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Any health related information on the following show provides general
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information only. Content presented on any show by any host
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or guest should not be substituted for a doctor's advice.
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Always consult your physician before beginning any new diet, exercise,
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or treatment program. And then now it's time for Pet
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Health Cafe where your Pet has a Voice.
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And here's your host, Bill the Pet Health Guru, and
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welcome to the Pet Health Cafe to show where your
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peteads a voice. This is Bill the Pet Health Guru
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and another interesting evening, another dynamite show planned for you.
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Hopefully we'll get a lot of information out to you. Again,
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is open tonight and I appreciate any kind of comments
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or questions that you might have, because we're going to
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be covering a lot of information tonight and hopefully this
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will be a very very useful show for you because
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a lot of the detail will carry over into your
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life as well as that of pets. So as our
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posts before the show shows, I want to talk a
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bit about the different types of diets that are quite
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popular now in the human aspects and how they relate
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to our pets and things like the keeto diet, carnivore diet,
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palaeo diet, and now the caveman diet, and I assume
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pretty soon we're going to have a dinosaur diet. All
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of these are basically very very similar in nature, but
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they are also right now considered to be among the
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healthiest diets that we can eat. And of course, with
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a carnivore pet like a dog or a cat, these
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are pure necessities. This is what they need every day.
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As a carnivore, you have to be consuming animal based products.
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Basically you're living off the animal fat and the animal proteins.
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There is a little bit of carbohydrate in meat and
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animal products, so we are getting that, you know, blend
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in there that is going to require a little bit
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of glucose for the body to synthesize certain hormones and enzymes.
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It's already there, and it basically is a balance of
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what we need Now I say, they're basically all the
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same type of basic diet that involves depending on how
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strict you want to be and what you're religious aspects
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and your life, philosophical aspects, that sort of thing. But
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the basic meats that we eat here in the United States,
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of course, are beef, pork, lamb, lots of chicken, turkey,
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and seafoods, various fish, shellfish, and to a lesser degree,
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some of the exotics, the game meats, if you will,
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the bison, the venison, things of that nature. And when
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we look at consuming these as part of one of
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these dyet is, we have to look at not just
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the primary cuts of meat, if you will, We have
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to look at the whole animal, because each of the
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components which in that body have got different nutrient levels,
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different nutrient densities, different carbon contents, even different protein amounts
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and fat content amounts. So it's so important that we
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rotate through on a lot of different meats, especially when
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we're dealing with our pets. It is necessary for the
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balancing of the body. When we look at commercial foods,
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we are not looking at a complete and balanced diet
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like they prescribe and like they manifest and proclaim, if
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you will. The reason is that there can be no
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such thing as a complete and balanced diet in nature
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or on a living being, because that living being is dynamic.
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It is the essential parts of what we need. By
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doing different rotations, we are getting different nutrients in the body.
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Being dynamic means that it's always changing what nutrients you
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need while you're sitting in front of the computer or
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in front of your TV right now watching memes, totally
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different than if you're out doing a little bit of
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landscaping or jogging down the highway or on a track
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to keep yourself in shape, if you're cleaning your house.
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All these require different muscles, different body movements, and those
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body movements all need different nutrients, different nutrient levels. Not
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only vitamins, different minerals, different hormones, different enzymes, and a
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plethora of other biochemical compounds that the body makes as needed.
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You know, when we look at some of the basic chemicals,
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even in digestion, your protease for protein, your life page
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for fats, amylase for carbohydrates. That's what we normally talk about.
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But underneath these hormones there's a plethora again of different,
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very very specific hormones and enzymes that are made and
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manufactured within the body to keep it running smoothly. Now,
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I did see a question I think that came up
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on a chat here about different meats. Yeah. Yeah, different
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meats do give different benefits to the body of our
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pets and of ourselves. The reason being is they all
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contain different nutrients. As I just mentioned your take for instance,
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when we're looking at a whole animal for consumption, muscle
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meat is bringing into your body, into your pets body,
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a complete profile, in a bible available manner, all the
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nutrients that you need to make muscle. It doesn't have
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to worry about seeking other nutrients elsewhere, and you know,
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synthesizing different things that the body might need to put
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it together. It's all there in one package. Things like liver.
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For instance, liver contains large amounts of bee vitamins and
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a Most people don't like to eat liver themselves, but
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it's a necessity. You really need those bee vitamins that
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are in there, along with a lot of other things
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regulating for instance, your iron level and your copper level.
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Copper is very, very important in this whole discussion, and
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because that's what carries our electrical current throughout our body.
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So that's going to bring in those components of those
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minerals along with a whole host of other ones that
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the body needs to put together rebalance. They say, muscle
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meat's going to help build muscle. The fats, we boom fans,
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We need those omega omega fatty acid. The omega three
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is primarily a nine. Those are the healing ones. So
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that when we have that nice grass finished delmonico state
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that ribvite that's packed with all kinds of omegas, same
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thing with a lot of seafood, a lot of different fish,
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especially high in omega, salmon and sardines, tuna, all of
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these things. And I know there's a lot of controversy
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around what part of what meats are healthy. You know,
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there was this whole scare, you know, half a century
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or so ago about eating red meat cause you know,
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blocked arteries and heart failure and all these other things. Well,
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a nineteen I believe. It was a nineteen fourteen study
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that was done and I mentioned in a previous show,
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and was looking at the diets of people primarily in
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the tundra, if you will, and you know up in
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like Alaska and the you know, the islands and that
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sort of thing. In the northern and the extreme southern
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hemispheres where you've got basically winter twelve months out of
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the year, you can't grow very many crops obviously, so
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there's not going to be a lot of fruits or
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vegetables available to start with. Their diet basically starts with
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a lot of fish and of course a lot of
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meat when it's available. You know, walrus blubber and seal blubber,
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you know, it's the seal, fat whale, the same thing.
