The Necessity of Rotational Diet & Immunosurpressed Pets

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0:42 And welcome to the Pet Health Cafe, to the show where your Pet Has a Voice. This is Bill the Pet Health Guru, and. I want to thank you for tuning in tonight. As always, we start to show off with asking you to share it and to like it and to subscribe, and you know, we just want to get this message out as fast as we can and to as many people as we can. We're looking at some of the numbers. The show is growing very very quickly, which is a good thing because we're getting more and more questions being asked. The chat room is open tonight, so we'll be able to answer hopefully some of the questions that you may have. I've got a ton of stuff that I want to discuss tonight.

1:28 The main topic of course that we had posted that sword thing is the necessity. And yes, it's the necessity of a rotational diet. And this isn't only true for our animals, but also for ourselves. And lets say thank you for. Tuning in and to start it out. You know, when we. Talk about rotational about rotational diets, we're looking at feeding different or eating different foods on individual meals, individual days, so that we're getting a bit basically a plesor of different foods, all of which are going to hopefully bring different nutrients to the table. Now, when we look at our food, our food should be good, clean and healthy, which means that any plant materials, fruits or vegetables should be coming off of good, healthy plants that have been hopefully organically raised, no pesticides, no herbicides, no synthetic fertilizers, although I know a lot of this is very difficult to come by today. And of course, if we're looking on the animal side, the meat side, that these animals are also fed the same clean forage and fruits and vegetables that they need, so that we're starting out with a clean diet. And with that being said, the rotation is so important because every single food brings different nutrients to the table, and we have to look get it

3:00 that way. Various products and that sort of thing are they all carry different nutrient levels when I don't get a for instance, when I look at beef and I look at this basically the main steak package, if you will, that's on the on cattaly itself, and you've got your rabbi and you've got your ten beef tenderloine, and you've got your New York strip, all basically in one cluster. But the muscles do different things. So in order to do different things, they have to have different nutrients. That's why each one of those steaks will have a different flavor, a different fat content, and a different muscular structure. So we're starting out just there. But let's say if we give it just a steak diet, if you will, you need to have variety because it's going to bring in different nutrients.

3:56 And the nutrients are very very important. One of the things that we've looked at, and I've looked at very very deeply, and I've been doing this for over fifty years, that there's been a lot of development and so called scientific diets, functional foods that are supposed to be you know, the saving grace if you will, for the veterinary community as far as nutrition is concerned, although they study nutrition, so it's kind of a you know, an interesting concept there, and of course you know they sometimes profess that Okay, we're using we're doing a ton of research into the nutrient levels and making basically foods better for your pat Well, it's not quite the way it works, because again, if you're looking at a single food, here's what really happens when we're doing a single food like they are pushing out there. First off, you've got the same nutrients every single day. You've got the same foods every single day. They're being digested in different ways, and the body is dynamic, it's always changing. So if I feed it the same thing every single day over a period of time, we're actually going to create toxicities which shows up as allergies to that food, and we're going to end up with deficiencies, which lowers the immune system of course, and.

5:25 You know, creates. An animal that is more susceptible to health issues, parasites, different diseases and melodies. So the premise by itself is out of bounds. You will, it's not what's going to be optimal for that animal. And of course, if you're looking for specific nutrients scientifically, you know you could make so many of these things in the laboratory, but that does not mean that they are usable by the body. The body is this to digest and utilize what it recognizes, and it recognizes what is in nature. That's the innate part of the being of being an animal. It stresses me out when I hear about animals being put on a single food over time. I know that they're going to have all kinds of health challenges. I know that they're going to have all kinds of problems, and usually by the time they show up. It makes it a monumental task.

6:29 To try to fix these poor pats. They've been suffering, but we don't know it. When we feed them in an incompatible type food that's not species appropriate, it creates stress on the body. The digestive system is trying to do things that it's not supposed to do. They're trying to extract nutrients that aren't there or there in the wrong form, and. Just has to work so much harder. A good example of that even in the human diet and a lot of vegetarian vegan types rely on flax seed for their omegas, their omega threes and nine. Well, the fact of the matter is flax seed doesn't have it. It's in omega six. And basically what has to happen is a body tries to reconfigure that molecule through biochemical action to make a little bit of the threes and nine that their body actually needs. In doing so, it's stressing it because we're utilizing nutrition that should be going to other body parts to do unnatural digestive issues. So, you know, we have to you know, we have to take that into consideration when we're looking at foods for our animals. We want to do that diversity. We want to do those rotations.

