July 17, 2025 • 47 mins
We all seem to have pets with some form of emotional stress. What caused this? There are 3 stresses... Emotional, physical, and chemical, all interacting to create chaos in your pet and feed your stress. Yes, you transfer your stress to them too. Dr Dym and Pet Health Guru explain the problems and the way to fix it.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Any health related information on the following show provides general
information only. Content presented on any show by any host
or guests should not be substituted for a doctor's advice.
Always consult your physician before beginning any new diet, exercise,
or treatment program. And now it's time for Pet Health
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Cafe where your Pet has a Voice. And here's your host,
Bill the Pet Health Guru.
Speaker 2 (00:41):
And welcome to the Pet Health Cafe, this show where
your Pet has a Voice. This is Bill the Pet
Health Guru, and here we are on another Thursday night,
and we're loaded for bear tonight. I mean, we're going
to just go after a whole bunch of topics that
affect your pets and in most cases you're a part
of that as well. As always, we want you to
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you that you know. Let's get them watching this show tonight.
Uh subscribe obviously so you never miss another show, and
we would love for you to like it so that
we keep up in the algorithms. The chat room is open,
so we're open for comments and questions and things of
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that nature. Tonight's show, we're going to do something a
little bit different from the normal you know, food, food, food,
you know, drugs and that sort of thing. Although they'll
be involved in a lot of this. We're gonna talk
about emotions and you know, different stress points in your pet.
I think that when I bring my guest up, you
ought to do something for me, because this has been
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one of those weeks. Doctor Dim Are you there here?
Speaker 3 (01:47):
Nice to be here, Bill, Good, Good to join you again.
Speaker 2 (01:52):
Same here. Oh what a week. I mean, you know,
we talk a lot about stress and energy and all
that sort of and I had a discussion with one
client this week. It was like, you have to remember,
you have to remember every time you do something that
stressed out your dog. They're stressed out. They're just responding
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to you, aren't they.
Speaker 3 (02:15):
They sure are. There are literal psychic sponges, so they
take on the emotions of their environment and their guardians,
and so yeah, I mean, we have to be mindful
of what we put out there emotionally to our animals
because it does affect their ability to get well or
to remain well. So definitely an interesting topic.
Speaker 2 (02:38):
Yeah, it is, and I know that you mentioned that
you mentioned it, so I'm going to let you do
a little bit of what you want first, and you know,
you got some obvious ideas that you want to put
out there, and that's a great thing.
Speaker 3 (02:49):
Yeah, yeah, Well, I mean, you know, with emotional health,
as you know you mentioned, it starts with with you know,
a balanced home and environment, a bright home environment where
there's love and harmony. I mean, obviously we all have
difficult challenges at weeks that kind of thing, but we
all we have to be mindful, just like with our children,
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that our animals, as I said, do take on our stuff.
And so you know, I've had several cases over the
past several months, a couple shared with you where as
soon as I started doing the console for the animal,
going over diet and herbs and homeopathy you know into
the case, and as I started treating them, I realized, wow,
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you know, if I don't at least guide the guardian
over to speaking their own holistic healing, that it was
going to be difficult, if not impossible, to make progress
with the animal. And you know, I've encouraged some of
my clients to seek out you know, energy healers or
mental emotional support systems for themselves, you know, so that
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their animals can also achieved their healing ability, you know,
their maximum healing pretend and so you know, it is
something that you know, some of my colleagues over the
years have spoken about and fact, some of my colleagues
won't even treat animals these days without treating the guardians themselves.
They're actually you know, just like you work with people
from uh, you know, with the foods you know, both
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for themselves and the herbs and the botanicals for the
for the client, for the guardian. The same can be
true with homeopathy and energy medicine. If we're not treating
the whole house, that it's hard to make progress and
just part of the house.
Speaker 2 (04:35):
Yeah, you know, it's interesting because of course, in all
my years of in the business, and that'swort thing, I've
done a lot of different jobs from nutrition to you know, repping,
and one of the things that I did for a
while too earlier in my career is training animals, training
dogs and training trainers of dogs, and that whole part
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of that industry involved. It's not about a dog trainer
teaching your dog tricks, about training the owners, the guardians,
how to do it, how to gain that respect, how
to how that animal has got to look up to
you and believe in you. And you know, when we
get cancer cases and you believe that it's a death sentence,
where does the animal go?
