I must have mentioned this before- my folks live in a rural area in the
mountains of California, and on occassion they went to the local vet
who lived up there. After all, he was used to diagnosing patients that
could not talk, so with the help of his amazing observational skills
AND the feedback from the talking patient, he was right on more often
than the human dr.
Now, unfortunately, I am seeing the reverse happen here- the same bogus
human drugs are being used on poor animals- can you imagine a dog on
prozac?
kathryn
On May 16, 2008, at 2:46 AM, Wayne Fugitt wrote:
The animal people have identified 700 diseases, all traced and linked
to vitamins and minerals,
and they can cure all of them, in short order. Some veterinarians do
in fact diagnose and treat humans. Likely they violate 10,000 laws.
Here is the way to do it.
Take your animal to the Vet, tell him the animal has the same
symptoms you do.
Then....... make notes on what the vet suggests for the dogs. Talk
about Beating the Law, .............. Tell him a Redneck told you,
Wayne, RNX
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