Why So Many Poisonings?

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0:48 Bill. How about you tonight? Yeah, it's just long hours, long hours, long hours. As you know, so many, so many pets to have to say that's true. Yeah, never shortage were shortage of illness and disease. And you know, I know we had a couple of cases. I think I set them over to you in the past twenty four hours. One was a great hand with bone cancer and the other one and the other one was a French bulldog with probably a brain tumor. I don't I don't know. I didn't talk to them. I don't know if anybody and the staff did or not, but um, you know, we'll keep our eyes open to them. I mean, it's it's I know, we did have one one of my girls was telling me that somebody was somebody with cancer and you know, she went through the protocol with me that she was referring him too, so as possible it was one of them. And these were young and these are young animals too. They're like, you know, like we talked about every week on the show, you know, illness occurring in younger and younger animals. These were I believed like six and seven year old animal dogs with you know, with advanced cancer. Right. It's really nuts. Yeah, yeah, I mean it's just you know, the and then of course when I did the history with the dog with the bone tumor, you know, there was a long history of you know using drugs like apicuel for the skin and and uh using drug using flea and tich medication and

2:21 HeartWare medication and standard vaccines and you know, I mean I try to explain to them and moving forward with other animals, um, and with the current animals, definitely want to look at what we're preaching here on the show, because and then you'd lost another dog to I mangio sarcoma at a young age. So I said, you know, that's they're trying to teach you something here. Yeah, it's funny. I got a call from a client, an old a long time client that lives out of the area. We ship them some stuff and they're trying to do things food and stuff locally, and went to the SoC holistic vetan area, and uh, apoquil was one of the things you wanted to recommend right away. Now, how holistic are you if you're recommending apoquil? Yeah, well yeah, I mean, you know, we talk about this all the time that vets to call themselves holistic but are still using you know, conventional drugs and diets and processed foods and the heartwarm medication, the flea and tech medication and then calling themselves holistic. Hardly, I would say, yeah, and this this this particular holiicit that is using a pennant with a pendulum to do testing and recommended carrots and broccoli and kale and a whole bunch of and to stay away from eggs. Probably probably

3:55 a raw diet too, probably a cook, probably recommending cook diets. Yeah, possibly a cooked diet. Which kind of leads us into into tonight's topic, which is poisoning. Uh. You know, how come so many animals are being poisoned today and really want it, you know, to start out with, um, the term being poisoned, and I pulled a whole group of a whole bunch of stuff off of the FDA uh site, you know, Center for Animal and Veterinary Health. UM. And I don't even know how to describe by feeling, because I mean it's just, first off, it's so generalized that you would not you know, as a late person, they would have no idea. And this is where why I wanted to come in and this topic is because we get so many people that when we start talking about poisoning and toxicities and all of that, they really don't understand the differences number one, but also too all the misinformation that's given out there.

5:03 Um, you know, from an allopathic standpoint, Okay, a dog presented is presented or he can'ts presented. How do you diagnose poisoning? Yeah? Yeah, I mean most of the time we have no idea. I mean it's uh, it's by history exposure, you know, if there's suspected exposure. But Most of the time we kind of are just shooting from the hip and saying it's toxicity, but we really don't know what it is that they're being exposed to. Well, I know I've had several uh, you know, our clients over the years. They comment and the dog has been poisoned or that's what the that's said, And I said, well, how did they determine that? And the question was was there any possibility that he got into you know, chocolate or trash or garl, you know, all these things that are supposedly topic and you know the understanding or scraping your head going I use that stuff in my house. I guess it's possible. Oh, it's definitely a case of poisoning. That right, And you know when you look at poisoning, do you find any symptoms that are glaring? Sometimes that leads it right to that prospect. Well, I mean it's well, first of all, multiple animals in a house present with similar symptoms, then often we suspect toxicity in that situation or poison um. Certain types of poisoning or

6:33 toxicity, like marijuana toxicity has a typical, classical presentation. They present with very agitated, hyper stimulated kind of kind of and they act wobbly at the same time. So you know, each poison has its own unique characteristics of toxic of symptoms, and but we really, you know, are guessing most of the time. You know, plants, there's plenty of toxic plants that animals can get into that cause varying degrees of toxicity. And it's hard to differentiate you know, household items unless you observe the animal ingesting it from the toxins that they're exposed to on a day to day basis, the ones we talk about every day every week, the you know, the environmental toxins, the ones that are in the grass, the air, the chemtrails, I mean, you know, they're involved with poisoning just the same right now.

