Longevity ... the Mineral Connection

0:00 Any health related information on the following show provides general information only. Content presented on any show by any host or guest should not be substituted for a doctor's advice. Always consult your physician before beginning any new diet, exercise, or treatment program. And then now it's time for Pet Health Cafe where your Pet has a Voice. And here's your host, Bill the Pet Health Guru, And welcome to Pet Health Cafe, to the show where your Pet has a Voice. This is Bill the Pet Health Gurule, and I got another special show for us tonight. As always, we want you to subscribe, like, and share this Facebook of course, we're on Spotify, We're on YouTube as well. You can go to Pet Healthcafe dot com click on the watch live button as well. And I want to get this ball rolling. We want to keep this message going out there. My special guest tonight is a repeat. He's been on the show. It's getting it's going from several till many times. Uh. Morley Robbins, the author of the cop I sure

1:30 fatigue is with us again and we're gonna be talking about longevity tonight. How are we doing, Morley? Great? Yeah, appreciate the opportunity to have the conversation as always. Yeah, first off, I want to thank you for being in the store on Saturday. You've got to meet and A. I guess I should put it as an interesting group of people. Yeah, it's a nice cross section of your customer base. Yeah. I mean, you know, a lot of different personalities, a lot of different issues health wise, uh, success wise as well. You know people that are interested in clean living and what other topic is it's tonight longevity both for themselves are for their pets. Absolutely, you know it's intering. We talk a lot about minerals when we have these conversations, right, and the three leading you're you're the the pet health guru. There are three leading longevity gurus. We have Peter Ata, you have Andrew Huberman, and you have David Sinclaire and they pretty much rule the roost when it comes to longevity. Guess what they never talk about minerally. And someone told me to get David Sinclair's book Outlive This the Well, the first thing I do want to get a book like

3:01 that is go right to the index to see how many pages do they have talking about copper iron copper enzymes and what did I find nothing. Oops, not one reference to copper, not one reference to iron. And it's not rocket science. Iron causes aging. It's well chronicled. And I happened upon an article this morning from nineteen twenty four talking about the aging process of the brain. And they knew back in nineteen seventeen that iron accumulated in the brain and caused cognitive issues, caused all sorts of challenges to the health and well being. Nineteen seventeen, Bill, I know. And here we are, over one hundred years later, ringing our hands trying to figure out the origin of NeuroD the generation they knew what it was over one hundred years ago.

4:13 Yeah, that's true. I forgot that. I neglect it in the beginning to tell people if they want to join in on the chat, please do so. I know sometimes it's difficult when you're listening to everything that comes out of my mouth and you never know what turn we're going to take. But yeah, I ask you a question. Put on your comments. We really love it when you do that. I know, I mean as I you know, I mentioned it time after time and after time on shows, and you're not you know, not only on when I have you on as a guest, but other people as well. Sure that so much of the research, so much of the knowledge we really know as to what we really need to do. It's that stuff coming out out of research papers today. You know, they go back you know, basically not only decades, but sometimes centuries. Mm hmm, yep, that's right. It's amazing without all this new technology. Yeah, right, exactly, No, it's it's absolutely it was. Actually the late eighteen hundreds was when they first understood that there was iron in the brain. I didn't know it went back that far. And what was particularly interesting was to find out that when we're born we have no iron in our brain. The newborn has zero iron in the brain. And that's interesting. Yeah, no, it's fast. I think it's absolutely fascinating.

5:41 So there's a download of of copper and iron, especially prior to birth, about seventy milligrams of copper, it's about I think it's about three hundred and seventy five milligrams of iron, which is you know, there's a significant difference there, but it gets bigger and bigger as we get older. But that there's no there's no metals in the brain on birth, which is absolutely fascinating, you know. I mean, the more we explore this, you can start to relate all this stuff with you know, how we go through life. It's you know, you know the thing is they say, well, you're getting older and you're just not utilizing and you're not making and all of that. But the truth of the matter is it's pretty much the opposite of the age. It's our environment more so than anything else, our lifestyle, if you will. Yeah, oh absolutely, I mean what we're exposed to. And I think we should. We should congratulate each other for surviving the solar eclipse, right I think, so, yeah, yeah, there wasn't that supposed to be like doomsday or something another nothing burger? Yeah, yeah, so that I'm just looking up so we am. So I'm looking