7:46 You know. Even my own birds, for instance, I give them a pluster of different seeds, and depending on the season and depending on the weather, sometimes there'll be more adapt to go after one type of seed than another. Sometimes they want greens, sometimes they don't. Sometimes they want to eat a little bit of fruits. Quite often they don't. So it's going to vary because the body, when it's clean and being fat as species appropriate diet, it's going to work strictly off of what it needs, and those are expressed through cravings. So when I'm looking at a carnivore diet of meat diet, and let's say I put down chicken today, okay, number one, I have to look at what's in that chicken diet?

8:28 You know? Is it just chicken meat? Is it chicken meat with bones? Is it muscle meat like leg quarters or something of that nature. Does it contain hearts and liver, lizzards, maybe some breast meat, wings, even necks and heads. These are all different body parts that they will be eating in the wild, and that diversity in nutrition is very very important. So I put down the chicken today and they scarf it right up, you know, they just dive right do it. And I give it to them tomorrow and they're very happy to get it, and they give it to them again on the third day and they walk away. Why is that? Because they need different nutrients now, they need different foods, and they're telling you by walking away that this isn't what I want today. Doesn't mean they don't like it.

9:16 That's a misconception that us humans put on it that when we put something down they don't need it right away, that they don't like it. It's not about liking. It's about needing what they need the necessity of that rotational diet, and so we start out with as many different combinations basically as you can give. And of course even format of food is sometimes important. You know, most raw foods that are commercially done and biocomplete does very much the same thing to a certain degree. They're mostly ground diets. However, you do need diversity and things like raw bones, raw meaty bones, and chunks of meat and things like that. And part of the reason why those different different formats are so important that, for instance, meaty bones provide a chewing experience for the animal, and that chewing those bones are going to be scraping those teeth and keeping them clean chunks of meat because they're bigger and they can't just grab and swallow, which is what they generally do with ground diets, because they.

10:21 Have to chew it. It's hitting in the back teeth and actually saturating those with meat enzymes. And by the way, what keeps the teeth tartar free in a carnivore are those meat enzymes. They actually dissolve the tartar if there is any. Of course, the carbohydrate load is very very low, so we're not going to get the tartar on the teeth in the first place, and so all. The vento bills are gone. Of course, when we're doing the meaty bones as well, I mean, they can be fed in any format that you want. You can do them frozen, you can do them fresh. I think the question was up there, which is the best depends on the animal. Some animals like it, you know, just you know, they love they love to play around with a frozen bone and then chew it right up. Other ones wanted room temperature.

11:10 Some of them will bury it underneath it, you know, the place matter a carpet for a couple hours and then go. Back to it. You know. Of course you got to worry about the fact that you know it might be loaded with ants. Dog doesn't care, you know, they bury them out in the yard. That's what actually happens. But so those the different formats are very very important as well. Now, when when I'm looking at a lot of the things that was putting together here is this is basically a very very different approach to the way we feed our animals. Like you say, in a in a conventional sense, supermarket foods, the commercial dog foods of course, the veterinary foods. Basically, they're all looking at not doing the rotation, and you know, when we have things like the digestive upsets and gas rot problems and stuff like that, they want to do an elimination diet where they're feeding only one food, sometimes for months on end, to make sure that there's no allergic reaction. Well, the allergy, unfortunately, is basically a symptom of a toxic body.

12:15 If you look at detoxing and the symptoms that it creates in the body, things like rashes, scratching, and itching, hives can be something like chronic ear infections in a dog or anal glam problems, all looking and chewing, those symptoms are exactly the same as an allergy. So when we get around. The same toxins, and we also have to understand that different foods will remove very specific toxins. So when that's in there, when it's. Going to a body, the body's are going to try to get rid of those toxics. So we're going to have these reactions. Are these reactions bad? No, unequivocally no, we want these to happen. Yes, it's uncomfortable, you itch and We as pet owners freak out when we see this stuff because we've been trained, but basically, the body is doing exactly what it's supposed to be doing. It's healing itself. You know, we don't stay healthy from drugs.