7:33 One of the symptoms that when whenever I'm presented with enamel with these symptoms, I automatically jump to that and that's basically the loss of stabilization in the highdway. You know, they'll be falling over, they can't get up all of a sudden. This is this is a very acute type of thing. It's that the chronic hip and joint problems that we see. But it's like, okay, he was okay this morning, he went to get up and he fell over right right. My mind automatically signals, okay, you got into something along the way. Because the body pushes poisons and toxins away from the heart to the extremities, and you can't get much more extreme and the able drug or cat then the hind legs can you, Oh, not at all.

8:20 And that's why you know, a lot of these animals with toxicities do present neurologically, Like I said, the marijuana toxic dogs, the dogs that get into too many heartworm medications, or dogs that get into toxic plants. Often the symptoms we see are those neurologic symptoms that you can describe. Yeah, it's it's crazy now some of the stuff that I saw on this FDAH site. And then they broke it down into edible you know, edible dangers and non edible plants toxicity that you know, toxicity can vary of course, then they're pushing the pet poison centers, which is interesting. You know, you would think that the average veterinarian would be able to handle a simple case of that, wouldn't you. Oh yeah, I mean it's interesting. You know, these poison control centers where sometimes you know, in traditional veterinary practice, where we're often refer the clients to those poison control centers or will called them directly ourselves. And it's really i think idiotic, like you said, because you know, a lot of the treatments that we do in conventional medicine are similar across all the toxins. So most you know, astute veterinarians should be aware of that. So if an animal ingests something, we often induced vomiting or will if it's been within a few hours, or we'll give activated charcoal to bind with the toxins and you know, and support the gut with

9:52 with charcoal and then just like I said, inducing vomiting. But it's it's interesting that most to the toxicities do cause very similar symptoms, whether it's neurologic symptoms or digestive symptoms, very often diarrhea, of vomiting, you know, often as you said, you know, ataxio or wobbliness. And so when we get those presentations and we know a history of what they might have ingested, then the supportive care of inducing vomiting and giving charcoal is really much of the time what the poison control centers are recommending, so I don't know the need to contact them, to be honest with you, well, you know, I know that at least the main one now that's run by the ASPCA, that's a pay to play. You have to pay for that service in order to get the advice. And quite often a lot of veterinarians are you know, they're calling right from the office. You give them the critic hard over the phone. Now, I assume that there's some sort of financial benefit for the veterinarian at that point in time. I'm sure they're they're usually charging for their time and sending off and in calling these these centers, you know, whether they're using you know, their own credit cards or the or the credit card or the veterinarian or the client, but they're usually um inflating, you know, the costs of the phone call. You know, has typically most services right now, some of the things that I found interesting on um

11:26 CEFTA site and looking at some of the edible things um of course um one of the biggis of course, and you're listening to alphabetical orders, so I'm not putting one ahead of the other. But one of the things, of course, alcoholic drinks and foods produce the products containing ALPHO. Well, I guess if you're drunk, you might let your dog drink, you know, some of your drink. But for the most part, Uh, domes don't normally have access to the barrow, do they. No, No, not at all. But yet, like you said, it's right the top of the list alcohol right. Uh. You know, I don't see alcohol at beverages as a main toxicity and dogs, you know, certainly other party items like marijuana and other household items certainly to me take more front stage than alcohol.

12:18 But you're right, I was surprised to see alcohol listed as an edible danger, so to speak. Yeah, of course. The second one, again going alphabetically, is avocado. And I find that one interesting because there's actually been a dog an allergy based or analogy relieving based pet food that's been in the market for I guess probably thirty five forty years or more that uses avocados a base. Well, I think what they say with avocado, I mean, according to what they write on their website, is that it's only mildly toxic to dogs and cats, which means, you know, look at all the other toxics they're putting in the pet foods. So you know, you know they're putting their calling it quote unquote mildly toxic. But you know that's in parentheses. And you know most of the listen that are post published, you know, and posted on the internet. Forget that part of it.