7:23 at the amount of iron in the aging adult brain. I'm trying to calculate this. Okay, So it's fourteen hundred times two hundred. Ooh, that's a big number. Wow. So we're born, We're born with zero milligrams of iron and typical adult brain would have two hundred and eighty milligrams of iron. Now I don't know that's a lot, but it's just then that's a big, big change in the concentration of iron in the brain, and I think I think the public doesn't realize how insidious this iron is. Well, you know, when we were we were you know, we talked on previous shows as well, and we were talking in store about the you know, the number of UH. I don't know what the politically correct term is, whether it's females or women or whatever that were basically told that they need all this extra iron just to survive. If you didn't take it, you'd probably die of anemia, which you know, but then again, they're just testing blood, they're not testing what's in the muscle. I don't know if you saw the question that came up, No, I didn't. Okay, okay,

8:54 when do we get iron in the brain? And is it needed there? Yeah, that's a great question. I imagine that once we're on the other side of the womb, it starts to accumulate, starts to filter. Is Indeed, it is absolutely essential. Uh. A lot of mitochondria in the brain, there's a lot of UH. The DNA, the process of HM transcribing genes requires iron, So there's there's quite a bit of need for the iron where it becomes A problem is is it being properly recycled. And that's the problem all over our body is that there is a recycling process.

9:41 There's recycling of the blood, iron in the blood, there's a recycling of iron in the mitochondria, there's a recycling of iron in the brain. And all of those recycling systems require copper. And if the copper is not optimal, that's when you begin to have that challenges. I are an accumulation, right, it's you know, it's it's It baffles me how many people just listen to what a doctor tells them and do not have any real understanding of when they do these supplements. When they do there, you know that they're not asking the patients aren't asking why do I need it? And can you?

10:31 Can you provide me with something so I you know, so I can believe you if you will not just the fact that you're wearing a white jacket. You know, where's the where's the science or the research behind them? Oh? Yeah, And I think it's a I think it's a reasonable request. M hm. So it's just I encourage my clients and people that follow the RCP be more curious as better questions and demand better answers. Yeah, and there's no harm, no foul. Asking for what you just said, the show me the science, what's the what's the background behind that recommendation.

11:15 I was listening to another podcast this morning and it happened to be they were talking about research and that most of the research on any of these products and the directions that we're going is basically funded by companies, corporation, special interest and that when they actually do a pure study that if it's if it's and of course there's no money unfortunately in pure research anymore. But those studies that were done in pure research, keep talking right there seven percent of that research.

12:01 Uh, basically there were flaws in it, but if it was commercially done, you know, by special interests in my companies, that sort of saying that it was almost one hundred percent favorable for whatever outcome that they wanted, right, And that's exactly what they're doing. They're paying for this is what I want you to prove? Sure, oh yeah, and you can you can figure it any way you want. Yeah. And of course part of this was bringing it was came up with for instance, grad students trying to get funding. They can't you know if if you know, I don't know with you with working with the minerals that you did or not, but I guess I would assume that your research was not funded by maybe anybody except yourself. No, that's that's exactly right, you know, because that was because of your curiosity as well. Why is this happening? Well, I just again, I think I may have shared it previously, but I identified about thirty six different reasons with thirty six different mistakes that were being made in conventional medicine and nutritional and when I got up to that number, I thought, well, the whole thing's backwards then, so I just slipped it and then I started to look for, well, if there's thirty six reasons that are wrong, what is the truth. And that's what really started me on my quests. That was really what got me excited to find out what's really

13:35 going on. That was the start of it. I mean, it's you know, my my exploration was a little bit different. It was just an innate feeling that something's not right here. And it's more, I started digging into everything from vaccines to medications and then of course obviously into the nutritional part. It's it just you know, all of a sudden things started to click. I find it interesting. There's a whole bunch of supplements now that of course are being done on the animal Food Animal Feed session. But they're talking about, you know, every day on the radio and on TV that kibble, dry food is dead food. But if you add this supplement to it, your dog will come back alive. And I'm thinking, on the back side of it, why don't you just tell him to shut up about the kibble and feed real food, right, you know, so it's that well known that it's bad, but yet it's still the majority of the sales and it it's like there's just that complete disconnect. You know. I understand the convenience and stuff like that, but you know, you could always do dehydrated foods. You can also do you know, other methods of doing it if you don't want any mass. But yet you know, we want to cook