Speaker 3 (05:19):
Yeah, exactly. We had a you know, a case you
and I that we shared this past a week or
two where, you know, a touching story of a young
woman who loves her animal and the dogs had so
many different allopathic diagnoses and treatments and still was going
pretty strong, and then came up with the big ce
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diagnosis and we were trying to encourage her maybe not
to go down the surgery path again with this particular animal.
And unfortunately, when cancer comes along, a lot of the
times the clients, you know, the fear steps in and
sometimes you know, clients are going to make decisions based
upon that, and all we can do in those circumstances
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is just preach what we preach, provide what we provide
in terms of herbals or support foods and if appropriate, homeopathy,
and just try and be there for the person, even
when they make decisions that you and I both you know,
would not make if it was for ourselves or our
own animals.
Speaker 2 (06:19):
You know, it's interesting. I have a couple of cases
going on that are more people related than they are
pet related, but it's through some of the pet parents.
And I have one elderly lady had all kinds of
health problems, heart surgery, you know, it's got high blood pressure,
you name it. She's got it on about fifteen different drugs.
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And the first thing was they want to do a
lung transplant. And I said why, And I said, is
she breathing? Is she alive? It's like, okay, if you're
breathing alive, obviously we're not at a death stage, and
we can we know that there could be a lot
of damage and stuff like that. But what have you
done along the way? And she brought it up that
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this lady has had this like her whole life. Well,
why are you waiting until now to try to do
something different?
Speaker 3 (07:10):
Right? Right?
Speaker 2 (07:10):
Where were you twenty years ago, thirty years ago? And
it's funny because one of the things that came into
it is of course breathing and things like that. She
has trouble breathing low oxygen absorption. Well, I said, well, women,
a lung is an organ that's where your transfer system
is going on between you know, oxygen and carbon dioxide.
In a ten thousand other chemicals that they're throwing into
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our air. But I said, if you're having trouble breathing,
that's more of a problem with the muscles of the diaphragm,
isn't it.
Speaker 3 (07:40):
Yeah, absolutely, that makes sense to me. You're in trouble
expanding your lungs. Yeah, so you know, so you know
at her age, and then you want to look at
and you want to look at the role stress plays
with that. Bill. I mean, you know, if your nervous
system is constantly in a fight or flight anxiety response,
then of course it's going to be the goal to
expand the lungs and the body. The body's going to
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hold that posture or that that resistance in the tissues.
So that leads to again problems oxygenating.
Speaker 2 (08:10):
Right, And of course the first thing that came up is,
you know, well, how do you do that? Well, it's
a muscle, So how do you build muscle good proteins,
good collagen and nutrients. And well, she's a vegetarian, she
doesn't want to eat meat. What do you say? You know,
that's half the battle right there, you know. And then
I started looking at it, and it's the same thing
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with blood problems because are certainly, you know, the arteries
are muscles. You have to build that and you know
it's all these things create through the starting with the
diet itself. Are starting that stress pattern, aren't they?
Speaker 3 (08:47):
Yeah? Absolutely, yeah, stress response and that gets stored in
the body and makes it difficult to function in these
different organ systems. In fact, you bring it to the
topic of today, I mean in the you know, the
emotional traumas that our animals experienced, the toxic traumas are
stored in the body in different in tissues at different levels,
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the energetic level, the mental, emotional level, and the physical level,
and it has to be treated at all those levels
to really achieve healing. And that's why I thought the
topic tonight would be good to go into a little bit,
would be the some of the options and the treatments
that are there for you know, a mental emotional strain
that's again embedded in the body as a as a trauma,
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as a as a toxic press.
Speaker 2 (09:34):
You know, last week I had and you know you
you were on the show, I had Morley Robbins, my
mineral guy, and we were talking about uties and he
studies of course on the human side, but of course
the same is true on the veterinary side, that uties
are primarily actually caused by a copper deficiency, and the
enzymes are free up the copper. And at towards the
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end of the show, I kind of threw in this
code coincides with the energy. I said, So if the
body is fighting this uti and we're drawing copper, the
mineral from other parts, we're creating kind of an imbalance.
Copper being the number one conductor of electricity, where's the
biggest users of it, the heart and the brain. Right,
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So if we start pulling, if we pull that copper
out of there where we need that transmission, what's happening
there right?
Speaker 3 (10:25):
Exactly? Good point.
Speaker 2 (10:27):
You know that brain is going to start going crazy.
