The True Meaning Of Holistic Health Approach For Your Pets

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 show where your pet has a voice. Does is Bill the Pet Health Guru and my special guest host, which is in a foggy place right now, Doctor Michael dem how are you doing, Doc?

0:55 I'm doing well. Let me man, now, you're just showing up a lot better. No, under the weather, not supposed to be. You're the health provider, remember, no ill health with the health people. Yeah. I just got off the phone with my homeopath and ironically, he prescribed them a remedy that I've never taken before. And it's ironical. So what you know, we do our business so the homeopathic. The homeopathic remedy is called lac canina much as dog milk. Okay, well, yeah, that's interesting. I don't know if I mentioned it to you. Or not. I was doing some research a couple of weeks ago, and first of all, I want to thank everybody that's tuning in, and you know, go ahead and share and like and subscribe to this podcast.

1:46 Go into the chat if you have any questions, that's your thing. But I saw a report that from my I think it was nineteen twenty four to nineteen twenty eight, the number one prescription that was written by doctors for everything from prostate issues, tuberculosis exima, all kinds of digestive disorders was raw milk, raw coll's milk. And then we came up with this wonderful idea of the c d C that now says that raw milk is like poison death sentence.

2:27 Wow. Yeah, but it's interesting that you know that again, you know raw products, and uh, of course you know dairy which has gotten you know, mixed reviews over years and years and years, whether it doesn't matter what species it is. You know, it's interesting that you know, raw cow's milk is fine for cams, but not for people. Rush sheep milk fine for lambs, but not for people, you know, and you know, when when. Their feet what about dogs? Book, Yeah exactly. I mean you know, you have to remember that it's it's not the actual physical substance, it's the it's prepared and diluted and the energy of the remedy. So that's what you're really taking, is right exactly.

3:18 But still, I mean know, you know, all your remedies, you know, at least the bulk of your remedies are from nature anyway, right right, And that's one of the things we have to keep reminding people of. And of course that's that's going to tie in with our topic tonight. It basically, you know, what is holistic. I don't think most people really realize it. I'll probably go off on a couple of rams tonight, but you know, most people don't realize that that term itself basically refers to the whole body, not a set of symptoms. Isn't that true? That's very true exactly. A holistic approach doesn't deal with parts.

3:59 It deals with the whole body as an integrative whole. You know, where the parts function is a all part of the same organism. So in homeopathy we call it is the life force of the animal or person, where the uh, you know, the life force when it's diseased, it's the whole life force that's affected, even though it may show us the symptom and a part of the body. So you know, that's the energy medicine way of putting it. But like you just put it, you know, from a functional medicine or dietary perspective, we look at the whole body as being interrelated. Well, you know, one of the things that really drives me crazy is when you know, I'm talking with clients and I know you run into the same thing and we we this term holistic is like thrown out there, like you know, like confetti. You know, well, I've got I've got a doctor that is both holistic and conventional.

4:57 Is that a possibility? Uh? In reality? Yeah, yeah, it's a possibility, you know certainly, Well it's a possibility in their minds. Yeah, right, you know, I mean they should be and I guess they're under the you know, the category of the best of both worlds. So you know that's that's not all that's not holistic, that's allopathic. And we see that there are animal hospitals that call themselves, you know, holistic. It's usually a best of both worlds approach, and often the conventional approach is used first, and then the acupunctual homeopathy is used as a backup.

5:37 Right, well, well, and that's that's the next thing I wanted to think. I mean, basically all probably at least in this country. You know, most veterinarians, most medical doctors, they're basically trained in conventional allopathic medicine, which obviously that's that's where they they practice. But when they get off and I think what sometimes referred to is more holistic, are doctors that do some alternative therapies and things like that. But that's not holistic because again, you're just using an alternative approach to those same basic symptoms, aren't you.