13:14 We build an immune system through foods. And the more variety of food that we give, the more nutrients we're going to get, the more vitamins we're going to get, the broader the gut biome is going to be, so we're going to be able to digest a lot more things, a lot more readily. And if bad stuff does go into the body, the body is going to get rid of it expressly. It's going to get rid of it very very quickly. Either through vomit or through loose schools or diarrhea. These are all good things. I know it's a pain a butt when you have to clean them up, But if we didn't mess up our pets in the first place, over many, many generations, over the last fifty years or more, with commercial foods, and you know, multiple therapies for or various diseases that we don't talk about on this show, flee and tick products, heartworm products, you know, basically trying to be preventive. But these are not preventatives. These are essentially causing more problems.

14:16 Down the road. So I have to have that diversity in the diet in order to clean these out. We have to look at it from that cleansing standpoint yet detoxification process. So beef is going to take out different things than lamb, than turkey and chicken and duck and rabbit, seafood, you know, and of course it's going to bring things different things in. When these nutrients are in a natural form, in a natural food, the body is very specific in how. It uses them. It's either use it or lose it. If if there's too much of something, the body is just going to eliminate it. It's very very simple. And the reactions that we have to foods.

14:59 Is the same thing we You know, we can have sensitivities if you will, to certain foods, but what are we really having that sensitivity too? Now? I know, I looked at I look at a lot of test results all the time, and I listen to owners like yourself that have been given various guidelines by medical community, whether it's a veterinarian to vettech, your own doctor, or people that are our so called experts. And they're not hitting. They don't understand the whole premise of the body being dynamic changing all the time. It's we've tried to roll over many of our human characteristics onto our pets, well, dogs and cats. Being carnivores, they basically burn energy as key tones ketogenic diet, if you will, a keto diet which involves burning basically fat. And you know, we have been so indoctrinated about low fat that fat is bad.

15:59 You know, we have have to avoid it at all at all costs. But in our human bodies, we've replaced the burning fat with burning sugar. Carbohydrates are pass while they can tolerate it, do not thrive that way. They do not thrive eating carbohydrates. And when you look at some of these scientifically based diets, and that's sort of thing, they're primarily carbohydrate based, and again you're getting a lot of these so called nutrients that they're trying to spike up. And this is true in the supplement industry as well. They're not necessarily in the form that is bioavailable, digestible utilized by the body. You know, iron capsules for decades and decades have been prescribed to people and to animals that are supposedly anemic, and we keep jumping more and more iron into the body. Well, most of those supplements that you buy in the house food store or even in the big box stores, irons are usually nothing more than capsules filled with rust. You might as well be out licking the railroad tracks to get your iron. But on the other side of that, okay, if you're looking at an iron supplement, what did they use as a core product to make it, How was the process, how was it extracted? These are all questions that you have to have to ask yourself, and we will have answers for right after this quick break.

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20:21 You don't miss any more shows and like it. Want to keep our algorithms growing and that sort of thing. Again, the chat is open. I've seen a couple comments pop up in here, but the processing of supplements is very very important if you're doing an extract of anything. And if you ever come into and look at the biocomplete line of herbs and botanicals primarily and into my Paleo Peda or any of the other stores that carry these things, we always use whole food products word, I use whole dried herbs. You won't find tinctures or tracks for the most part, primarily because that involves a chemical process that will change the core product. We want these foods to be as natural as possible, and they are foods, they're not supplements, so that processing we have to question very very deeply and understand that we may be getting, especially with a lot of supplements on the market, you might be getting a lot of negative items in that and the more supplements you take, the more damage that could be being done. Let's just take okay here, it is the first part of the year. Everybody's gonna get healthy for twenty twenty five. So you rush out to the vitamin store and you tell the nutritionness your guide in that store, what you're looking to do, and you will give you half a dozen or a dozen, maybe two

21:52 dozen different supplements that you should be taking, and tells you to mark the bottles so there's no when to take them and how many how many times a day and leave them on your counter. So you get used to the habit of taking them every day, and you might be good for the first couple of days, but then all of a sudden, you start weaning out ones that you don't need, and by the end of the month you might be down to only four or five supplements that you're taking. What happened to the rest of them? Why did you stop taking the Where did we go wrong? Well? We went wrong, Number one. Because we listened to people at the FDA and the USDA and that sort of thing that are trying to give us guidelines is to what we should be doing.