The body is going to stress itself out because it's
creating its own by trying to heal its own.
Speaker 3 (10:36):
Yeah, makes sense, built interesting shelf.
Speaker 2 (10:39):
It's yeah, And I mean the whole thing with minerals.
And of course we know that hormone issues are tied
to minerals. You know, the minerals are involved in all
and most of the stress, isn't.
Speaker 3 (10:49):
It, absolutely, especially the trades minerals. Yeah, the ones that
we don't think about not the major macro minerals, which
are important as well, you know, the calciums, the magnesiums,
the phosphors, But it's all those trace minerals exactly.
Speaker 2 (11:03):
And of course even to activate them you need certain hormones,
which means that a lot of those more trace elements
and the smaller elements minerals have got to come into play.
And if we're deficient, we know our food is deficient,
you know, especially you know, plant material because of the
way we are doing agriculture here in the United States.
Of course, even our effects the meat supply because our
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herbivores are eating those same plants unless we have a
good natural pasture, and that's the way we're raising them.
But even like you take forges, especially when you go
up more up north where we have to feed hay
and silas during the winter months, all that stuff is
planted and they're only using three minerals. That's all they're
that's all they're adding to the soil. Everything else is
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becoming deplete because you can't keep planting it every single year.
So when we have these imbalances, now you've got stress,
Now you've got emotional problems, training problems, you know, most
of the training problems are mineral, are nutritionally based because
and of course creating that stress, every body doesn't feel good.
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How can adapt? Great?
Speaker 3 (12:10):
Absolutely good point. Yeah, And of course you know if
there's emotional stress, you know, it can act both ways.
One triggers the other and then they feed off each other.
It's you know, that's why it's so important to be
mindful of you know, what we can do, what roles
we can play to shift that, And like you said,
it's the minerals are are very very important. And you
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know a lot of these diseases are related to toxicity too.
The minerals are needed for that, to help with detoxification.
Speaker 2 (12:42):
You know, we did a couple of shows of you
know a few weeks back on seizures, right, isn't that
one of a prime isn't it a prime symptom of stress? Yes?
Speaker 3 (12:55):
Absolutely, yeah, sure it is. And so much of it's
arts at the you know, the level of the gut too,
like we spoke about, you know, the gout brain connection,
emotion connection, and you know, seizures are as we went
over in that show, epidemic in our animals today and
unless we take a holistic approach to it. It's we're
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never going to get on top of it. The answer
is not a drug, sure, although that's you know often
what's gone to by my conventional debt colleagues.
Speaker 2 (13:24):
Yeah, now on the conventional side, or I mean, let's
let's let's person all start with what you do as
far as diagnostics are concerned. You know, how how do
you evaluate.
Speaker 3 (13:35):
In terms of you know, mental emotional symptoms. I mean,
you know, what we do is, you know, we get
a thorough history in terms of the animal and homeopathy.
No matter what our case is, I'm always getting detailed
information on the mental, emotional and physical symptom totality of
my patient. So if they're coming in for a presenting
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complaint of one thing, I'm always asking questions about you
know everything about that animal. You know about their fears,
anxieties and irritability or aggression, what makes them feel better
or worse, what makes them improve? And we come up
with an individualized assessment of that patient, and then I
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usually match that symptom picture to a homeopathic remedy. And
that takes time. I mean, we have to get a
whole history over the life of the patient. It's not
just what's in front of us in that moment. It's
the whole picture. And then I'm using homeopathics, and if
it's mental emotional issues, I'm often using you know, gentle,
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you know therapeutics like flower essences to help put the
body back into balance. People often have heard of rescue remedy. Well,
there's a whole bunch of various flower essences that play
rolls in various mental emotional imbalances in our animals that
you know, play these essences can do have remarkable effects
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on healing. So again, it's about getting to know the
individual patient and what makes them unique or different from
another patient presenting with you know, a similar diagnosis. Of course,
an allopathic medicine. Our diagnostics are just based upon you know, hey,
your animals aggressive, your animals frightened. We'll send you to
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a trainer and then we'll put your animal on doggie
prozac or other antidepressants, trizidone, you know the latest one,
you know, Benzo Diiesepedes, whateever they may be. But you know,
really not much history taking in those cases.
Speaker 2 (15:38):
Yeah, and are those things actually helping this situation or
are they just masking symptoms?
