a fear put into the clients that if they don't get those teeth clean, the bacteria are going to get into the bloodstream and cause heart issues and liver and kidney problems. And that's a big fear tactic that many of my colleagues use to get clients to get dentals. And I find that.

12:28 The truth is is that you know, the more dentals that are done, they might feel better in the short term, but in the long run, the toxic you know, load that's put on those animals, even during a dental with the polypharmacy, the drugs, the pain medicines, they have effects also long term on these animals. So you know, we have to look at chronic health when we look at dental dentals, and the truth is is that most of these animals aren't suffering these terminal diseases if you don't do the dental right. You know, it's we get we get love traffic and really appreciative of that. But also the other part was the surgeries. What surgery does a healthy animal really need? Doctor DM. Well, as I tell people when they say, well, who am I going to use if I need a vet? You know, an allopathic vet, Well, I say that really allopathic vets do play their role. Of course, if there's trauma, an animal gets hit by a car, there's a fracture, the bones need to be realigned, or if an animal leads something that's mechanically obstructing things, or if an animal you know, unfortunately develops a blockage of their urinary track, which can be health threatening. These are, you know, some of the you know, less common reasons you would need an allopathic VET.

13:52 But for common everyday skin and digestive issues and urinary tract issues, you don't really need to go to the conventional VET. You can handle much of these things through herbs and homeopathic remedies and dietary changes. So I don't really I counsel people that they only need the allopathic vets for really traumatic situations, whether they be physical trauma, mechanical trauma of blockages, and those are the main things that I would advise clients that they really that would be the place for the conventional VET. Yeah. That, and you know that's that's always my advice too. I mean, they've got their place in emergency medicine just looking on the human side. But once you get beyond that emergency, you have to study the lifestyle. We have to study the history. And you know that's where this show comes in, especially when with their discussion on vaccination, because a lot of these problems set the animal up as a predisposition.

14:52 Don't think vaccines actually cause that predisposition? Oh yeah, sure, I think I might have mentioned on the Last Week show that doctor Larry Glickman, an epidemiologists back oh about twenty five years ago, looked at you know, King Charles Cavalier spaniels that were vaccinated with multiple combination vaccines that they developed antibodies against their own heart vowels. And you know, one of the most common diseases in that breed is micro val disease. And so he was quoted, you know, in a paragraph as stating that that in a susceptible animal, those vaccines can affect you know, any tissue, but in that breed, especially the heart. That's that's that's fascinating. And you know, I mean that's a fairly fairly recent breed, especially in this country. I remember that some of the first ones were being brought in actually by an old mentor of mind.

15:52 He hit that traveled. He was a manufacturer's rep and he was bringing him over from England, you know, for special clients and stuff like that, so that they could actually establish the breed here. So I mean, we're only looking at like forty years and you know, we're seeing that that kind of results that would have been you know, the first twenty years that they were in the country, right, I mean, you know, the vaccines, and he went on to say, you know, in certain studies were causing antibodies against all the tissues in the body, the endocrine system, like the thyroid gland, the adrenal glands, the connective tissue with the body, even the DNA of these animals. They found that you know, polyvalent vaccinated animals meaning multiple component vaccinated animals. You know, we're significantly higher with these antibodies against their own tissues, which leads to autoimmune diseases of the body, leads to organ failure. I remember, I mean we talked in a show a while back, you know, back in the seventies when the parbo aidemic came and animals were way vaccinated with parvo, especially the Doberman pincher and rottweilers. And interestingly enough, one of the symptoms of vaccinosis in animals is inflammation of the heart muscle. Not just the heart valves, but you know, as we see with covid, you know, inflammation of myocarditis, and you could see that in vaccinated you know, puppies with parvo as well,

17:25 they'll develop inflammation of the heart muscle. So one of the top breeds we see with a disease called dilated cardiomyopathy are Doberman pinchers, which I believe started when they buried them with all these vaccines back in the parvo epidemic days in the seventies. Yeah, that's it, that's exactly true. And it's again we get about two minutes in this segment. Is there really truly a benefit that you see on vaccinating our animals? Well, I mean, under certain circumstances. There's certain viruses I think I might have hinted in the last show when puppies are under a year of age. Even though you and I of course would prefer to keep them healthy through diet or herbal and botanicals and homeopathic remedies which can be used as a substitute of vaccines, you know, puppies under a year of age can be susceptible to parloa virus. So if clients wanted a minimalist approach, they would consider maybe vaccine for that, but only once at most twice when they're twelve weeks of age or sixteen weeks of age.