6:23 Yep, that's exactly right. So it's not really, like you said, a holistic, individualized approach. It's you know, it definitely comes under the conventional model. It makes it, you know, it makes it tough, you know, especially when we're dealing with it because you know, you know, and I know it because we deal with this all the time. And when the client says, oh, I've been dealing with a holistic doctor, you know that, my head wants to, you know, just start spinning in circles. Because there's no real such thing. For the most part, and generally speaking, I probably if if you really went all the way out in the limb to be one hundred percent holistic, you probably lose your license because you're not following sandrew Care. Isn't that right?

7:08 That's very true. I just got a letter in the mail from the California State Board and they said, we got to complaint that you're practicing telemedicine, you know, across state lines, and that's not it. That's not for the that's against the you know, the Practice Act in California. So I they asked me for a response and I said, well, I said, I'm not really prescribing drugs and medications, as you know, and I'm prescribing dietary therapies, nutritional therapies, verbal therapies, and you know, I kind of put it that way. I didn't bring in homeopathy because that's a system of medicine. But right, but I did you know not that you know, herbal therapies are not you know, sure food based herbs are in medicine. They are, but you know, the way they look at it is, you know, certainly different modalities medicine.

7:56 So I'll see what they say, but you know that they did send me. That's the first time I've ever gotten a letter like that in over thirty years of practice. So, you know, and I suspect here's what I suspect that it could have been a client that you know, the animal didn't do well. But it also you know, could have been a you know, they could have shared my information with the veterinarian and then the veterinarian turns it in. You know, that's typically what often happens. Yeah, we're very familiar with that because you know, we went through a year in Florida just with doing an alternative practice. I mean, I don't know, yeah, you know, you mean, you don't want to give those nasty things that you know, you would put into a tube with a needle on them. You know.

8:38 You know, we have to watch what we say about that too, because they keep shadow banning us, you know, because of the terminology. So right, we have to have to watch what we say to a greater degree. But again, the term holistic, it's thrown out all over the place, and not only with obviously with the doctors and the practices so called that are are holistic. But then you jum fetting into what is a holistic remedy or a holistic drug, because we hear that banded about a lot that oh, well you treat you know this doctor treats with holistic drugs. Well, you know, I mean the most holistic drug obviously, and I use the term loosely in the word drug, but that would be something called food because that basically is that the main approach that I see that basically takes care of the whole body and takes into account the whole body, isn't it.

9:46 Yes, yes, you know, as I've quoted, you know, I've quoted on the show many times when I give talks. You know, Hippocrates said let food be thy medicine, and medicine my food. So you know, nothing is more true than that. So, yes, food is medicine. Not viewed that way in conventional medical terms, but it is. It is medicine obviously. Yeah. So every meal that you eat, if it's not meant for health, then that that screws everything up. I don't know, it's like, you know, but you know, you have to eat, you have to have good nutrition, and you can't really separate it. I mean I look at food today a lot more, a lot differently than I did when I was traveling as a rep on the road all the time, and every eat in restaurants and things of that nature. I love good food. I love food.

10:37 It tastes good, and that most of us are the same way. However, now I have a tendency to look at a food from more of a functional basis. You know, how is this going to help the body rather than just taste good? You know, I mean I can add those you know, twenty seven different chemicals to what they will meg it taste really really super. But what are those chemicals to do to me? What? What? What am I trying to accomplish with this this meal? I mean, is it just satisfaction? Is it just flavor? Or do I want it to actually help respect and build my body? Right? Exactly? Well? Put so, yeah, you want to build a body, and that's what food should be doing, not not tearing it down and not not causing a breakdown in protein, which a lot of the especially commercial prescription foods often do. Our diets, you know, ideally are you know, should be building up protein and body tissues and that kind of thing. And of course, in traditional medicine, given how let's say, the obesity epidemic in our animals that are traditionally raised, you know, often from the carbohydrate based kibbles, they're often recommended to put those animals on low fat diets, low fat kibbles, and that's just the worst stuff.