22:34 And that's where. The counselors in these health food stores are getting a lot of their information. Like you say, a lot of it's wrong because of the way it's processed. We create imbalances by doing this. But two, when you look at those when you pick up the bottle of any supplement, look at the ingredients. And that's very very important. Now, we do carry a few supplements that are very very clean in their formulation. But when you look at a supplement bottle, I got one here, they're trying to show my camera. They're my camera. Okay, you've got an ingredient label on it. Now, this one happens to be very very clean. You see any inert I don't know if you can read it, but on the inert ingredients. It's very, very minimal. You look at a lot of them and you're going to find things like magnesium, sterry, sorbitol. Other fillers could be rice, could be weak, could be soy that they say are inerts, but they're not really inerts.

23:34 Nert means they're not interfering with the product, but they are. You still have to digest them. The body still has to handle them. So if you can't use sorbitall, which is not healthy in the first place, it has got to work to eliminate that. Now, think about this, if you're taking twenty supplements, you may be getting twenty times the load of sorbitol of magnesium sterey then your body can have because the testing is done if any on that one individual product. So if they max out what the body can use on a single product and you're taking multiples, where do you think your levels of stress are.

24:17 Going to be? They're going to be monumental. The body has got to handle this. If it's digesting garbage like magnesium, steroid and sorbitol, it can't digest food. It's making biochemicals that it can't that it doesn't want to, It doesn't need to make if they're eating a species of roporate diet. Again, even with things like my herbal approach, where I source them is very very important. Again, it's it's about clean. Actually, if I can have that last comment come up, because this is an interesting thing, is it's turmeric. How much is tumeric is safe for a dog?

24:57 You know, we use them on some of our treats. I actually had a question come up from a console I did that they heard that turmeric can cause reflux. Actually just the opposite. But somewhere's along in a thread on the internet, somebody says that my dog had a problem with turmeric, and therefore you shouldn't give it. I saw the same thing in another post this morning on garlic, that garlic is poisonous to dogs. No, it's not. However, just like anything else, excessive amounts can create problems. And like I say, if it's in a natural form, the body is going to take care of it. If you eat too you know, if you feed your dog too much garlic, the chances are they're going to walk away from it. I give them too much turmeric, they're gonna walk away from it. They're not going to eat it.

25:44 When it comes to herbs of botanicals. You don't need a lot for it to be effective in work. Turmeric's a great, great anti inflammatory. We use it for helping clean out livers as well. And of course we know that all these chemicals that are going into the body primarily are going to be filtered through that liver and when they're and if they're poisonous, if the body deems them to bee toxic, it generally will create a layer of mucus around that particle, if you will, which means now we've got respiratory issues and we got gastric issues because of the mucus that is formed as that goes through the liver, it plugs up the liver, and now we have liver issues because the liver is not only filtering, but it's also making hormones, enzymes and other biochemicals. So using these things judiciously is important. I mean, basically, if you wanted to know how much tumoric curR dog needed or spur leno or corella, the best and easiest way to well not the easiest way, but the best way to do it would be to just put it into a separate dish in an area where they basically have a free what I call a free choice feeding area, and they can pick out, they can go over to it, and you need as much or as little of each one of these herbs as they want.

27:02 Their body knows, they know better than we do. Now. The other thing is is we have to realize again where we sourcing it. I know with turmeric, one of the problems that we do have with it we were sourcing it is how it is raised, if it's raised organically or not, and what part of the world even comes from. We see a lot of it coming from certain areas in the Far East that seems it can have very very high amounts of lead. Why because of the industries that were around that area that have contaminated the soil. So we end up with a lot of lead in it. The other thing is is when they fill commercially capsules and jars and that sort of thing with powders, especially herbals, very fine herbal powders, it creates static electricity. Okay, there's a natural charge to this stuff.

