just to bear the pain enough to rise and relieve himself.....and his cries of pain in doing so were more than my wife could bear) As a last resort, my wife began administering alfalfa
as a supplement to his food.....within 5 days he could stand without pain; within 14 days he was able to run, pain free, and go up stairs without discomfort. We considered this, essentially, a miracle. Teddy lived an additional pain-free 5 years, succumbing to age-related complications in late 1998.
During the ensuing years we have informed dozens of friends, acquaintances, and veternarians of this protocol......with almost UNIVERSAL beneficial results. Some individuals informed that somewhat larger dosages were required for larger dogs ( 50 and over pounds).
MSM, Glucosamine Sulphate and Chrondroitin were not widely known supplements at the time our research was being conducted......but I am informed that Alfalfa meal, or tablets, still get results in cases not totally responsive to these later protocols.
Our researcher confessed he received his original inspiration from a woman who had written to Prevention Magazine back in the 1970s....revealing her wonderful results in saving her beloved German Sheppard suffering hip dysplasia, with alfalfa meal supplement.
I hope this information may prove of value to some on the list. I made a post covering the general parameters of this research some five or six years ago.....but since the Archives are no longer available I ask the indulgence of those of you who are, already,
aware of this protocol.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
p.s. Whenever we forgot, or ran out of alfalfa for a period of 5 to 7 days running, Teddy's
symptoms began to reappear......he received alfalfa supplementally the rest of his life.
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>Subjtect : Re: CS>Hip Dysplasia
>Date : Wed, 6 Sep 2006 18:29:32 -0400
>From : "Day Sutton"
>To : [email protected]
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>Yes they were both confirmed by xray...
>
>On 9/4/06, Pat
>>
>> Day said, "I cured "CURED" two of my Bernese Mountain
>> Dogs of Hip Dysplasia."
>>
>> Did you have xrays? My lab had hip dysplasia as shown
>> by xray when he was a few months old and had trouble
>> going up steps and was sore after playing. The only
>> solution would have been hip surgery at $2,000 each.
>> We gave him green-lipped mussel which inhibits
>> inflammation. He did fine as long as he didn't
>> overdo....he was a real couch potato. As soon as the
>> breeder saw the xray, his sire lost a certain part of
>> his anatomy and was retired from his enjoyable job.
>>
>> Pat
>>
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