Hello Marsha.
I happened across your p.s. in a message you sent a lady
about her pug dog.
About 15 years ago my wife ( an avid dog lover, with too many around to
count) came across a very simple protocol which has yielded splendid results in
cases of hip dysplasia. It consists of administering alfalfa tablets twice
daily (after stabilization, once daily is sufficient) in the amount of a minimum
of four tablets for dogs 4 to 10 lbs, increasing by 50 mg for each 5 pounds of
weight to a maximum of 12 (50 mg) tablets total. You can give more, as alfalfa
is totally non-toxic. Alfalfa contains some rather complicated alkaloids that
have a remarkable effect on dysplasia in dogs----also for acute pain-related
complications of the articulating joints......in human beings.
We have used this protocol on experimental human volunteers with,
sometimes, remarkable response. NOTHING we have evaluated in the last 10 years
has even approached this protocol......in effectiveness----or economy.
I believe you will be more than pleased with the result, if you
employ this on your beloved dog.
Our first case, many years ago, involved a beloved German
Sheppard male who was requiring 250 mg of Butylzolidone, daily, just for
sufficient relief to escape constant first-order pain. Additionally, he could
not stand without initial assistance. Within three days he became approximately
75% pain-free. Within 5 days he was gaining his feet unaided and was totally
pain-free. However, any time he went more than three days without alfalfa some
of his discomfort did return. He lived another 5 glorious years (he was 12 at
the time this treatment was begun), dying of natural causes at 17.
Do forgive my maudlin sentimentality, but even
the more stoic
technicians in life are sometimes moved by unfettered altruism.
Sincerely, Brooks.
Marsha Hallett wrote:
> >I've been giving 1/2 tsp CS to my 20 lb pug for her anxiety attacks. She
> >bites at imaginary bugs while making circles. This can last minutes to a
> >hour. Vet has had her on amatriptolene/phenabarbatol. These don't help and
> >make her hyper so I took her off them.
> >>CS for 10 days has eliminated 90% of her attacks.I don't know how but
> hooray
> >anyway! I want to keep her on a daily dose. Does any one know what kind of
> >amount is ok for long term use for her size?
> >Thanks-
> >Tami M
> >( I mix CS in a little baby food turkey. She slops water on the floor so I
> >know she gets every drop if mixed in turkey.)
>
> Dear Tami, I`m so glad CS is helping! Sounds like the vet was shooting in
> the dark. Phenobarb is for seizures, (which my Pug Willy has,) and Ami is an
> old med for depression.
> I took Prozac for depression when I was ill with Lyme. Since CS came into my
> life, I have no more Lyme and no more depression or PMS either.
> I do believe that CS can elevate the mood, how, who knows? Maybe by raising
> endorphins, or some such thing. Oh, to be able to do proper research...
> A dog doing repetitive stuff is similar to OCD in people,
> obsessive-compulsive disorder, which responds to Prozac. Ergo, CS and Prozac
> both work for that!
> Amazing stuff!
> Since to body eliminates CS easily, go ahead and keep giving her the dose.
> It won`t hurt her.
> You can clean her nose wrinkle and ears out with it too.
> Pugs, such amazing little people in dog suits...I`ve been owned by them for
> 34 years now!
> Good luck!
> Love,
> Marsha, Willy, and Tashy
> PS, I sure wish CS would stop the pain of dysplastic hips...poor Tashy has a
> lot of pain. :o(
>
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