Speaker 3 (15:42):
Well, if they work, the Western drugs are suppressing the symptoms.
I mean, to think our animals have a serotonin imbalance
deficiency that's causing their behavioral issues. I mean, even though
that's not even true with people, you know, to make
that a sup that even something that that might even
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be partially true in our animals is ludicrous and so
but a lot of times these drugs are so powerful
and they are acting on neurotransmitters that they are having
an effect on the brain. Sometimes it can be improvement
for a period of time before usually the animal gets
sicker or the animals can get worse, just like with
people on those type of medications. The aggression can get worse,
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the fears can get worse, the side effects are tremendous.
So yeah, that's how the drug path usually works with
our animals. And there are so many animals now on
prescription medications for emotional issues, just like there are for
all the other chronic diseases in our animals. And so
my goal is to try in and hopefully, you know,
throughout the show tonight, raise awareness to some of the
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options to treat mental emotional imbalances without having to you know,
consider prescription drugs or harsh training techniques.
Speaker 2 (16:58):
You know, it's interesting thing because you know, you and
I go back a lot of years, and you know
when we first started working together, you know, we with
the rescue that we had, we ended up with a
whole bunch of your keys that were basically mercury toxic
through because of the medical procedures that sort of thing.
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And you know, we could actually watch these animals go
from being cute, cuddly puppies to the fear, the fears
and the separation anxiety, and at some point, all of
a sudden, they would just snap and go into a
seizure like state, attack their owners, and then snap out
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of it just as fast as they did, like you know,
and there's mommy or daddy standing there bleeding all over
the place, and they're like wagging their tail like you
know what happened. They really sometimes just go completely out
of it. And that's you know, that's basically you know,
when we look at stress, you're looking at physical, emotional,
and chemical. That was almost all that chemical stress, wasn't it.
Speaker 3 (18:03):
Yeah. And plus you could throw in the injections, well.
Speaker 2 (18:07):
That's that's where it was coming from. You Yeah, a
lot of it because that was mercury poisoning? Where did
it come from? Aluminum poisoning? I mean that's a you know,
the aluminiums in everything, including roundup and things of that
nature that we're all exposed to on a daily basis,
and uh, you know, it makes it tough to balance
that out. We're gonna be right back after a quick message.
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Speaker 2 (20:36):
Healthier and welcome back to the Pet Health Cafe to
show where your Pet has a voice. This is build
a Pet Health Guru along with doctor Michael dim and
we're talking about emotional trauma stress and how it affects
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our our pets. Again, I want to remind people that
the chat room is open. Share this program with as
many people as you can so that they too can
help their animal. Now we know the stressors that are
out the condition actually the chemical, emotional and physical stresses.
We just mentioned a group of your keys that we
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did that sort of thing. Now, one of the things
that you and I both probably see more than any
Everybody wants to be a rescuer. Now and they rescue
a pet and they come in and they have some
have they start describing the issues that they have. The
first thing out of their mouth is, well, I rescued them.
This dog was horribly abused. It was beaten, it was
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dragged behind a truck, run over by a tractor, all
these conditions to try to justify the dogs having these issues,
and in many cases it was none of these. I
mean the animal the abuse beforehand was probably the diet,
the drugs they've been both you know, administered for preventions
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and who knows what else, and it's an accumulation of chemical, emotional,
and physical stressors that are creating these issues. Am I right?
Speaker 3 (22:15):
Absolutely absolutely, it's all of those things. Yeah, you know,
and you know, it's like it's all those things that
add up. I mean, it's you know. And we also
have to realize that when we start treating these patients
with all this toxicity or traumas built up in it,
that these animals are going to go through some house
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cleaning or detoxification during their healing. And I have so
many clients, not so many, but I've had a few
clients lately. One the other day, I did a house
call where she was like, well, I don't think I
could handle my dog getting diarrhea vomiting as part of
as part of healing. And I said, there's no quick
way through it. I mean, it's all those stressors that
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you mentioned, they're in the body and all these different
layers levels, the mental, emotional, physical level in order to
heal has to come out.
Speaker 2 (23:09):
Yeah, I mean, it makes it, you know. And I
run across this a lot too. It's like, oh, well,
every time my dog eats beef or you you know,
whatever happens to be, whatever product it is, you know,
they're freaking out. He can't handle it. No, he's handling
exactly the way he should. Because every food, every different
herb and botanical and herbs and botanicals are foods. They
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take out very specific types of toxins. So if beef
is if beef is causing them to vomit or have
loose stools or diarrhea, that toxin is already inside the body.