15:05 it to death so there is no nutrition left in it. Now, why would you want to spend one hundred dollars in a bag of food that has nothing in it. It's insane. You said something that one Saturday that really surprised me. If we were talking about the age of dogs and how long they can live. I've owned four dogs, and I think they lived between the ages of fourteen and seventeen, and they were basically retrievers. There was a Golden Retriever Labrador and they I thought that was long. But I think you kind of alluded to the fact that they can live up to be thirty years of age. Yeah, they absolutely can, and there's many documented ones over thirty years of age. But the average lifespan should be in the twenties and thirties or in the twenties. Anyway, as veterinary medicine and the food industry took over the care of our animals, basically that number started to decrease.

16:15 And of course, the number one reason that he came out on the medical side of it is if we do something wrong, if we're not doing the right thing, we don't want to be blamed. So let's make it that the average lifespan is ten twelve years, and then you know, twelve to ten years, and now you know we're doing senior panels at five and six years old. I had a client in today that said, you know, my dog, she's had some issues and we're trying to I'm trying to explain all these different things through her, and she was just amazed at some of the things that I tell her. I mean, she's in almost every day now. It's like my star student. He says, my dog's getting up there in age and I said, what do you mean. You just said your dog was four years old. Yeah, but their belief is that what the medical community is that same thing in humans. I mean, you know, it's you know, we're not supposed to live to be one hundred according to the medical community, and if somebody and if somebody hits that age, it's like a miracle. But it's not a miracle. It's really what life should be about. Well, one of my all time favorite Coper researchers, his name is Leslie Clave. He's an MD, PhD. Got his degree is medical degree. I think in the fifties, that might have been the early sixties. But he turned ninety today and I called him the other

17:51 day to wish him a happy birthday, and I said, you know, doctor Clvey, I only know a handful of people who reached the threshold. He was really touch that I took the time to call him. But think about it, how many people do you know who are in their nineties, maybe more so down here. I think that it probably is a slight skewing of the population in Florida. But I've been I only know five or six people that made that and live, you know, longer. I only know one person who got over a hundred and he was a big lipid researcher named Fred Kumeraw. And I think it's special when it happens, but I think your point is valid that we shouldn't be surprised when it does. Well, you know, on the other side of that, I'm really surprised at the number of younger, younger people that die super prematurely, you know, I mean just a number of children that I have so called you know, natural type stuff or even diseases because there's no immune system to protect them. And you know, so when we look at the longevity, when we're looking at a twenty year old, a thirty year old, a forty year old that just suddenly passes away, there's some you know, it has to do with

19:26 the longevity and of course that lifestyle. And you know, we hear it all the time. Of course you know that it's genetic, but in probably in the genetics is probably only five of that overall balance. The rest is that we just haven't done the right things. We're against the break right now. We'll be right back to keep this discussion going. That's great. Your pets suffer from allergies, cancer, digestive issues, or joint and skin problems. These can be from poor nutrition, and My Pilio Pet can help.

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22:45 You know. You and I had a couple of comments on that, I think in the last session or in the store that you know, with everything that's going on, I can see why people made that one to yeah, well, the kid is not necessarily lifespan is health. You want to be vital and vibrant, you know, right up to the end. But that's the key is making sure that you're able to make energy. You've got the immune system to fight off whatever is out the environment. You have the resilience you need to face whatever stress you're dealing with. I mean, that's that's the sign of an individual who guys have a health span. And I think it's surprising that there isn't more attention given to the minerals. There's all sorts of very esoteric supplements. I mean, I'm the game one in particular, They've got thirty different ingredients in this one product, and I'm like, hey, well, where are the fundamentals, where are the basics? And they're not addressing those at all. So no, and when you look at it, I mean, even if even if they use a good source, by the time you put in those other it's they alluded down to a point where not only isn't it an usable amount, but the body's got to fight to get rid of all those things that aren't necessary, don't they. Yeah?

24:17 Absolutely, Oh the competition, right, that was my first reaction when I saw this product. I thought, Wow, that's a it's a pretty complicated product, and I think people just they don't realize that it can be really simplified. Yeah to me. On one of the first things I tell people, if they want to feel better, do a blood donation, very first thing, especially any any guy or any woman who's in menopause. That's the absolute first thing to do. And it's amazing how it kind of rejuvenates them and makes them realize that, wow, I was carrying a lot of iron.