18:38 And then you know, those animals, you know, the studies show that they're likely protected from acute disease. As I said, I see chronic disease from the vaccines, But that would be the only age that I would consider, you know, inoculating you know, young puppies. I personally don't feel that the other components are the vaccines which we can get into are worthwhile vaccinating, you know, in young animals as they get older, any immunity they got from vaccinations when they were puppies or kittens, that immunity lasts for many years, if not the life of the animals. So the need to vaccinate over and over again once they're adults is just not necessary and just can cause problems. Yeah, I mean that's that's you know, my feeling as well. Of course, again, if you were starting them out with the species appropriate diet, we're looking at you know mom and grandmom, how were they treated, Because a lot of that toxicity can transfer intergenerationally through the blood, the placenta and all of that. So we want to minimize. If we can minimize that, that puppier kitten is going to have a great easy start on life and we won't have to worry about these diseases popping up.

19:52 And you know, the secondary issues like I said, the surgeries and the dentals and all of that. We're up against a break right now, and we're going to be back and two minutes. We all want our pets to be as healthy as possible, and my Paleopets is the answer. Let us help relieve your pet of ear infections, allergies, scratching and itching, diabetes, joint problems, cancer, or other elements by providing our naturally raised, raw, cooked, or frozen biocomplete natural diet entrees that are custom formulated to be species specific and USDA approved. For more information, visit my paleopet dot com or called nine five four nine seven one two five zero zero. I'm picking up fabrations. Geez, given me exactions. Do you want to become a wholesale dealer or distributor of healthy and clean food. Our friends and colleagues at Biocomplete Natural Diets and herbs provide only the best USDA Human Consumption grade choice plus meats, poultry, and seafood. Our food comes from pasture, rais and grass pet animals, and we never add hormones, preservatives, or chemicals are clean in all natural species. Appropriate diets are made daily in small batches from local farm fresh dairy products. Over one hundred organic herbal and botanical herbal products are available by only the best and et clean. To learn more,

21:23 called Biocomplete Natural Diet and Herbs at nine five four four seven two one four zero four or visit Biocomplete Natural Diet dot com. Right, and we're back here on the Pet Health Cafe to show where your pet has a voice. This is Build a Pet Health Google long Way Holistic veterinarian homeopath doctor Michael dam So we're talking about vaccines as are coming. I wanted to because somebody texted before about what we were just talking about. Somebody texted me a question on myself. And you know, people you know, with dealing with dog parks and boarding and grooming facilities very very difficult. You know. I think I might have mentioned in the last show that sometimes these facilities will accept letters over vaccinating, you know, with multiple components, and if they won't, that's a then it comes down to a decision whether we want to put our animals, you know, long term health at risk to get socialization, or to board and or to kennel these animals. And you know that's a difficult, you know, situation for clients, But there are many ways around having to border kennel animals. There's pet sitters nowadays, you know, there's there's other options, you know, from the grooming pallor and and that kind of thing.

22:55 So I just wanted to say that, you know, I certainly honor the dilemma that clients in with that, but I still wouldn't bombard my animals with multi component vaccines, and certainly to go to places like pet smart and all that they require the rabies vaccine, which you know, a question just came up on, and the rabies vaccine is required by law. You know, it's done when they're puppies over four to six months, you know, preferably, you know, not younger than that, when their immune systems are really immature, and then there's a required booster at a year of age that's good for three years quote unquote. But Raby's vaccine from a homeopathic perspective, is one of the more damaging challenges to the body. And I see all sorts of behavioral issues and neurologic issues even that seizuring animal. I'll have to look back in the history see if the seizure started a short time after Raby's vaccine problem with the lower legs paralysis. As I said, all sorts of behavioral issues like anxieties, fears, aggression, a lot of separation anxiety I often find comes up after Raby's vaccines. So if we can get around it through medical exemptions or the measurement of what are called tighters, I always recommend that as an alternative. Certain states honor tighters or antibody levels instead of vaccinating for rabies. Other states don't. Florida, unfortunately, is a state that requires rabies vaccine, and the only way around it there is a medical exemption

24:29 which we can often write as holistic veterinarians, if an animal has any sort of chronic pre existing condition, the state laws allow us to do that, and we're not putting those animals at risk for rabies, especially if they've had one or two shots as younger animals. So because the immunity, like all the other viruses, last for many many years, if not the life of the animal. You know, it's so true, it's it's you know. Of course, I've always viewed it that that the reason that they had to require something is so that they could put a text on your animal That's really what it boils down too, because you have to license them then and you have to have that proof. That's the only way that they could really track it, isn't it. Yeah, that along with the fear that if you know, the rabies is a transmissible disease to people and animals can be vectors of that obviously from wildlife. That's a but it's extremely rare obviously. But you know that's the other reason why you know, conventional vets strongly recommend Raby's vaccine, and like you said, it's something that is a monetary issue as well. To register these animals. I mean, the idea that they need to be vaccinated every three years when all when the study, especially the Rabies Challenge Fund showed animals were protected for at least five years. You know, they just don't need all these shots as frequently as they're getting, and especially