That's housekeeping is all it is, right, and they have
to understand that. And of course, on that note, okay,
the dog goes out vomits. I mean, I know, even
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with my own experience with mine because of past training,
if you will conditioning, when she does it, he turns
around and looks at me like, am I gonna get beat?
Because the energy that she has developed with other people
is oh my god, that's bad. I got rushed to
the you know, the emergency room or whatever. And I
just look at her and say, that's okay, just keep going,
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keep eating, okays, and she's fine. But that stress is
like when you go, oh my god, my dog is sick.
What's the dog? What is the dog feeling at that
point in time?
Speaker 3 (24:25):
Exactly?
Speaker 2 (24:26):
Yeah, how much stress did you transfer to that poor animal.
And they don't reason like we do. They're just instinctive.
It's like, okay, what did I do?
Speaker 3 (24:36):
Right?
Speaker 2 (24:37):
You know? I throw up, I eat, I poop, I
do you know? I drink water. That's what I'm designed
to do in nature. You know, everything beyond that is
man made.
Speaker 3 (24:50):
Yeah, there's so much transference, Bill, I mean, it's like
at this house goal I just made the other day,
you know, the Guardian. You know again, the dog got
a long history of digest issues, was on a cook diet.
I said, well, what about raw? And she's like, well,
you know, I went through hell with raw and she
had diarrhea and vomiting and couldn't handle any of it.
And you know, I try to explain some of the
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things that we're talking about here. And then she said, well,
she has so much trauma from people before she came
to me, and she gets along with dogs so well.
But people have abused and the energy of fear and
trepidation and worry. I mean, that's the transference that happens
and makes it very challenging sometimes for our animals to
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heal in that sort of environment. And so, you know,
here I was, you know, trying to preach what I
usually do, including you know, SPEC's appropriate diet and some detoxification,
and I really couldn't go there because she wasn't ready
to handle it. So I ended up, you know, kind
of giving her some more delicate emotional feeling technique or measures,
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including flower essences as I mentioned earlier, which are very nice,
gentle homeopathics and very low potency. I also refer to
to a type of modality known as the emotion code,
which is something that some energy practitioners are skilled in
to happen to storage traumas in the patient. And so
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she seemed open to that, but she wasn't open to
the animal possibly getting diarrhea or vomiting on any level.
Speaker 2 (26:27):
And to be honest, most of the time, if those
got diarrhea, loose schools actually having a hard stool because
of the chemicals they put into commercial food causes them
to strain, sometimes causes pain, which is better, just get
it out of the system.
Speaker 3 (26:44):
I mean, right, purge it, yeah, a little bit. I mean,
it doesn't have to be horrible. I mean that's why
you and I, with our skill levels, we try to,
you know, again, encourage healthy detoxification they don't want to
overwhelm our animal patients to the point of, you know,
total disarray. But you know, so I was stuck with
just as I said, you know, just mentioning some general modalities.
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But I even said there that I said. But even
if they start healing on the mental emotional level with
some of these other you know, techniques, whether it be reiki,
the emotion code, the body code, these different general emotional
systems of healing, the toxins still have to come out,
the traumas still have to be processed, you know, in
the animal. And so that's going to lead to some
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quote unquote distress and people have to realize that, you know,
in order to heal it, you have to feel it.
Speaker 2 (27:38):
Yeah, exactly. And you know the thing is the other
thing I run into a lot too. It's like, you know,
because of where I sit in the in the industry,
when people come to me and it's like I've been
feeding wrong. You know, we just found out about you.
I know, we can do it better. I know you
do a lot with herbals and botanicals and things of
that nature. But and I've done everything right for the
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time that we got that dog, and we're still having
these problems that appear to be toxicities and stuff like that.
What am I doing wrong? Well, how many generations going back?
Did mom, grandmom, great grandmom have all these things put
in their body and that was transferred through the blood.
They were born this way, right, They were born with
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that chemical stressors which does create some of the emotional
does create, you know, some of the physical stress. You know,
and when we look at physical stresses as well, things
like joint problems, isn't that a major issue?
Speaker 3 (28:36):
Absolutely sure it is. I mean, it's being the toxins
are being carried at the level of the joints, and
you know, the the energetics of it too, Bill, is
it's not just the material toxicity that's transferred across generations.