25:00 Yeah, well you're getting rid of a lot of old stuff and your body has to then kick in the year to make new good stuff, doesn't it. I mean, I don't think I can put it any more simple. Now, that's exactly now I'm curious they don't do I never heard of it. I assume they don't do blood donations for animals, do they? They do on a very limited basis, because transfusions aren't done very often, and you know, because the prevailing wisdom and treatment plans is that if we need a blood transfusion, we may as well euthanize, and so, you know, because you don't want to pay the price for that. But it's it's just the whole system is like it's it's too much drama, if you will, especially on the animal side. As I was sharing with you at the beginning of a program that I had a small episode and had to go in which I never do. I mean, when I called one of our clients that's a chiropractor, I needed something done structurally, and he sent me over for an X ray, which I would never ever do because I know the aspects of it. But something told me that I needed to go there for whatever reason. And the technology though that I was looking at was just incredible. I mean, it's so far advance and amaze. The one thing

26:33 that struck me the most is when I was looking at my own X ray, the clarity, the definition. I mean, it was like a professional photographer literally came in to do a portrait of somebody. That's how distinct it is. And the first thing that came into my mind is, of course the animal health side of it, where I get X rays all the time and all you see is a gray kind of mall, the you know, model blob that you can't half the time, you can't even distinguish bone from muscle. Yeah, it's like, and you know, seven I think seven views cost me like ninety bucks okay, two? Yeah, the two views of a veterinary clinic one thousand dollars. You know. So it's like, what are you getting for your buck? Yeah? Right, you know, and you know, and you just go ahead with it because you were told by somebody in the whitcoat to do that. There was another question that just popped up here when we started this discussion. Yeah, and there it is.

27:40 Okay, this show is always informative. We always learn to learn new things. How can we tell if the mineral balance is off in your body? Uh? Well, the simplest way is you don't feel right, that's atally going to say listen to your body first. Yeah, listen to your bodies. If you have fatigue, if you have indigestion, if your bowel movements aren't right, you know you've got a mineral imbalance. But on a more diagnostic level, you can do a hair test, and I think Bill, you do hair tests regularly. Yeah, we do it. We do it at our facility, and that gives you a very quick read a whole bunch of minerals. And then I've cobbled together a blood test called the full Monty Iron Panel. It looks at twelve different blood markers and it really gives you a great insight about how's the body handling the metabolism, and one are the minerals that seem to be off as it relates to any symptoms that you might have. So that there are a lot of different ways you can approach it, but those would be the most obvious. Yeah, now you know, probably the best follow up question would be, okay, since I don't know what would be the best way to try to rebalance this, and I think the first thing would be diversity of nutrition, isn't it? Oh?

29:07 Well, yeah, and even before that, but that's a very important foundational step. Make sure you have minerals in your water. Yeah, a lot of people are very concerned about having filtered water, but they're not thinking about does the water that I'm drinking have sufficient minerals. I mean, there's technically eighty some minerals that are supposed to be in their water, and they're very easily replaced with mineral drops. And that's you know, step number one balanced diet critical and within the root caused protocol, we talk about adrenal cocktails, which is a more focused set of minerals to support the stress response. So it's going to have salt and potassium, vitamin C and making sure that people get the magnese and that they need, and that's kind of the basis of the cocktail. You know. It's interesting. We were actually having a discussion in the store today with the girls that you got to meet, and they were talking about something about about salt, and you know that it came up that I take my dog. One of the customers that was in said, I take my dog to the beach, but I'm scared that he might drink some of the water and my one girl that I've actually had on the show.