26:03 the rabies vaccine, which as I said, is one of the more damaging ones to the body on a mental, emotional level and certainly a physical level. Well, you know, the other thing is is when we look at at vaccination and netswort thing with the technologies that we have today. Number one, the way we you know, we administer them through injection into a body part where they would not really not get you know, exposure. But two don't we have you know, more natural solutions that we can use. I know that it would you mentioned none last week show. I believe no soads for instance, or other you know, homeopathic and natural ways to develop a natural immunity. Yeah, yeah, I mean as an alternative to parvo.

26:53 You know, there's the opportunity to use what are called parvo nozos, which are disease extracts made from an animal with parvo but diluted down below that there's anything physically there, just the energy of the original components of the virus, and they make those into homeopathic remedy and using those instead of synthetic chemical viral agumin filled vaccines. Using those you can get equally as well protection. One of my colleagues actually Todd Cooney at West He actually published some studies in his practice showing that animals that were given parvo no zode were actually much more protected than animals that were vaccinated. And he did some studies challenging both both populations of animals. So you can use nozodes. There are different nozodes for different diseases. There's distemper nozode, which I'll comment on in a minute. The question just came up on distemper vaccine, but you know, you can use these nosodes and the schedule that they use. For example, with parvo is, they'll often use what's called a thirty C potency and that's usually given once a week for you know, up to a few months during this susceptible period, and then you'll know likely prevent parvo virus. Of course, I can't officially recommend that. As a ventinarian, I have to give both options, the vaccine and the noseode, so that I'm covering, you know, making

28:27 sure that I give people all the options. But I really feel the noseoads do an outstanding job for protecting against disease in certain disease situations. The other question that just came up about distemper I think I might have mentioned in last week's show distemper is in the measles virus family and measles even though it, oh my god, it has this terrible connotation with people in terms of fear. Measles most of the time is a very mild viral infection. In fact, back in the sixties. You probably know, Bill, they used to have what are called measles parties, so the kids can just get the measles, get over it, and get lifetime immunity. So you know, it's not as severe and illness and non vaccinated children, you know, as it's you know, feared to be and with our animals. Because distempers in the measles virus family, most animals exposed to it actually don't get very sick.

29:26 They might get a mild cold, they might be a little bit lethargic. They're usually not developing awful seizures and problems, you know, pneumonia and other distemper complications, unless those animals are living in very poor countries with poor hygiene, under tremendous stress, getting poor diets. That's when you can see severe infectious disease. But in most suburban raised animals or even urban raised animals nowadays, that the incidence of severe distemper is very so even though that's a core vaccine as recommended by my conventional vet colleagues and my holistic practice, I don't usually recommend vaccinating for distemper because I don't see the necessity of it. But it is a core vaccine considered by my conventional colleagues. So often distemper and parvo are given, usually together, although I recommend trying to give it separately.

30:22 And again if a client chooses to vaccinate for distemper, if they give it when they're young, at those ages like twelve weeks and sixteen weeks of age, the quote unquote immunity lasts for many, many years, and the need to give more of that vaccine as they mature it's just not necessary. And the tighter issue, just to go into that. The antibody tighters, you know, they're helpful as an alternative to parvo and distemper. But even if you have a low tighter gene Dodge talks about because of immune memory, those animals are protected as well tighters and the bodies that animals produce as a result of exposure to the natural disease or to the vaccine, so that, like I said, any measurable tighter is protected. So I don't really recommend, I mean I don't in my practice. I used to when I was younger, even do measurement vaccine tighters unless they're used as an alternative for boarding or kennel situations or you know, getting into you know where the animals might need it. Well, I guess so in that one comment that you know, they're not used in most states, and not legally the legal aspect of it. Again, you know who's writing the law, Who's who's putting these things out, isn't it normally the veterinary board behind it? Yeah? Yeah, And there's all sorts of political organizations like the AVMA, the American Association of Hospitals AHA, the AVMA and other political you know bodies in vendinary medicine

31:57 come up with their recommendation, and you know, the vets tend to, well, the more progressive vets will at least follow that, but sixty percent of the vets are still vaccinating every year, which is criminal and tragic in my opinion. So, but it is a political issue because when Ron Schultz came out with his strong statements over the past several years that animals are protected for years, if not their whole life, and had studies to back that up, the profession didn't like that very much because that's how animals were always brought into the clinic, you know, getting a yearly vaccination reminder, and so they came up with this arbitrary cutoff of three years, which makes no sense immanologically. As I said, these animals are protected for many, many years and off and up to the life of the animal, and so to give vaccines to adult and senior animals core vaccines like parlo and distemper, it's just really not necessary. Yeah, it's true. And lead you mentioned you know the you know, the thack to the body has has memory cells that if there was even a mild exposure, basically they can still fight back on some of these issues, can't they. Yeah, yeah, that's exactly right.

