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RE: Message Content animals and cancer

If lymphoma has indeed been identified, I can recommend a couple of supplements depending on if the animal is able to injest them. Which country are you from

 

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From: biophoton@yahoogroups.com [mailto:biophoton@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of kate@...
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2008 10:37 PM
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Hello friends~ I'm wondering if anyone knows of any alternative way to
screen for cancer besides biopsy and x rays. I have a 3 year old dog
who's been on a very conscientious raw diet with supplements, all
monitored and fine tuned by an animal kinesiologist and yet he might
have 'lymphoma'. He has several hard swollen lymph nodes at various
points and I don't want to submit him to any radiation to find out if
his lumps are cancerous. Does anyone know of any alternative methods
to test this type of thing? Can it be done with just kinesiology?

Many thanks in advance.... Kate


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Hello friends~ I'm wondering if anyone knows of any alternative way to screen for cancer besides biopsy and x rays. I have a 3 year old dog who's been on a...
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... Uncle John here: With our dogs, the vet does a simple needle biopsy and looks at the sample under a microscope to determine if it is cancerous. Most times...
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Thanks everyone for your doggie thoughts and advice. Much appreciated! My dogs do great on their raw diet as well. Raw ground up vegetables, some meat and...
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I know several people who have their dogs on raw diets. One in particular was able to heal a dog that her vet said would die on a raw diet. Tammy...
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correction- the vet didn't say she would die on a raw diet. the vet said she would die and the dog healed on a raw diet....
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If lymphoma has indeed been identified, I can recommend a couple of supplements depending on if the animal is able to injest them. Which country are you from ...
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