13:18 Avocados just stay away completely. Yeah, the same with you know, products like garlic. You know, garlic used judiciously as a wonderful herbal antibacterial and it's one that's good for cardiovascular health and and you know as an anti parasitic. It's so you know, the fact that they say that garlic is toxic is not true in my experience, well it hasn't me an experience. I know that in Japan they actually did a study and this is going back probably fifteen twenty years ago, where they actually fed excessive amounts of garlic to get a true toxic reaction and it was the equivalent of like fifty clothes of garlic at one time, right, right. And the reason I bring that up is, you know, in the in the food thing here as well, is a natural body has a very specific mechanism to not allow the body to get that much, doesn't it. Yeah, Yeah, exactly. The body has its own innate way of processing these you know, these ingredients.

14:33 Sure, I mean, you know the items that I just mentioned that we've mentioned so far, we could die from if we had that kind of goes to the single point. But our body wouldn't let us do that. I mean, you during too much alcohol, you know, the first thing that's going to happen is you need to pass out and stop your drinking anymore, or you'll start vomiting all over the place to get rid of it. And you know, um, and you know when you're looking at clean typronics of these types chocolates another one. I mean, how many clients did you have come through any of the clinics that you work in, Um, that came in in a panic because the dog got into the brownies? Yeah, no, that's a common one, you know, chocolate toxicity. You know, animals would get into the brownies or the chocolate thrusting on a cake or a doughnut. And you know, it's interesting that some of those clients even you know, I've seen other clients where they actually even give their animals like the licking of ice cream with chocolate and that kind of thing. But you know, with chocolate, it has to be pure chocolate with higher concentrations, and you know, in those circumstances, chocolate can definitely predisposed to digestive upset and neurologic hyperactivity and seizures, but it has to be a significant amount in most cases, right, And then of course any will get into some of the other ones. And one of the ones that found really interesting is salt.

16:00 Now are they talking about table salt? Are they talking about natural salts? Are they talking about you know? And I've never seen a relationship because I think almost every species of livestock, we always put salt blocks out for them free choice. Yeah, no, exactly, and they add salt to the commercial pet food so that they drink more water. I think what they're referring to, even though they don't list it, is probably high concentration. You know, ingredients are not ingredients. High concentration ingestion like salt water, you know, can be toxic to animals because you know how high the concentration of salt is. But common table salt and that kind of thing, I can't imagine them, even though they listed as being a significant edible danger. It makes no sense to me. Yeah. Now, the one that really blew me away is medicine intended for people or another pet unless erected your veterinarian.

17:00 Now, what percentage of medications that are prescribed by an lpath M are for people? Yeah, exactly, not many in the veterinary profession, that's for sure. They're all the same drugs, aren't they. Um they sure. All. You know, they talk about nonsteroidal anti inflammatory drugs, which are you know, aspirin and ib profin, but in the vet profession it would be rimedill or called profin or other other non steroidal anti inflammatory drugs. And you know, of course, sometimes the animals these are chewable tablets sometimes and they'll often knock them over and or get into the bottle and ingest quite a bit. But you know, I that one is fairly common. Another one that I see is when they get into people's antidepressants. It's another toxicity that they don't list there. It's interesting, but given the amount of any depressants that are prescribed today, but we see that toxicity present often in the clinic.

18:10 You know. One of the ones that interest me as well is the grapes and raisins. Now, for you know, grapes. For years, people would give their animals grapes, right, and they didn't have any problems with it. And I think it has to do with the pesticides on the grapes, not the grape itself, right, because you know, again for the generations, people would give their animals grapes off the table and without a problem, and now they listed as a edible danger to animals. And you know, as I said that that's depends upon whether the crop is spraying, which most crops are now grapes or one of the worstest for spraying. But one of the interesting things about that is in some of the heavy wine areas throughout the world, grape growing areas that at harvest time they often and see coyotes and wolves and other wild canines basically drunk. Interesting, you know, because you know, obviously some of the crop falls down and ferments, you know, it's fermenting in puddles and whatever. And you know, obviously I guess they like the flavor of a good glass of wine as well as we do. That's true, Okay, kind of to move it on, though, because I mean this is this one was really crazy, because like I said, most of these foods that they're talking about. You would have to ingest tons and tons of it, and basically the body wouldn't allow them to do that. We got our body wouldn't. Yeah, what about you know, yeast products, that's an interesting one too, Yeah, raw bread dough.