11:57 It's interesting. I've been listening to a a podcaster that's been out there that has worked in the pet nutrition field for like thirty years, and it was with one of the big so called script companies and basically believed in everything that they've ever come out with and the philosophy. And I really had to dig back into my brain because I helped actually introduce a lot of these products back in the early nineteen seventies. Is their philosophy is not that you don't look at the ingredients, which of course that's what's on the bag. You know, you're looking at an ingredient panel, but you need to look at the nutrition that that product is going to bring to the table. So if I need protein, it really doesn't matter what the protein is. That's their philosophy. And I think you know that from attending enough that conferences and stuff like that. That's the way they approach it. Carbohydrates, it doesn't matter because we need that energy, even though a carnivore is going to need those carbohydrates to provide a depth. But even the denial that dogs are carnivores, I mean, they're opportunistic. They're not an ominivore. They're not out there picking apples and you know years of corn, are they?

13:24 No? Just look at their teeth, right, that's if you can see what they That's how they evolve eat. You know, you look at our teeth. You know that's well, I shouldn't go too much there, because we should. You know, I know there are paleo people for for paleo, right, but in general, of course, are you know the the primates you know typically or you know, the primates, the animal primates are definitely more adapt to eating plant and vegetable based and fruit based materials. But our dogs and cats, you know, especially cats, I mean, god, you know, there's such obligatory carnivores. And then when we feed them these kibbles, you know, we talk about that all the time. It's just the kibble is a dehydrating diet. It causes tremendous stress on the urinary tract and the kidneys, leading to often crystals or early kidney failure. So you know, the dry kimbal is probably the worst thing that cats can be, not that it's good for dogs, but with cats it's really poison sure.

14:21 Well, I mean you're starting out, especially with the dry food and cats being a desert animal, they need to get their moisture hydration through their food because they're not very adapt at drinking water like a dog. They can't cup their tongue, so basically they're dipping their tongue one drop at a time in their mouth. And they came to be. Yeah, you'll be standing at the water bowl for an hour, I mean that just and people think, oh my god, he's drinking so much water, But it's probably more of a spilled than it's actually ingested, just because they're not functional that way. And then when you start taking in some of these breeds, you know, like Persians and you know, you know some of the other flat faced cats. Uh, that makes it even worse, doesn't it.

15:11 Yeah, yeah, they can't they can't get that water up at all, you know, the rad dolls and the Persians, and yeah, those animals are really compromised. They're compromised to begin with because right, I mean, the airwaves They're airwaves are a mess there. They have a lot of congenital genetic diseases from poor breeding, and of course you throw in the vaccine, so they get a lot of heart issues and kidney issues. So you know, those are those breeding that certainly challenge Bill, that's for sure. I know, you know when when I get a you know, any kind of console with the with those and of course on the dog side as well, I kind of get strange looks when I say, well, you know that your animal is you know, a genetic writ to start with.

15:52 I mean, you know it might be cute, but you've you know, you've selected an animal that's going to have health issues and that sort of thing, and and you know, bringing that into the approach, I mean, it's tough to take in a completely holistic approach when you know there's you know, this defect if you will, that doesn't allow them to function naturally. So how do you how do you balance that holistic whole body approach when you know, I mean if you cut out their tongue, they couldn't lap up the water anyway. So it's a you know, to catch twenty two.

16:37 Right right, and then we when they get premature kidney disease at a younger age. Then we're giving them sub Q fluids, right, that's the traditional Yeah. That's a that's a holistic approach to it. Yeah, you know, artificial fluids, right, yeah. Exactly, and with an artificial delivery system. I haven't seen any of those book ups out and out in the woods whenever I've been hiking, even as a kid, you know, hunting and fishing and stuff like that. Uh, there were never any IV stations, I don't know, and brch. I also didn't see any wenamin stores either, So you know, you have to wonder where, how how do these animals exist in a while, But you know, but they do exist actually holistically, don't they.

17:26 Yes, they do. They exist in they're you mean the wild animal, Yes, exactly, Yeah, they're they're interacting functionally with the entire environment, you know, even the organisms in the soil and you know, you know, the parasites. It's uh, we've talked about that before. It's a symbiotic relationship between sometimes the parasites and the digestive tract of the animal. They're not always you know, bad, you know, and need to be eradicated, but also you know, the functional relationship between prey and predators and keeping that balance of the population balance in place, so you know, on a whole body level, I mean, and then you're looking at they're reading their natural diets, their evolutionary diets. Of course they're still exposed to chemtrails and those yeah things.