33:17 So when animals go in, if they do have the tighters measured, I encourage people to have it quantified, in other words, not just a yes or no, whether it's positive or negative, because then you won't know if they measure with these memory these low tighter memory responding dogs. And you know, there's a test that vets have in their office that I don't recommend. I recommend sending the blood out to a lab and having the exact numbers measured so that you know, we can really see what the level the numbers are, because any number that's above zero is protective, and some of these tests in the office, these yes or no tests are saying animals are negative for example, for this temper and I've had you know, mail and cut clients contact me on that and I say, no, you had the wrong test. One. I want to make sure you send out the quantifying test of the lab and usually you'll have some measurable tighter that indicates, you know, protection to those diseases. Yeah, it's you know, it's it's we have to look at the long term health of our animal, not just you know what what we're basically being marketed and sold, you know for what purpose.

34:31 I mean, we we've got like thirty seconds here in this segment, but you know, there's you know, I saw somewhere in the last week or two where the some of the hospitals are recommending the COVID vaccine to our animals. And you have the studies out their shell that there. They don't get surves, do they No, No, they have their own coronaviruses but or not tradeable to people. And uh, you know the stars covid you know virus is not transmissible to our animals. And so that was a big fear that came up during the covid epidemic and still to this day, like you said, there are some people that feel that, and there's a vaccine for covid and dogs know Europe. Let's let's take this quick We gotta take this quick break right here, so we'll be right back. Does your pet suffer from allergies, cancer, digestive issues, or joint and skin problems.

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37:20 dot com and ship nationwide to your doorstep. Call ninety five four ninety seven one two five zero zero to speak with our friendly staff today. Let my paleo Pet help keep your pet happier and healthier and welcome back to the Pet Health Cafe to show where your pet's voice, this is build a pet health school along the way a doctor Michael dimm Yeah, I mean there's so many. If you start following the vaccine schedule enough, you know of what's recommended or our pets today, obviously it follows alone in the same pattern is the human. We want to get as much sell as many vaccines as we possibly can. We don't care what the side effects are because basically that's you know, the side effects. The edwards events are actually another revenue stream, aren't they. They sure are. And those adverse events, as we touched on last week, you know, can be occurring days, weeks, or months later. It's not just well, my animo had his shots, he was a little sleepy, he or she was a little lethargic, and he was fine, so he didn't react. But those a lot of those adverse events occur chronically over that, over longer periods of time, and studies are show that as well. But my colleagues, for whatever reason, ignore that information.

38:49 Yeah, it's you know, you know, you've got the office visits involved, and of course you know the all the testing and the other thing about the testing too, especially when you talk about you know, you mentioned the in house testing that they're doing in a lot of these animal hospitals, and that one of the issues that we saw, and of course you were with us when we you know, when we had our hospital, is most of these these this equipment isn't really maintained properly and you know, recalibrated and rechecked on a regular basis. Is it. No, not at all, And you know, technicians running the tests and there's lab error, technician error.

39:30 So absolutely yeah. And of course if you know you're getting get a diagnosi diagnosis based on this, how could that, you know, really work? I'm sorry, what was that Bill was just reading? Well, yeah, I know we're getting these questions popping up, but you know, if they're if the diagnosis is made from those tests, is it reliable and how are you getting the right treatment plan? Exactly? I agree, I mean is the testing reliable? You mean for the tighter testing, I mean tighters and any actually any even blood work. It's the same thing I remember back this is going back to almost twenty five years ago. The study that was done at the University of Georgia where they were doing comparing blood work of kibble had animals versus raw fat and the blood values were, I mean, they very a lot greater. And I started making a big distinct about it back then that if you're you know, if you're a veterinarian, it isn't doing a you know, an evaluation of nutrition as well, then that blood work could be totally giving them a totally wrong view. And it was. It was very short, you know, it was very short lived at that research was out there. It was all taken down from the University of Georgia with their new sponsorship by one of the major dog food companies, to their nutritional

41:04 department. Wow. Yeah, I remember that. We've talked about that before. Yeah, And you know, getting back to the vaccines bill, you know, looking at the individual animal. Also, the little Yorkie who's living in a high rise in New York City versus an outdoor lab hunting, totally different lifestyles and different exposures. Yet those animals are both vaccinated, often with the same things. Another ludicrous practice of you know, vaccine medicine. It's just you know. And then the other aspect I think we've talked about on other shows is that vaccines are licensed for use and quote unquote healthy animals only.