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Those are very very very high and the energy sources
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that our body needs. And of course, you know when
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we look at their modes of transportation, sled dogs primarily
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are completely fed fish and meat. Then again, they don't
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have crops that they could they could make other things into.
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So obviously our dogs can live quite well on it,
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and so can we. But this study that was done
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with a year long study, and in fact the scientists
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that were performing in the doctors that were performing it
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went on this diet themselves and they were told that
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there would be you know, they would probably be afflicted
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with scurvy, lack of vitamin C, heart disease, cloud darteries,
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liver and primarily kidney face failure. That that's what they
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should expect. And at the end of the year they
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found that guess what, they didn't have any of these things.
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They were healthy. The body is actually designed to eat this.
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Sorry to say this to the vegetarian and vegans out there,
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but you do need those fatty acids that only come
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from animals. Now, what this study also showed is that,
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in particular, let's just take the vitamin C that our
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body requires. Vitamin C obviously, which we get from an
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external source. We don't make vitamin C in our body. However,
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this study actually proved that the more carbohydrates in your diet,
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the higher the need is for that vitamin C because
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it's a component in breaking down carbohydrates, but not the
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fatty acids and meat and animal products, or the proteins
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in meat or animal products. So a requirement for vitamin
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C is going to be much much lower. Now and
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doing some of the research again for looking at the
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components in these different diets. Like I say, they're all
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pretty much the same generally speaking. The ketogenic diet was
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probably I say, primarily animal fats and animal proteins with
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some green vegetables, and carnival diet rules out most of
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the green leafy vegetables, and of course the poeo is
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kind of in between there. But one of the interesting
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things that we found in doing this research over the
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last twenty years that I've been twenty plus years that
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I've been doing this is that the micro nutrients in
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our vegetables today, first off, are missing because of the
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way we raise our crops. The soil is now deficient
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in minerals, and because of this, they're lacking the vitamins
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and minerals are lacking in that food source. We're using
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a lot of synthetic fertilizers. Of course, we're drounding them
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in different pesticides and herbicides and genetically modifying a lot
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of these plants, which makes that basically bio unavailable. They're
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not the components aren't available in our body. But when
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we get these products, for instance, the greens in the
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form of a lot of our different herbs and botanicals,
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we need much smaller amounts of them, number one, But
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number two, that's going to satisfy that need for those
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minerals and those vitamins. You know, things a like elf
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alfa and wheat, grass and things like Saberlina and corella
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are especially especially high in minerals. Kelp, all the sea
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vegetables are spectacularness effect. And again and doing different research
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and looking into this, one of the things that we
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found is that when these sources of minerals are presented
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like in kelp for instance, it's used quite often a
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lot of livestock as well, very expensive when you look
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at the price per quantity, but the health benefit is
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is far exceeding on the dollar amounts that we would
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have to spend. But when that goes into our blood,
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it's basically going in in a balanced fashion that is
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in nature because seawater basically contains the the majority of
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trace minerals that our body needs in a bioa available form,
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and because it's in a naturally related form the form
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that the body can use, the body can now look
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at that food as an Individual's'morgesborg of a bunch of
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different components, different vitamins and minerals, and then basically pick
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and choose what it needs specifically at that moment in time,
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depending on what your activity level has been, what your
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body has depleted, what it has used along the way.
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It doesn't always have to be completely depleted, but you know,
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you need certain elements in order to perform certain tasks.
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Just like when I talk about tasks things like keeping
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our heart pumping, that's a task the body it finds
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very very important, by the way, because that's the only
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cause of death, is your heart stops. Everything else we
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can do without. But again, then when we look at
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the meats themselves, is the same thing like rebuilding a
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liver Chinese medicine, traditional Chinese medicine, like with light, you
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feed like with like, and like I mentioned earlier about
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that muscle meat having all the components that we need
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for building muscles, liver is going to have those components
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for rebuilding the liver. Kidney's going to have the right
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nutrient nutrients involved and present for you to be able
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to rebuild your kidneys, your liver, your heart. Your heart
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is the most dense muscle in the body. It's got
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to work twenty four to seven again, like I said,
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otherwise you're gonna die. So that heart muscle meat is
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going to be very important in keeping your heart healthy.
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And you know, a lot of the pet side, I
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hear a lot of problems today, especially with commercial pet foods,
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and so many dogs have got basic heart murmurs. Well,
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what is a heart murmur? Basically, it's a heart is
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not functioning properly. You get the valves aren't closing tightly
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and things like that. Well, one of the things we
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need to do is telling us that the heart is
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not getting enough nutrition to build and maintain itself in
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a healthy fashion. So we need to rebuild that. So
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if you start giving this your pet that has a
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heart murmur, larger amounts of heart meat muscle meat in
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a raw fashion where it's not altered by heat and cooking,
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breaking down different components, we are now going to see
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that heart murmur literally go away, because we're rebuilding that
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heart muscle and we have to understand that the body
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is in a continuous state of rebuilding. We replace all
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of ourselves on a regular basis. And of course, the
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key to it, and I haven't talked at all about
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toxicities or anything of that nature at this point in time.
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But we want to maintain and we want to grow