19:42 I mean, I don't know, I've never seen that as a time. I mean, look, most of the pet foods are made with the yeast products. Yeah, you know, and and they've been selling Brewers yeast as a fleat repellent for eons. Okay, we're at the break. God, we're at twenty minutes ago. We'll be right back after this scho right. We all want our pets to be as healthy as possible, and my Paleopets is the answer. Let us help relieve your pet of ear infections, allergies, scratching and itching, diabetes, joint problems, cancer, or other elements by providing our naturally arrays, raw cooked or frozen, biocomplete natural diet entrees that are custom formulated to be species specific and USDA approved. For more information, visit my paleopet dot com or called nine five four nine seven one two five zero zero. I'm picking up vibrations geez given MEAs do you want to become a wholesale dealer or distributor of healthy and clean food. Our friends and colleagues at Biocomplete Natural Diets and Herbs provide only the best USDA Human Consumption grade choice plus me poultry and seafood. Our food comes from pastures and grass, pet animals, and we never add hormones, preservatives, or chemicals.

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21:51 Yeah, now what are they talking about? I mean, our carnivores burn fat and needs that in their diet. So are they talking about you know, raw meat. Are they talking about dumping on a bunch of oils that a lot of people add to the diet of their their pets for a better coat. Are they talking about French fries? I think yeah, I think they're talking about more of the ladder or with processed fats or greasy foods you know that are cooked. I think that's what they're more referring to. They don't get into the detail of it, but you know, fatty foods and alepathic veterinary land they have been linked with, of course pancreatitis, which is information. So I think that's why they list that there is, you know, and it gives the alepathic vet profession more than ample opportunity to then blame you know, table food quote unquote or people as they call it, on animals health problems. But I think what you know they should characterize or or or specify is that it's the fatty, greasy, you know sort of foods that are not healthy for any species, much less a carnivore. Right.

23:07 Well, actually, actually with what I suggested, I guess the French fries we can combine the fatty food with the salt, and you know we got a perfect match. Yeah, exactly. And then you know, we can't forget about zylotol. That's a big ee though, and a lot of animals when they're exposed, you know, they get exposed to this, you know, artificial sweetener that's found in all sorts of different products, and you know that is a common toxicity that can cause liver problems and animals, and you know is something that we see fairly often in the vet clinics. So that common one clients guardians have to be aware of is zylentol, which is common in you know, chewing gum and candies and different types of products, toothpaste, cough syrup, etc. Yeah, it's interesting because you know, with all this stuff, especially in the food side, wouldn't and it's going to include some of the selling. So we're going to go through here in a few minutes. But basically, an animal that's on the species appropriate raw diet or even a home cooked diet, they're not gonna be prone to even going after this stuff. Are they a lot of balance? No, unless they're out of balance, right, unless they're ill, they're chronic deal, which is why they seek out these unhealthy things. They normally when they're healthy, wouldn't ingest these things in a minute, right, Well, you know the kind of fly through some of the other stuff. Of course, when we look at the environmental stuff, cocoa, mulch, fabric stuft on sheets, now that I've had cases of that in the past, where the dog steals

24:40 these fabric sheets out of the track. They had one client that called me up and their dog was the classic signs that I told you about, falling over and all of a sudden, and I said, your dog got on a raw diet, cleans with good chemicals, everything else, and you know, your dog got into something. We you know, we've flushed them out, you know, with clean water, and I used some you know, some rodberry along with that. And in two days the dog was up and showing no signs of anything. But I kept telling her that you know that it got into something to do No, everything, my house is clean. Three days later, she calls me up and says, I was cleaning in the family room and behind the chair in the corner was a pile of dryer's sheets. My first comment was, you caught the dog doing that before, and yelled at him, didn't you? He said, how did you know that? I said, because it's like your kids, if you know they're sneaking behind your back. Yeah. My next comment to her though, one I said, just think it almost killed your dog. What's it doing to your husband, your kids, and yourself? Exactly. Yeah, that's where you have to start to educate people on. You know, their exposure is just like their animals. Right now, down here in South Florida, we don't have to worry about all the ice melting products. But again, up north, you take your dog out in a wintertime, they're getting highly exposed these things. Yeah, yeah, that's for sure. And of course, you know they mentioned in this particular one things that we do every week pesticides