30:37 She says, my dog goes to the beach every day, almost every day, goes in the ocean, usually drink some water, and she's explained to her, Okay, he comes out half hour, lady, he goes poop and it's real watery, squirty and done, and it's the body is actually cleaning itself out exactly. People just go, oh my god, you know, and then up right back to normal. But then we started talking about salt, and it's like, well, you know, depending on who you talk to on a nutritional side of animals, well, we put salt blocks out for every almost every domesticated animal, everything from smallest hamsters and guinea pigs and rabbits to horses and cows and sheep. And then we're told not to give any salt to os or cats. And it's like, does that make any sense? And the course yeah, and of course then I'm then of course the discussion got into okay, you know what is you know, table salt sodium chloride. Okay, that's it. No other minerals except if you buy Morton salt. I don't like to mention brands, but he added a chemical to it that it wouldn't stick together, and that's why when it rains, it pours. That was the tagline, of course, right,

32:08 and so then of course the discussion got into you know, different sea salts and and that sort of thing, and of course, uh, there's a lot of you know play on that. Where where they where it's it's you know where it comes from. Well if it's if it's you know, regular seawater that they're extracting it from, is that better than a good deep mind Himalayan Sea salt, or a deep mind Hawaiian salt or you know North Sea that's been there for a million years. You know, it's it's you know, there's so much play in the marketing. Everybody wants their own little market share, and they're willing to lie, you know, and don't put it that way, you know, or throw their competitor under the bus, right exactly. But we know that Himalayan Sea Salt's got ninety some of the minerals that you were just talking about, and they're in a usable form. You know, nature doesn't fool around, you know. At one time, doctor Liz and I had I think we had ten different salts from around the world.

33:22 That was really fun to have that kind of diversity. Yes, yeah, because see, salt from the sea is different than salt from the mountains, you know, has different concentrations. And I think we need that diversity as you were talking about. Absolutely. I mean that's what we talk about with rotational diets on our dogs. I talk about it about that same rotation when it comes to herbs and botanicals. You know, you don't give the same thing because you got to run, gotta let your body get rid of the bad stuff that's in these food items, because every food brings good and bad at the table, right, good stuff is this energy. The bad stuff We are humanly in our body trying to get more stuff out of it and that's not working, and so we need that period of cleanse. It's just like fascinating. We need that time to let that get that gut calm down, let the basically your body recalibrate. Okay, So we can tell us through cravings what foods we need, what minerals we need, what vitamins we need, And that system basically is almost infallible because of the unique the uniqueness of living bodies. They encompass that innate way of doing it. We're up against another break. I can't believe it. Well, we're right back, okay. We all want our pets to be as healthy as possible.

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36:36 We're back here in a pet health cafe to show where your pet has a voice. This is build a Pet Health Guru along with Morley Robbins. We're just trying to make lives a lot longer and a lot healthier. Before we go any further, of course, you know, I want again we want everybody to share and subscribe and the like and you know, go on Facebook and so we get this message out. When I look at longevity and especially these statistics, what percentage of would you surmise those extended lifespans are because of a healthy lifestyle or basically a medical community keeping people alive on life support and you know, debilitating drugs, and you know, what would be their their natural longevity at that point, That's a great question. I think natural longevity is probably someone who probably has a very disciplined lifestyle and then how to deal with their stress. I think that's probably the Uh the biggest barrier was is are they able to keep the pressure of life at bag? I remember

38:10 UH talking with doctor Eliza's uncle, who was in his nineties, and I said, you know, how do you deal with stress? And he laughed, he said, I don't have stress. I said, what do you mean? He said, if if there's something that's a problem, I figure out how to solve it and then there's no longer any more. Stress always struck struck me as being such a brilliant way to deal with the challenges of life. But I think to your point about people who are being kept that they're still taking, they've got a lot of medications. That's kind of like artificial life support. I think it's just I don't think that's really longevy.

39:00 And it's true at sense, and there are a lot of people out there that are like that, that they're alive and well and kicking, but I'm not sure how how vital they are if they're depending on I think the average for an older adult is at least a half a dozen medications. I don't take any. I imagine you don't either, And it's just that to me, is not and I appreciate why people do do that. I get that, but it's just whatever the symptom is that's causing the medication, it probably can be corrected to a more careful lifestyle, more careful than more proper supplementation routine. At least that's been my experience with clients over the last fifteen years, you know, in regard to part of the conversation earlier, when you know, you realize what I say about the longevity of our pets and that sort of thing. The probably the most interesting thing that I find is is is that I get dogs all the time, in cats all the time that they got to they've got a chronic disease, they've got cancer, they've got liver failure, kidney failure, and the vets have given all the medication and basically emptied their bank account and they don't have any other choices now. And the recommendation is basically used in Asia. And they come in and they see

40:34 me, and I said, no, it's about lifestyle changes. I mean, you know, I do enough a lot verbally, and we do a lot of alternative stuff, you know, with you know, phototherapy and things of that nature, and of course water and even if we just start with food, a species appropriate diet. Yeah, they come in a week later to buy more. And of course the first time they come in they're only buying a week's was because the animal is supposed to be dead in a week or two weeks, and you know, they don't want to spend money. And I'm saying something that's not there, and they can't believe in two three four days the difference and this animal and this animal that was supposed to you know, they gave it six weeks to four to six weeks to live.