18:14 And agricultural chemicals and all of that. Yeah, I know, it's terri I did see that. The question popped up something about, you know, these water fountains and that sort of thing too, to encourage that the cats like the drink out of a mini water fountain that I mean, that's primarily because they're adhydrated to start with. They're not getting the moisture obviously from their diet that they have to do supplemental drinking. And of course with these these fountains and that sort of thing, I mean, some of them, it's moving water, so hopefully there's a little bit of an oxygen exchange there that you know, you don't have even in bottle water. And of course some of them do have small filters in it, but you know nobody changes those so or washes the dish it fell, so you know, you have to wonder about how clean that water is, but it's still not living water. It's not doesn't have the ionization and that sort of thing, which you know I've talked about a lot of the show back then, sitting here with my bottle of ionized water that I'll be chugging out during the break that's coming up here in a few seconds. But you know it's important that again, just like food is one of those holistic things, a true body things, water is probably the most important holistic element that we could ever use. And

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23:06 Facebook, and my professional page is Michael dimvmb. Okay, so yeah, there's a lot of information that's being shared now. One of the things that did one because this is about holistic and when we look at you know the fact that there's basically you know, I approach it that there really are no holistic remedies with the exception of food and water and some of the other cores. How does homiap homeopathy? How does the homeopathic remedies fall into this whole whole body approach that allopathic and pharmaceutical medications don't. One second thing. I just trying to get it out. I'm sorry your question.

23:47 How does how does the homie the homeopathic remedies, the homeopathy differ in a more holistic way than a normal pharmaceutical or drug type of remedy. Well, the homeopathic remedies are and I mentioned earlier, diluted energy medicines that have been shown through homeopathic what are called provings to affect the entire body. In other words, people ingest you know, they're called provings, and people will take the homeopathic remedies and record their symptoms, you know, what they're feeling, and that's their whole body mind, mental, emotional, physical, you know, different organ systems. So it's a whole body response because they are energy medicines that are trying to eradicate or remove acute and chronic disease from the body, which in homeopathy it's looked at as an energetic phenomenon, as I said, at the level of the life force, or you know, Chinese medicine looks at it the level of the cheat. And so when you take a remedy, it's really affecting the entire body. And these proven remedies as they're called, and you know, if an animal or a person has certain symptoms of illness that you know, mental, emotional, and physical, the whole body is pattern of symptoms. Again, one one disease, one body. If a patient has you know, certain characteristic symptoms, then the remedy will cure the problem.

25:15 If the remedy only matches part of the symptom picture, then the other symptoms kind of express themselves and then we have to use a different homeopathic remedy. We're trying to, you know, treat the whole patient. And you know, our illnesses are so vast nowadays that you know, in the old days they used to call it a constitutional remedy where patient or you know, an animal would receive a remedy and you would hope it would cover the entire symptom pattern in the body. But usually you have to use a sequence of them. And the goal is also not just to treat what the animal is presenting for a skin problem, an ear problem, digestive issues, urinarya issues. Is to treat the whole patient and make them less susceptible to chronic illness symptoms even in the future. So when we give the remedy, if the body expresses like we talk about discharge and detox reactions, if those symptoms persist, we will help address that tendency as well. So it's uh, you know, yeah, these are energy medicines. They affect the entire body. They're not an allopathic medicine.

26:19 You know. On the flip side, you know, drugs are targeting certain you know, certain chemical reactions in the body, certain tissues. They're not meant to target the rest of the body. They're they're meant to be specific for a body part. But of course, as you and I both know, there are side effects of these medicines, so they actually end up affecting the body in a negative way. Right, Yeah, it's exactly right. I mean, you know I know that. And and speaking about energy, we're right in the middle of the thunderstorm, right, I don't know if you could hear the background noise or uh see any light on the screen, but hopefully we won't lose our energy due to the storm. But you know, the dealing with the energy part of it, and you know, dealing with pharmaceutical drugs and even moving it under the food site onto process food. Because of the large amount of chemicals, unnatural chemicals, that creates a whole different energy pattern, doesn't it.