26:14 and secticides. We and take products lawn fertilizer, read killer, um, you know, things of that nature that are much more common, I think than people really realize. That's for sure. I mean most grass is treated with what pesticides, I mean, fungicides, bill deicides, you know, and of course insecticides out of the lawn. You know, Oh you think about insecticide, you're thinking about your your flea drops or your flee shampoo or spray, But what about the same insecticide on the lawn. You're doubling and tripling down on that in the body, aren't you. Yeah, that's for sure. And you know you left out bill. A biggie that they list is you know, of course the big know, which is don't give your dogs any bones because they can cause obstructions and it's not poisoning. But you know, I mean how many vets you know, people they hear that people are feeding a royal diet and they say, well, not only do you have problems with the salmonella or in the eat coal, I but you have problems with blockages. And that's of course not true at all unless the atom, Unless the bones have to be cooked and on occasions those can splinter and crack and cause but never a raw, raw meaty diet, that's for sure.

27:30 No. Um. So yeah, I mean, we got all these environmental things that they lose, pool chemicals and stuff like that. Well, if their dog swims into pool, guess what it's gonna be exposed to. Small amounts of it, you know, absorbed through the skin primarily um, but in a healthy animal, again, small amounts they just They just shed it, don't they. Yeah, yeah, absolutely without any problem whatsoever. Now the other thing that I found it, and now we'll get into the plants and flowers, And it's like, basically, when I looked over the list and what most people would have in their garden and have in their house. Um, basically, we need to have these environments where our pets are as barren as a Sahara desert. You're right, especially when we combine it with the law chemicals and fertilized verse. Yeah, I found really interesting on there. Okay, number one one again, someb of these are antic or ela vera. Yeah, that was That's a shocker, isn't it. I mean, your dog gets a scrape a cut? Okay? How many people reach for the alo plant all the time? Bill, all the time?

28:44 Okay? So I put that alo juice on the wound and the dog is licking his wounds, Should I expect him to fall over dead? Exactly? I use alo internally all the time, right exactly. And we plants we've headed in the store the same way for internal use. Um. Another great one, of course is chrysanthemums. Um. Isn't that used as a fleat product? It sure is. And here it is listening to toxicity. Yeah, right for that was one of the first ones I believe that was available commercially and right right, and so here it's okay, it's safe to use in the fleat products, but not here, yeah, exactly not here.

29:32 And then you know, again in a normal healthy animal. Um. I mean I've had plants. I've always been a plant free I rarely ever see any of my animals ever going over and just indiscriminately eating any of these products and these plants. Yeah, I never see it. I mean, you know, maybe Point Setti is maybe a little bit around Christmas done, but um, for the most part, you know, when they what they have listed here, I don't see any problems with most of these stinging nettle, you know. You know that's a that's another and there's another herbal using in this store right right. You know you look at this the corn plant, you know, but it's okay to put the corn plant in all the foods and yeah, and that corn plant that they're using is GMOBT and set aside laden chemically laden yeah absolutely, um. Yeah, some of these things are really really surprising. But you know they list it's definitely over the top build I mean, um, you know, it's it's most of these things aren't.

30:45 We're not seeing in the clinics on on any sort of regular basis. And it's overkilled. I mean, it really is. It's fear based gibberish for the most part. Yeah, but I mean some of I mean, some of the things is we it out here can actually be beneficial to your animal. And a ton of them they would not naturally be into any way. Um, you know, so they're not They're not really the threat that's being thrown out there, continuous, continuous, and I know that these poison control centers and and of course the AVMA pushes this because this drives revenue.

