Re: [Felvtalk] Felvtalk Digest, Vol 15, Issue 59

2012-10-28 Thread Toni Probst
My holistic approach covers feline aids and FL, and everything else, fleas, 
skin, allergies, makes them perfectly healthy..will eliminate over time the 
FA and  the FL .but works almost immediately  for recovering, a full 
recovery, I use CS, I make my own but you can buy it, and I also use fucoidan, 
it worked so well, I use it on me for my ms and the kids autism, I am no longer 
in a wheel chair thanks to the Limu .and both of my cats no longer test for 
the virus of either, they were born infected also.they can not find the 
virus in them at allanymoreit works on a lot of things.for 
information call me.or email me ...I have also just signed up for the 
Limu I was testing before then I got the results so now I am able to distribute 
it, you can not get it in stores..my info is all on the top right I think 
of this page but suremy name phone and email if you go to  
toniprobst.iamlimu.com. And get number or email, and can email  me thru that 
site also.I can also send you links for studies and research done and other 
people that taught me about this method

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   1. Re: Recipe for stomatitis (Lorrie)
   2. Re: Recipe for stomatitis (Kathryn Hargreaves)
 
 
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 Date: Sat, 27 Oct 2012 16:19:41 -0400
 From: Lorrie felineres...@frontier.com
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 I also have a cat with stomatitis, so I'd like to see your recipe
 too.  
 
 Lorrie
 
 On 10-27, dot winkler wrote:
   Hi, Yes, I would love to know that holistic approach.
   The first vet there when I brought Tiger in, said he had stomatitis,
   chronic condition.  When I called vet yesterday, other vet said AIDS
   pos and that they pulled a lot of teeth and are giving anti b.  When I
   asked specifically if he has the stomatitis to her, she said that he is
   fine now so we have to wait and see if it recurs.
   Please send me that recipe for it.  I will give it to my sis in law who
   will be  taking the cat now.  Thanks so much.
 
 
 
 
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 Date: Sat, 27 Oct 2012 17:10:00 -0800
 From: Kathryn Hargreaves khargrea...@gmail.com
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 Hi,
 
 Here it is:
 
 *Holistic Stomatitis Protocol*
 
 
 Note that holistic approaches take longer than do allopathic ones.   These
 the supplements we've been using, but it doesn't mean some aren't
 optional.  What seemed to turn things around was one course of antibiotics
 along with Coptis Purge Fire.  You may have to continue with Coptis Purge
 Fire forever.   We've just gotten rid of the stomatitis symptoms and have
 not tried stopping the supplements.   It's better than extractions, which
 some say only work 50% of the time, and are expensive and invasive to boot.
 
 **
 
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 *Supplements*
 
 Health Concerns  Coptis Purge Fire (2 tablets if 1 doesn't work)
 
 CoQ10  30mg (Dr. Clark)
 
 Vitamin A  25000 IU (Metagenics Mycelized Drops)
 
 Vitamin E (dry, no soy)  200 IU (may be optional)
 
 Lysine  500mg
 
 Standard Process Whole Body Support  1/2 to 1 tablet
 
 Standard Process Immune Support  1 tablet
 
 Tumeric  450mg   1/2 capsule
 
 
 *Can also try:*
 
 Colostrum 100mg / Lactoferrin 10mg (separate from food)
 
 
 
 *Palliative Homeopathy*
 
 (as opposed to Classical)
 
 Mercurius 30C
 
 
 
 *Meds*
 
 Antibiotics if really, really bad infections.  Can do it once to get things
 to a level at which the cat can recover with supplements.  Use probiotics
 separately (that is, at least an hour apart) for stomach flora.
 
 
 
 *Cleanings*
 
 Non-anesthetic sonic cleanings to keep gums clean.  Don't feed ground bones
 if they are getting caught in any gum pockets; use calcium carbonate
 supplments instead to balance the Ca:Phos ratio (about 1400 mg per pound of
 ground meat).
 
 
 
 *Topical*
 
 Oxyfresh in the water.
 