27:27 Yeah, every every particle, every mass has an energy, whether it's a good energy or not so good energy, you know, just like people can have not so good energies and good energies. Sure, and so you know, the old equation equals mc square. You know, energy equals the mass or the substance or the you know, the particular matter that we see and measure and touch. And the energy, of course is deeper than that. It's at the level of the physics you know, of the patient. Energy. Medicines are acting at that deep level, and so that's why they work so well with you know, food based therapy is and diet because it's kind of you know, treating the whole patient from an energy level all the way on up through a biochemical level.

28:14 So you know, a question, you know, another part of this when it comes to the homeopathic remedies and that sort of thing. Of course, we know that the whole allopathic drug industry, you know, with synthetic drugs and chemical drugs and things like that. A lot of why they do that is because of them, because they're patentable, and of course you can make money unpatented items because nobody else can duplicate it. Most homeopathic remedies, while we talk about them being more natural, they're not found in nature. So why aren't we developing more homeopathic remedies? You know, on that research side, it seems like there would be a door open where obviously it could be profitable, you know, which is what the drug companies are looking for, but also more sustainable and actually work well.

29:19 I mean, you brought up a really hot topic bill which would be a whole topic for a whole hour. But you know, in classical homeopothy, as I mentioned earlier, we we're matching one remedy to the patient's symptom totality in other words, mental, emotional, physical, not just the presenting complaint. Those medicines have been scientifically studied and what are called provings, which as I said, is where people healthy take the remedy over and over again until they get certain symptoms. And then when a patient ends up suffering from those same symptoms, you match the remedy like yours like you match the remedy to the symptom picture. But what you bring up is an interesting I mean, it's more of a you know, a homeopaths called ice. For example, there's something called isopathy, which is where if you expose to a toxin, let's say even a drug, you know, let's use you know, ketamine, the anesthetic, you can actually prepare it homeopathically. You can dilute it and shake the substance down to where there's nothing left but the energy of the drug. And if so, if an animal has a reaction to ketamine, you can use the homeopathic form of it to sometimes treat the reaction. And again that's called isopathy.

30:31 That's not really the classical model, but it you know, what you're talking about is more of That's one example. But you know, you can prepare a remedy from anything. You can prepare a remedy from you know, foods, you can pare a remedy from plants, and you know animals, and so you know if they are out in nature because for example, you know Arnica montana is a plant, uh you know, Thuia remedy is a plant Belladonna's Deadly night shade. So you know, the plants are represented. Some of the homeopathic remedies are poisons, you know, So if you have a symptom of poisoning in a patient, the remedy that you know, you match it has those symptoms of the poisoning, would actually treat and cure those symptoms in a homeopathic form. Obviously, in a toxic form, Deadly night Shade is going to be pretty poisonous to people.

31:23 But you know, if you get a you know, for example, a dog or a young child that has let's say an ear infection, it's red and it's hot, and it's swollen and it's throbbing, and they're crying out in pain and restless. That symptom picture and a fever. That symptom picture matches the remedy belladonna, which in its toxic form will cause those same symptoms in a healthy individual. So we're looking to match the remedy to the patient's individual pattern and so but yeah, the answer back to the original observation. You know, the remedies though, are you know, found in nature as plants and animals and you know, dog milk and all of these different substances, and you know, you know, but like I said, you can make remedies from anything, you know, And so I think that's what you're talking about when you.

32:12 Mean, yeah, yeah, in its own way. I mean, we don't have to obviously, the you know, the goal of pharmaceutical companies is just to make massive profits. But you know, again, when we get into specific remedies and extra thing, you know, even pharmaceuticals are going to be are having a whole body of fact, but it's it's directed. You know, it's so directed and so targeted to specific symptoms, and we don't care what the side effects are, right if if I'm not if I'm reading you right though, when it comes to homeopathy, Uh, those side effects, those outlier parts of the body are taken into consideration and you know in the treatment, aren't they.