31:26 It sure does. Yeah. You know again all that fear, they're fear mongering. Um. You know, so that when a dog does have diarrhea, when it does have vomiting automatically, we have to we have to seek emergency care, not even regular care, emergency care. Yeah. Yeah, And all that vomiting and diarrhea, what is it to us? It's the body detoxifying, doing some house cleaning, and you know, it's just overinflated into these toxicities that as we're saying, for the most part, we're not real threats to these animals. It's amazing. Uh. Actually, in the on our post that came in you know, that we put out before the show, I got a um comment right away from one of our you know, our our more holistic people that do that. That um there, that's she's finding a pattern that a lot of animals are needing our synicum on a regular basis these days. Yeah, our sen album talking about yes, the homeopathic remedy. Sure exactly, I mean, and that came in pre show, so I mean we're not the only you know, obviously other people have seen this too, and that even on the who you know that are taking the homeopathic few Yeah, our Seneca Mountains one of the biggest remedies for food

32:58 poisoning and absolutely and for any poisoning for that matter. So that's a biggie, you know biggie along with nux vomica as well. Right exactly, you know, don't too, don't you. I'm sorry, what was that? You have a few others that you use on a regular basis. Sure, sure, I mean the poisonings can be you know, there are certain snake venom remedies that are really good for poisonings. Um, you know, the remedy sulfur sometimes comes in for you know, toxicities. But there's a there's a rubric in the homeopathic repertory or the homeopathic books that has a you know, that has a list of remedies that are good for you know, toxicities, and often will use that list and and matching it to the symptoms of the patient and coming up with a remedy. But arsenicum probably leads the leads the parade in terms of versatility and usefulness for poisonings. And you know, when animals come in and they're poison that's often the first remedy we reach for.

33:55 And I think the problem a problem there is most people don't you know, like I say, as soon as there's vomiting and diarrhea and it could be suspected poisoning, they're running to the emergency room and not the homeopath. No, not the homeopath. In fact, you know, I counsel people all the time. I said, you know, these two clients today with both animals with cancer that we're changing over to the raw diet and treating with homeopathy. I said, in those first few days or week, you know, if that animal does, if that life force or achieved, does some housecleaning through diarrhea, vomiting, skin eruptions, discharges. Not to interfere with that, because it's just once they do that, the body just short circuits and gets sicker. And so yeah, it takes some teaching of clients to what to expect because and even then you know a little bit of vomiting and diarrhea, some people in a fear based way will run to the local er and then that short circuits to work you and I are doing. And then they're getting given drugs anti diarrhels, anti vomiting medications, and that just slows healing down or sends us in reverse. Right, Okay, we're here at the break again. We'll be right back after this quick message. Does your pet suffer from allergies, cancer, digestive issues, or joint and skin problems?

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37:01 Call nine five four nine seven one two five zero zero to speak with our friendly stack today. Let my Paleo Pet help keep your pet happier and healthier. All right, and we're back here in the Pet Health Cafe to show where your pet has a voice. This is Bill Pet Health Go along with doctor Michael Dam and we're talking about poisons and how you're how the different ways that your dog can be poisoned. But in this last segment, I want to kind of engagema size a little bit what we can do, but also where your dogs and cats are actually being poisoned. Um. Somebody one of our listeners uh texted me um and said, what about golf courses?

37:47 Yeah? Yeah, you spend you spend a fortune. You spend a fortune on that expensive house on the golf course so your dog can run. Yeah, and they're treated every day. Hey, that's right, that's right. I mean, I mean, those are the real poisons right there, the toxic pesticides you know, sprayed on those grasses on an ongoing basis, and then animals are rolling in the grass eating the grass. You know, grass eating is a wonderful thing for dogs as long as it's not treated. But so hard to find grass that's not these days. And of course on the golf courses, you know, you don't see them out there spraying because it's in the sprinkler system right right directly, so you know, and you have no idea the other the other area where heavily sprayed, heavily toxic park.