41:44 So the definition of health. Isn't a dog who comes in or a cat that comes in with running eyes and itchy ears and scratching themselves or having periodic digestive upset. That to me isn't a healthy animal. And so those are animals at the drug inserts from the drug vaccine companies should not being vaccinated. And then you throw in a lot of my colleagues are vaccinating under under stresses that the body's under, whether they're surgical stresses or emotional stresses, as you pointed out, even just going into the vet office as an emotional stress. And so you throw all those factors in and it's no wonder these animals are reacting like they are. Yeah, it's true. You know, we got a little bit of I don't know if you see it in the private chat. We got warmed warned about using a certain word. Oh I missed that. I didn't see that one. So yeah, So, but I mean it's it's you know, it happens to be you know, the context I think we use it, we should be okay, but who knows.

42:45 I did want to let people know too, if you're trying to reach out to me and that sort of thing. My Facebook account has been suspended. We don't know why. It's interesting that it happened, what six weeks into are doing the TV show, So you know it's my Palio pet was suspended. No, my personal account. Oh your personal account, I see, yeah, now my Paleo and pet health Guru netra thing. Fortunately, I've got other admins that are that are monitoring and be able to post on it.

43:25 But you know, it's it's just amazing that they do not want our message out there. And it's so and especially about a topic like this, which is so you know, important for our animals, you know, acute and chronic health. I mean, you know, I say when I give my lectures, I say to people two biggest things to keep our animals healthy. Get them on a species appropriate rotating raw protein, raw meat diet, and minimally when you can vaccinate, and your animals would be much much healthier. Those two take home points. Yeah, we get about four minutes left here in the show. We talked about it, we touched it last week, but I don't think we can give it enough emphasis. Is the vaccines are they tested and safe and effective? Well, certain ones are you know considered saying I mean considered effective. As I said, the parvo vaccine is one that does offer some acute protection against acute disease when they're younger, but they're not studied for chronic safety anything over you know, a few days, because again, when it comes to vaccinology and the way medicine is practiced, it doesn't look at the chronic effects on the immune system that occurs. So I don't think any vaccine, whether whether it's in children or whether it's in animals, has been studied for chronic safety. Bill No, and you know

44:59 who we've done as three minutes here, but some of the issues that come up that just you know, we've covered someone last weekend anserally, but some of the some of the chronic problems are like joint problems, our thright is and things of that nature, aren't they Yeah, yeah, And I did want to mention, I know we're down to two minutes, that there are homeopathic remedies that can be used if you decide to vaccinate. There's a remedy called Thuya thhu Ja that people will use around the time of the vaccine and shortly after along with your herbal botanicals. And there's a remedy called listen L Y S S I N, which is often used at the time of the rabies vaccine. So there are homeopathics and obviously herbal botanicals that can detox and I think that's important message to get out to the audience as well. And they can get those from you, can't they And how did they get them from you? Absolutely, they can go to my website and contact me at doctordim dot com. It's DC T O R dym dot com that has all my contact information, my email address, phone number. And I do welcome telemedicine consoles for people not in the area. Yeah, and you do ship those remedies as well. Absolutely, we ship them out. And you know, they're not expensive. Homeopathics are very inexpensive, even though they are so powerful. But that's why the FDA wants to get rid of them because they are not, you know, profit based and are profit motivated, and they

46:32 do work, they are effective, yep. So and of course you can get me all over the place, you know that except for Facebook right now, So keep get in mind you can always reach me through my Paleopedal or the Pills Guru emails. And we're out of time, Doctor dim another hour, right, and the question. We couldn't even get to all the questions. No I know, so of course you know they can contact the personally and through emails. And thank you all for watching. We appreciate it again. Listen, share, like, and subscribe every still on iHeartRadio with an audio part of it. All right, good night, folks, Good night everybody. How healthy is your pet? Does your pet suffer from ear infections, scratching and itching, diabetes, cancer or other elements. If you want the best health for your pet and to prevent or relieve these symptoms, my Paleo Pet is here to help. The key to healing is a clean, natural, appropriate rotational plan. Start your pet on the healthiest diet whatever with our easy online ordering guide and nationwide shipping at my paleopet dot com. Call

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