33:00 Well yeah, what it is, Bill is And I think this is what you're referring to. So let's say I prescribe a remedy to a patient and it's not enough to cure the whole problem or the tendency. Often skin and ear problems present that challenge. It's rarely one remedy that you know that addresses those tendencies. But what happens is is if you use a remedy that's a partial fit to a case, then the patient will show symptoms that aren't covered by the remedy. And that's not the remedy making the patient sick. That's the body expressing symptoms that need to be healed. And so obviously we look at it from a detox and a toxic reaction. If those symptoms go on and on and on and don't go away, obviously, you know we talk about being gay all that, but that's where homeopathic remedies come in to assist in that detoxing discharging process. So the remedies don't make animals per se or people sick. They just allow the body to hopefully heal tendencies to chronic illness or acute illness, or the body will express symptoms that you know need to be covered by a different remedy.

34:04 It's interesting I had a client come in today and she brought her dog with her. Obviously doesn't follows what we do all the time and that sort of thing, But all of a sudden came up with a skin rash and wanted to know what she could do where it was coming from. And of course it was classic detox symptoms from my perspective and your perspective. But I said, I'm going to give you the test to see if it's if it's a skin problem or whether it's detox. I said, what does what does the fur feel like? And that coat was like absolutely gorgeous, which means it's getting the nutrition. We're just at a point where we have to get rid of those ToxS and then unfortunately it's coming out through the skin.

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37:42 that body. So there's there's no way that even these alternative doctors can truly make a holistic diagnosis. Is there. No? No, that's very true. They you know, they focus on again, like we talk about the parts, the parts of the animal that or the person that they're a specialist in. So how could they possibly be looking at a you know hole. They don't look at diet and stress and environmental and environmental factors and you know, toxins and poisons that they're exposed to. They're just very focused on their area of specialty or expertise.

38:22 I mean I've seen, you know, I subscribe to a lot of different groups, and I keep getting invited more and more and more because of what we do, and then you know, I keep running into you on a lot of them as well. I Mean it's like there's a there's a group for almost every little issue that's out there. And it still all comes down to the same basic things. They're all looking for that magical pill it's going to reduce a symptom, not looking at that whole you know, the whole body I see. You know, well, I saw one post this afternoon that, you know, I made one small change with a canned food and they're showing the ingredients of the canned food. Will this cause my animal to have seizures? And honest to god, they were probably between twenty and thirty ingredients that were listed, and the second ingredient I think was bone broth okay, and then there was another one, I think chicken broth that was in with it. Well, the term that it's a broth. When I do the labeling laws and I have to comply and stuff like that, if I buy a bone broth, that's what goes on my label. But I don't know how it was made. I don't know how many chemicals, how many additives, how many herbs, how many you know what else was added to it before I bought it, And they would have no idea. And evidently this animal is having more seizures as a result of it. And they're asking, well, do you see anything

39:54 in this can it's bad, you know, it's really bizarren. And the way that they're trying to approach this, you know, I just want to get on there and say, listen, stop everything you're saying. Let's go back to the basic Let's go back to the whole animal holistic approach. When I give my every three week lecture and a POCRTS Health Institute, it's basically an intro lecture for a more holistic perspective on you know, health. And so what I do in the hour that I talk is that I go through each of the western medicine or conventional medicine preventative treatments, you know, whether it's surgical, spaying or neutering, whether it's vaccines, diets, lead, tick, and heartworm. I always tell the people everything you put on or in the animal can have an effect on the whole body, even from what it does from a conventional perspective. And then if these products are vaccines or foods are used, you know, a month after month and year after year, you get a breakdown in the body and you get order immune disease and liver, kidney failure and cancer. So that's the basis of my intro talk is again a holistic perspective, you know, on the body, even even you know, trying to draw as analogy the conventional medicine preventative model.