28:00 And the way they fill it is through air tubes. They're basically blowing this powder through a tube into the bottle to fill it. Mechanically well, because of that charge, it sticks to the inside of the tube. With sticks to the inside of the tube, it plugs it up. So in order to alleviate that problem, they actually adding they add chemicals chemical agents that it will never show up on the bottle as an ingredient because they are considered part of the processing of that product. So you will have things like anti caking agents, anti stick agents, things that keep it from cacking up and sticking to everything, lubricns it'll and then because they've added these chemicals, quite often they'll have to add a flavor to it's the mask that chemical tastes, So you can have as many as eight ten different processing chemicals that never show up Tumberic again being a ground plant or ground basically nutrient food.

29:05 When that comes up. When they do it commercially, you know they're literally dumping truckloads of stuff at the plants that are processing it. All of those go through a cleaning process. It's not like it was two hundred years ago, where you dug it up and you wash it in your sink and you use a scrub brush to get everything off of It's going through mechanical washing units, which do use chemicals as part of processing, they're using soap on it. So can we have problems with certain types of tumeric? Yes, you better believe it. So that's very very important. I mean, even in our processing where we process with our meats and foods and do our packaging, we have a constant fight with people from FDA and USDA about how we clean.

29:56 We happen to use, of course, different ionized water, which is completely safe, and we can use things like vinegar to clean with which is a great disinfectant along with our disinfecting waters, but they would prefer to cus use you know, quaternary ammonia products and other chemicals. Well, if I wipe down that table, we're at these chemicals and I let it dry and then I started working with your food for your pat. Or for you, that chemical resiu. It is still on that table. It's going to be picked up by the food. So these are things that most people don't realize is going on, especially on the processed food side, which of course most of the pet foods are a highly ultraprocessed and can you know, overcooked and everything else on top of that, So the process and making the entrees.

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32:39 Welcome back to the Pet Health Cafe to show where your pet has a voice. This is Bill the Pet Health Guru, and again we want you to share, like subscribe to our to this channel. We bring you out a lot of information. I'm sure I've already put a lot out there. I had a question that's up on the board. Before we get back into it, please discuss Manuka honey raw unfiltered honey of course is also. And comparing it. To other products in the market. Basically, again it's going forward, you knowing your sources, going to the cleanest products that you possibly can. Looking at the way it's packaged, I mean, as you can hear in the background, I've got a disgruntled pet here that wants to go for a walk.

33:21 But anyway, not respecting my TV time. That's not good. But the quality, I mean, when you look at most of the honeys on the market, so many of them are packaging plastic, so we have to worry about contamination, especially here in Florida, where you know, the back of that tractor trailer or the ups struck can be one hundred and twenty degrees and all that stuff's going to leach into it. Honey also is one of the most adult raated foods on the planet, along with a lot of different oils where basically unscrupulous packagers processors we'll mix it with other products. Manuka honey is a very very interesting UH.

34:04 Study because of course manuka honey can only come from New Zealand basically, and because that's where the manuka tree is and native the dead area, and it doesn't thrive very many other places. And so it's also one of the It is the strongest antibiotic that they've found in nature, and I mean it's wonders for doing everything from healing wounds, burns, as an anti general and about ot. We're using it now in cancer treatments as well. But in order to be properly labeled as manuka honey, it actually has to be packaged in glass jars in New Zealand and chipped from there. We cannot buy it in fifty five gallon drums like we can local honey sometimes and repackage it ourselves.

34:57 So if it if Manuka honey is ever in a plast hr or container, you know it's not authentic, and so that's very important. And you know the glass and of course all of the biocomplete herbs and botanicals are all packaging glass, which is important to us as a company because we want that integrity. And I saw that there was another coming up. There's something about turkey. That's another one of those falsehoods. You know, why would a physician say that turkey is not safe for a dog? I mean it's like, is he a nutritionism? Do they eat turkey in the wild? Well, wolves eat a turkey in the wild, of course they will. It's not.