38:36 Oh yeah, sure, because we have to lose make them look pretty. Yeah, yeah, dog, sir, that's a good one, Bill. And not only that, but the other animals that are already toxic are excreting toxin. That's right, they're excreting it, whether it's the vaccines that they're vaccinated with, or whether it's the pesticides that are you know, topically applied to these animals, which are in the coats and in the skin and the rest of the body for that matter. Right, you know, these toxins are in these animals. And of course when you get them concentrated at the dog park. You know, the animals are spreading these toxins all around them, absolutely right. And of course, one of the two other areas that we found a lot of because you know we do the hair and mineral testing for the toxins, are HLA's and condos because you have no idea what they're doing the common areas in and that's where we see large amounts of a little large amounts of mercury, a cadmium, and you know, a whole host of other pesticide. And we've actually had owner's request what the area was sprayed with and get the MSDS sheets and they come back with a pile a half inch stick for six months. Wow, it's amazing. You know, same thing with apartment buildings. And you know, again the condos on the inside they don't think about. You know, they're spraying for bugs all the time.

40:06 Yeah. And the cleaners they use in the common area, not to mention the cleaners the clients are using in their homes, right exactly. I mean, even if you're trying to do a good job, you're still fighting all these external forces. Um. Now, I find it interesting too. On the article from the FBA that they do happen to list the telephone number for the poison Pet Poison hot Line helpline UM and the ASPCA hotline. But I didn't see my number on there are yours that you No, not at all. We can do a lot better of a job with our you know, with what we do, and of course educate the clients on when they're not being taught when these what they're ingested wasn't toxic. And it's funny on their resources they're talking about foods, bad food, foods for people that are bad for your dog. M keep your dogs and cats safe from holiday hazards.

41:04 Take the oh no out of your your and your pets pet holiday and household hazards by the AVMA UM. I didn't see anything cleansing diets, on proper nutrition, on herbs or botanicals, homeopathy U or any of the other alternatives. And the other thing I also did not see on the list of all the toxins is the freaking water. Oh yeah, good point, Bill, the number one nutrient that we take into our bodies on a daily basis. Yeah, floated with chlorides and chlorides and chloramines and a whole you know, ammonia and all kinds of of you know, not so much bacteria because of all the chlorine, but again a whole host of different chemicals. Yeah.

42:04 Yeah, I mean the water is definitely a hot spot. And how many people just you know, filled our dogs or cat's water dishes up with tap water. Yeah, and that's what they're suggesting. And of course so much of the bottle of water is nothing more than tap water as well, and you're paying a premium price. And when you buy that bottle of water and give it to your dog, how much BPA, how many fall aids, how many plasticizers are in it? Since it was sitting in the back of that truck that sum I especially down here in South Florida where it's one hundred and thirty one hundred and forty degrees and all that stuff is leaching out into your bottle of water that you just paid a premium price so much for smart water. Yeah, yeah, good point. Where the water is so key. I know you've taken a special interest in that in recent years.

42:49 Yeah, it is really interesting. So one of the something I get a couple more questions here. One of them was what you know you mentioned of course the salt water. And that's thing. What about you know, um, you know dogs swimming in at the beach in the ocean, they're not drinking it. No, they're not. They're smarter than that. Yeah, that's true. And you know, so many clients will blame the soul water when they come home from the beach on why their animals are ill. But most of the time that's the fallacy. I mean, animals, like you said, when they're swimming in the water, their heads are going up and down. They're not ingesting it, that's for sure, right, And actually they are absorbing a lot of the minerals through their skin, which is totally healing. That's right. That's right, very good point. So, you know the purpose of the show was to let people know that it's not these stupid lists that they put out every two months on freaking Facebook, you know, to avoid these foods and because the toxicity probably has nothing to do with these foods or the things that are on this list, do they No, not at all. It has to do with what we're talking about in the latter part of the show is all these environmental and exogenous toxins and even the you know, the toxicity that just from routine quote unquote preventative healthcare as we're going into the you know, just these these oh, I mean, animals

44:22 today are just such toxic waste dumps when it comes to conventional care. And it starts with the vaccines, and it continues on with the wormings and the topical and oral pesticides that are just that those are the real toxins and poisons, not much of what's on this list. Yeah, and then and I wanted to bring that attention of two that when we talk about toxicity, we are literally talking about poisoning your animal. And I think that's an important thing that people need to realize that every time you give that dose. And you know, we've been talking even about supplements and food and the foods we didn't even touch on commercial pet foods or anything of that nature. But the preservatives, the stabilizers, the anti caking agents, the anti stick agents, you know, all the binding agents that they have to use, the glues, and you know the chemicals that when they're making kibble that they have to add to the rendered product to keep it from spoiling. The I mean it, like you said, it's a wonder we even have pet it's a wonder we're even alive with the amount of exposure that we have every single literally every single moment of every single day. Yeah, and that's why it's so important when animals are put on cleansing diets and given homeopathic remedies. When the body tries