41:19 Yeah, it's you know, yeah, and it does carry over, of course on on the human side a lot. And actually it carries over all of our animals too, I mean, horses, cattle, you know, sheep, hamsters, gerbils, it doesn't matter, even a tropical fish. Uh. You know, we you have to take a look at you know, you have to start out basically in nature, you know, in their natural environment where they would be found, and look at things like species appropriate diets, what kind of habitat that they need. I just saw I I deal with a few people with horses and things like that.

42:04 And of course in Florida there's always a problem which always goes back to nutrition because we cannot grow the types of grasses that are required for that animal. You know, the wild horses in you know where there's there's herds of them that thrive are up in the mountains with very very different forage, very very different types of vegetation. There have been a few breeds of horses and of course even cattle that have adapted, for instance here in Florida to the vegetation that's available. But basically they're you know, they're almost a high bread that has adapted to be able to survive these conditions. But it's not optimal and it's not totally holistic, is it.

43:00 No, not at all. I think I just faded out here. Yeah, I'm here. Yeah, you're you're You've been kind of like your pick your camera has been like frozen. There you go. Now you're back. Yeah, yeah, with three so three and a half minutes left in the show, right, energy medicine, there you go, exactly okay with that is we're getting as we're winding down, How can people reach you? What can we do? Is there anything that we can do special for for clients that will will help them get back on this path? Well, again, it's through education, speaking, you know, writing, you I know you do a lot of that, and you know, just getting the word out there that there are other alternatives and strong drugs and medicines and process prescription foods and vaccines and all those things we talk about. And so I think it's just a matter of educating everybody bill whether it's on our social media pages, Instagram whatever it is, and you know, hopefully that'll trigger more interest in a holistic approach to health.

44:10 Yeah, So how can people get a hold of you. They can go to my website, which is doctordimm dot com. That's d O C d R d y M dot com. That has my contact information, my email address, and I usually try and return emails within twenty four or thirty six hours. So try to be on top of those things. Yea. And of course, you know, uh, you know, we are sponsored by Paleo Patuh there's always you know, people there that are answering questions and phones and you know, during the hours where we have score hours, they're there, uh for consultations, brief consultations to help guide the clients and that sort of thing. I'm usually on site if you know, if it requires a more in depth you know, consultation or deliberation. And it's you know, one of the other things I did want the stress too, and I know you run across it as well. That I've noticed is we just don't seem to take the same approach to our pets as we do to ourselves. I mean, you're battling a little bit of a problem health issue there and you're working constantly to try to correct that. Where with our pasts, you know, well, you know I was told, you know, I got this medication, I got these drops, I got this ointment, whatever happens to be. And they think that if they do like you know, I mean I use raw honey for everything, you know, especially anything respiratory or that sort of thing. Well, I gave him

45:40 a half a teachmot of honey this morning and he's still coughing. Well, it's gonna take more than that once a day, isn't it. You've got to be on top of it, not expected just you know, to be that magic pill. I know you have. I have to remind myself of that. You know. I'm I'm a very impatient patient sometimes so I can relate. I can relate to my clients in terms of them wanting you know, results, they don't want their animals and pain or suffering or you know, uncomfortable. But I always try and tell people I know what that's like. Even with this respiratory issue. You know, I know it's going to take at least a few days. Yeah, I mean, you know, I'm the same way. I mean, you know, we have at my plia pit. We have like one hundred and fifty different herbals and botanicals and that sort of thing, and it's like I forget to take them, you know, and if I you know, I may, I may grab some in the morning when I'm getting ready and stuff like that, I remember to put in the life wave patches and things like that, and then the rest of the day, I mean, I forget to drink water. I mean it's crazy.

46:46 Yeah. Anyway, with that being said, uh, let's be more vigilant out there. Let's let's continue this conversation growingness community, if you will share it with again, share with your neighbors, all your pet friends. Let's get this information out. I think this kind of cleared up the whole thing on what a holistic approach really is. If they're not if your doctor, if your practitioner, if your rumor is not looking at the whole animal, they're not holistics. And with that being said, doctor dim is always a pleasure. We'll be on the air again soon. Good good night, good night.

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