35:41 Again part of the problem with that. It could be the processing though, because so many of our poultry products are enhanced. That means they're being injected with saline solutions and other chemicals to make us addicted to certain brands. So you know, it just again depends on the sources and things like that. That Now, one of the other things that came up in the store recently that I wanted to cover in this show is that feeding raw diets in a lot of people in the veterinary side just don't understand the way the body works. They don't study physiology, but that animals, especially cats that have FIP and other immune suppressed issues, that a raw diet is no good for them because it may pass on pathogens into the system that could further compromise their immune system.

36:41 You know, autoimmune diseases are a problem because we've created them. And the farther away we get from that species appropriate natural diet, the more issues we're going to have. First off, the digestive track of a carnivore is very, very eat a city more acidic than our body, and it's going to basically digest all the bacteria that's going to. Be flowing into that body and eating. If you then switch over, like I say, to these specialty dye so called specialty diets, we're feeding the same thing every day, so we're not building an immune system anymore.

37:23 And the other thing is is, especially when it comes to different things, I get these questions all the time, especially like what raw dairy bush is better goats milk or cow's milk orsh sheep's milk better? Isn't always better? Goat's milk is going to bring some different nutrients to the table. Then will cow's milk. Why is that? Because cows eat primarily forage, which means grass and haze and weeds. Goats eat a much more diverse diet, and they're eating tree branches and shrubs and bushes. I mean, we use them for cleanup in heavily wooded and heavily brush laden pastures to clean it up. So it's going to have different nutrients in it. And by doing that rotation, whether it's in a natural form like raw milk, or whether we enhance it if you will, through fermentation into kifur or yogurt or something of that nature, that diversity is going to increase the diversity of that gut biome, which every immunosuppressed animal needs that additional nutrition. It needs that diversity of nutrients, vitamins, minerals, It needs to create different enzymes in order to break it down. This is all a necessary part of the body functioning naturally. Again, I asked the question, you know what happened with the FDA

38:56 and the USDA and the CDC that has created these guidelines that have no basis in reality. A good example was back and I was doing some research on raw milk because that's a hot button topic today. And in nineteen nineteen fourteen to nineteen eighteen, the number one prescription that doctors mds wrote for everything from respiratory issues to prostate issues, to exima to gastric issues was raw milk. And then we decided to invent the CDC that now says that raw milk is so dangerous that we you know, we can't handle it. But yet again, when it comes to the raw milk issue, I'm very specific with it.

39:46 Every mammal, every mammal, warm blooded mammal on the face of the earth, starts. Its life with raw milk from mom. So I guess it can't be that terrible. And of course we worry about out bacteria and contamination in the way we handle it. That's a problem a man. That's not a problem. That's not a problem with the product itself. So you know, when we look at immune suppressed animals, it's very important to get that good natural nutrition into their bodies so that they can rebuild. And that's a function of the body is to fix itself, to rebuild itself. And if we give it to tools, the right tools, that diversity and diet, that rotational diet and unprocessed or minimally process If we can, we will have healthy animals, healthy pets, and healthy bodies ourselves. It's so important to stay focused on this. I know it's sometimes not easy. Sometimes when we go through this. We have that detox that we have to deal with at a little bit of diarrhea, you know, loose tools, vomiting, you know, scratching and itching. Those are all the body actually doing the work it's supposed to do.

41:00 We can't make it any better. We can only give our pets in our own body the tools that they need to fix themselves. And again that's going to come from things that are already. Provided in nature. They're already living here on this planet. They have been, and you know, we have to look for the cleanest sources, the minimally processed again, even the containers that they're in. Look at read the ingredient labels, look for those products that could possibly be contaminants. You know, just because they say it's deemed safe, that that designation only means it's safe in that particular product for that particular usage. It's not overall. Especially when you start doubling and tripling down with these food colors and these preservers and everything else.

41:51 The more things that we add into the body that it's bad, the worse our body is going to be. And we don't want that to happen. I hope I give given you a lot of information tonight. I saw a comment up there. There was an interesting discussion. You're more than welcome, that's what I My job is here. And you know, if you start adding this stuff into your pet's life and into your life, you will see a monumental change over time. Remember doesn't happen overnight. It's not like these miracle drugs that just all of a sudden kill the pain or you know, hide the symptom. We're looking at rebuilding a healthy body. Is that being said?

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