 
 
 *Pus in gums:* Myrhh. Make a dilution by adding 1 teaspoon of the tincture
 (the alcoholic extract) to a cup of water. Gently apply this to the gums
 once or twice a day. 

[Felvtalk] I found something that works great on the FA and FL,

2012-10-19 Thread Toni Probst
I found something that works grat however I doubt seriouly you would even
put the word out that it did work, but it was simple, it is called
colloidal silver, and I also give them Limu now also to keep them healthy.
It cured bother of my cats with FL and FA, and it has kept the others from
getting it, no vet bills, no daily scripts to give them, They are healthy,
do not test for it at all now, after 6 months. And I make the cs myself and
dont have to buy it. It is so simple, Gods way of healing. The best way.
Now I will hvae my cats living a long healthy life and I also , feed them
holisticly only, I filter clean the water, and just all around best health.
The vet was shocked and is even sharing it.
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[Felvtalk] Mixing pos and neg cats

2012-02-24 Thread Toni Probst
Mixing pos and negs and the use of honey..
I have 3 cats one pos and the other two are neg, I use the ultra violet water 
bowl, and the cat genie litter box,
All three are great and healthy, I also have 2 ferrets, 2 kids with Aspergers 
autism, military homeschooling household, hectic to say the least. Foods I am 
using Blue wilderness salmon, with added broth for water to keep down 
dehydration, cans I am using are Blue or Wellness, I check ingredients and they 
get one can a day, the ages of my cats are 3 Princess, she is pos, she wondered 
in to the house one day, the other two we adopted from the shelter, Jessie, 6 
mth, Lolliepop is 2. I know what a name for cat, the ferrets are3 and 2 yrs 
old, Soda and Popper, with Princess everything is good the vet thinks she is in 
remission but she is balding, is that normal? Around her ears and the collar so 
I took off her collar. I also use honey when I brush their teeth as a reward 
and to make them drink after, if I don't they do not drink to wash out their 
mouths, should I use a bulb to wash it out for them ? Maybe instead. Also I use 
a Vicks type when they get sick and echinacea goldenseal once a week just one 
drop in canned food, the Vicks is for small animals upper respiratory  health 
and I also but them in the bathroom for the steam relief , the bottle is 
labeled ferret R x but it works great just a dab on the chin and top of the 
nose. I didn't know if any one else had tried home remedies, and am very glad I 
found this site because my neighbors are upset for me keeping her alive and 
around the other 2 cats.now she does not play or clean the other 2cats she is 
very loving and loves to be inside, I still don't who she belonged to before 
but she does not want anything to with outside, thank goodness, all my 
neighbors have dogs, I think that is how she ended up in my backyard. Just 
don't know if any of this will help any one but the vet thinks that is why they 
are all doing so well, now if I can address my sneezing and itchy eyes, I rub 
them down with dryer sheets that have not been used and when brushing I use 
half downy and water in a spray bottle, it is more the hair falling then flying 
in the air, saliva is what is said to cause cat allergies for humans, so I 
don't know really I just know it helps me live with them since they all like to 
sleep right at my head and no one elses, no one else is allergic why do they 
target me.? Oh well, a very good lesson for the kids and a good addition to 
them family, I can't afford the best of care so I do a lot of research, any 
help would be great , Princess has stolen my heart, I want her to make it, she 
is the first animal I have been able to bond with since my dog was killed by 
the neighbors dogs in 09 he was my mother s day  present when we moved to Texas 
in 07. Ok well thanks for listening anyway 

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 ?My little found positive kitten, now growing cat I found was neutered last 
 week. He came thru ok.? As a precaution, 
 the vet gave fluids during the surgery b/c his bloodwork showed slightly 
 elevated in one of the kidney function
 areas which the vet thought might be due to dehydration.
 Sadly, he tested positive under the IFA test after testing positive under 
 ELISA in Nov. But he?seems ok. Unfortunately
 I have to keep him isolated.?Both tests were sent out, the ELISA cost 55 and 
 the IFA 85. 
 Is this the norm? If I didn't have other cats, I don't think I 
 would?do routine testing?if the cat was not showing any symptoms and i kept 
 the cat indoors.
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