45:52 to restore health and balance, it's got to get rid of those toxins, and it does through the gut, through the skin, through the urinary tract. And you know, we're going to see some symptoms. And the key is is not to panic and rush off to the conventional er and get those you know, get those discharges suppressed, because that's just driving the disease back into the body. I can't tell you how many times the customer calling he's going through the whole list of symptoms, and I'm sure you go through the same thing. And you know, we're trying to diet, and we're trying some of the herbal or the homeopathic remedies for botanicals, and I mean, I just can't stand to see my dog. You know, he's got this rash on his belly and it it's like, well, what's he doing with the rash? Nothing? So why is it a problem. Yeah. Well it's when they itched that they really go crazy. Bill. You know.

46:47 Yeah, dog is scratching riching. Granted, that can be an intense symptom, but it's important to realize that if we pull out the apicuil and the and the cider point injections, that we're blocking the bodies, you know, detoxification mechanisms, and these animals are just going to get sicker. That's what That's what the point is. Yeah. So okay, so we can we can solve all these these symptomatic type things, um that we physically see, but we shorten the life of the animal by two thirds by destroying the liver, the kidney, the whole endecrane system um, and basically the whole gut.

47:31 I didn't believe out any parts the brain rain. Yeah, I think you've got it well covered. The airways. It's but that is actually the trade off, isn't it. It sure is? But um, you know that's why it's so important to educate animal guardians on all of this topic that we're talking about tonight. Yeah, um, okay, we're in two minutes. Um, how can people reach you? Well, they can go to my web site, which is doctordim dot com. That's d O C T O R D y M dot com and that has my email, my phone number contact. I do prefer email, and again, as I remind the audience, I do work with people all over the country by phone and of course locally in person. Right. And of course you know they can reach me obviously through head health, Google on social media, UM, we can.

48:29 You can also get us biocomplete natural diets on email or my Paleo pet, UM by email or even in person at my Paleo pet because I'm they're quite often UM, so there's a lot of different ways that they can they can reach us. UM. And you know we're at the one minute mark now, and you said, I don't know how we can talk about this topic for a full hour. I was wondering, Yeah, and it's it's it's funny because we did not cover it down to the bare bones. I mean, this is just the surface of you know, because we could actually get into some of the some of the toxins and what they actually do and all of that. But you know, they're worried more about a dog eating chocolate than the neurological sign. When you put that fleat product on the neurological signs, the death on the table when you give a raby shot, you know, Yeah, that's the FDA. Well, they don't even know what reactions are to most of these things, you know. They assume that if the animal doesn't have a reaction in the first minutes after you give these toxins, that they're not involved. But you know, these are powerful, like you said, neurotoxins that have long lasting effects and often delayed effects on the animal's body, including that the vaccines as well. So these are the toxins we have to worry about, not much of the items that they published on these lists, that's for sure. No, And of course the other thing,

50:00 like you said, the neurotoxins, but the other things are the excitotoxins that sometimes make them eat this stuff and go after this stuff. With that, we're at the end of the show, all right, Another week, Yeah, another week another. I think we hit another home run, I think so. And hopefully this information has been helpful to the clients. Yep, yeah, I know. I got a lot a bunch of text messages already coming in, so we'll keep you informed. And everybody, good night, Good night, everybody. How healthy is your pet? Does your pet suffer from ear infections, scratching and itching, diabetes, cancer, or other elements. If you want the best health for your pet and to prevent or relieve the symptoms, my paleopet is here to help. The key to healing is a clean, natural, appropriate rotational plan. Start your pet on the healthiest diet ever with our easy online ordering guide and nationwide shipping at my paleopet dot com. Call ahead for your takeout order or stop by our location on West Sample Road in Pompano Beach, Florida. Affordable solutions for your pets health issues are here today. Call to speak with our friendly staff at nine five four nine seven one two five zero zero. I'm picking up vibrations, geez

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