41:22 Ten years down the road, it's still running around and it's like, you know, I'm sorry, but you know, if you're a practicing medical expert, you see these miracles what they call miracles, every day. But it's not it's not something special. I mean, it is special in its own way and in it's own right, but it's a way it's supposed to be. And you know, you're standing there saying, I've never seen this before. I can't believe it. But would you ever try it yourself? Well? No, I mean I find that that that you know, just you know, you have to have to look at who do you believe? Right, you know, you have to leave what you actually see and like I say, you know, I mean nursing homes filled with people that you know they have to be fed apple sauce because they and they have no idea where they are. That's not longevity. Yeah, that's right, that's that's lifespan, not health span. So from your from your perspective and your experience, what would be the three most important things for the longevity of animals in general?

42:42 Oh? Number one? Number one in my perspective is obviously as species appropriate diet. Right and you know, I know where you bring in water at the top of that range a little bit, but we consume a lot of water. Carnivores are not drinking water per se. If they do, it's very little. They're getting in more sure from their food, which in itself is mineralized. If they're eating you know, if they're eating properly, it's living water, it's structured. Okay, you get the hormones and enzymes that are going to take it down on a cellular level. So we actually solve two problems at one time with that with the carnivore diet, true, you know, raw species appropriate diet, and of course again the second part of that is that diversity having a lot of different things in it that are appropriate for a carnivore. You know, broccoli, is not a carnivor item.

43:36 I mean, I'm sorry, and of course, especially our modern brocolys, it's nothing like ancient broccoli anyway. But that's probably the most important. Second part of it, of course, is staying away from toxins. You know, all these you know, so called preventative drugs, which the labels say, this is not a prevention, it's a tree. And for something you don't have there you does it not have, right, and that accumulation because these are unnatural products or chemical products, they accumulated the body over time. The body is not excreting them because we don't have the right diet going along with it, and eventually it's going to share down the liver, the kidneys, all the rest of the endigrine system. And of course entering into that is things like Spain neuter where we've yanked out body parts, we've screwed up that balance and again along with it there are no extra body parts.

44:34 So I would say probably impats. That would probably be the three, the three majors. And of course you're with the medication that I include vaccines. Yes, right, So are animals affected by five G by what five G? Oh? Yes, absolutely absolutely and that's that of course, is becoming more and more prevalent. We're starting to sell a lot more you know, e M F protecting at the store and that sort of thing, so you know, and of course you know with the food additives and of course things like them trails and then you know that we talked about the aluminiums that sort of thing. Uh, it's actually being targeted by a lot of this stuff.

45:20 So we'll create you know, much further problems. We got about two minutes here left in the show. I don't know where it goes. How we managed to fill this time all the time. But how can people reach you? And uh, you know, how can they make how can you help them make their life better? And they can they can get the book going to Amazon or they're online for their Currier Fatigue website r c P one two three dot org. We got Facebook both Maganese and the advocacy group and the RCP page and people want to reach out to me. My email address is my first and last name, Worth Robbins at gmail and for those braised and few, my cell phone eight four seven two eight zero six one.

46:12 I mean that's great of course for myself, you know, everybody can reach me at my Paleo Pet one way or another. Obviously on for social media. You can book a consultation with me on our website as well. We're happy to do them. Of course. As you mentioned, we do do the hair of mineral testing as well. It's a good place to start. And you know, let's build long lives. Let's start eating properly. Let's do those lifestyle changes too. Long healthy lives, yes, exactly, long healthy lives. All right, with that, we're going to say good night, folks. Does your pets suffer from allergies, cancer, digestive issues, or joint and skin problems. These can be from poor nutrition and my Pilio Pet can help. Don't let your pets suffer for poor diet and nutrition.

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