It's the energetic imprint of whether it be the injections
that have been given to these animals over many generations,
(28:57):
or whether it be abuse or toxes and the home
emotional I'm talking about, those get stored in the body
and they manifest on the physical. So a lot of
times people that are animals that are under chronic emotional
distress and and dissease will end up developing back problems
(29:18):
or joint problems or other issues. So it does work
both ways. Like you said, it's a build up of
these physical toxins, but it's also we have to be
mindful of how the mind body connection, how the mental
emotional stresses that our animals are under, can create their
own diseases and pathologies.
Speaker 2 (29:35):
Like a dozen people, you know, one of the ways
that one things I think that a lot of the
pet owners out there listening, and if you want to
comment on it, and if anybody wants to comment on us,
I really like to know. How is it that when
head owners bring their pets to my Paleo pet for instance,
or the oldcs to Pet Telly, the dogs walk in
the door wagging their tails, pulling at the least, can't
(29:58):
get in it can't wait to get in and see
the girls and are just like going crazy in love
with where they are. And yet you pull into the
parking lot of the average animal hospitals right and you
see you see the owner wrestling, if you will, with
the dog to try to just get them in the door.
(30:18):
You sit down on the bench waiting the wid you
can be called. The dog is shaking and whimpering and
can't get trying to get inside your body actually, because
why that's stress.
Speaker 3 (30:31):
Yeah, and you know, they also know that the last
time they were there, they got injection A B or
C and they felt like garbage afterwards. So the Pavlov
dog responsors saying, Hey, I'm going in there and I'm
feeling all these I don't feel good after I leave there,
or or or I don't really feel the energy of
(30:51):
of the of the place. And like you said, I mean,
I've worked in animal hospitals over many decades obviously, and
I've seen that what you just described, that's just you know,
the animals are growling, they're suspicious, they're frightened, they're you know,
they're they're running away. And so yeah, versus when you
see like a place like a high vibrational place of
(31:11):
healing like your you know, like the like the olvs,
the pet Deli or the my Palio pet or a
zen environment of a holistic practitioner. It's just the animals,
you know, they know, I don't have any I see
patients out of my own home, and I don't know,
I haven't had too many aggressive animals come my way.
(31:33):
It's just it's very informal. It's in my living room area.
I have a view of a nice canal and it's
very zen like and people. I don't have animals trying
to bite me. I don't need to use a muzzle.
Speaker 4 (31:45):
You know.
Speaker 3 (31:45):
It's it's really interesting.
Speaker 2 (31:47):
Yeah. Well the other part of that too, is like
my paleo pet and probably your your home, and it's
something you're not using a lot of toxic chemicals. That
animal hospital is being cleansed and disinfected with so many
so much garbage, yep. I mean you can imagine what's
going in that nose of that dog and where it's
(32:08):
registering on that brain and with the whole body, and
it's like, you know, it's like us walk in If
we walked into a dog food manufacturer and walked into
the rendering part of it where you've got all those
rotten meat decomposing and everything else, we'd be totally turned off.
Two we'd be out the door with that.
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to stew on that one.
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Speaker 2 (34:15):
You're in a pet health cafe to show where your
pet has a voice. This is build a Pet Health
guru along with doctor Michael Dimmon. We're talking about stress
and you know, obviously detox comes into it the only
emotional stuff they go into it now one of the
things that you mentioned, and of course I deal with
it all the time too. Well, when I did this
dietary chain, how long am I going to be confronted
(34:35):
with either vomiting or diarrhea? And people have to realize
first off, that detox isn't like running roto ruter through
your you know, your drain system. It doesn't all flush
out at one time. You're working all the way down
actually almost on. Actually at a mitochondrial level, the cells
have got to clean themselves out. We have to get
(34:56):
rid of dead cells as well that have been poisoned
and deformed. That's what cancer cells are, is the form selves.
We have to get rid of all this stuff. And
depending on the amount of toxins that are in the body,
that's going to be one of only one of the factors.
What's your animal exposed to on a daily basis? What
is doctor dim what are some of the main stressors
(35:17):
that people tell you that you identify when you're talking to.
Speaker 3 (35:20):
Them on a daily basis. I mean, yeah, basically the
things you're talking about, Bill, I mean, you know, the
toxins in the environment, the you know, I mean people,
you know, I mean a lot of them are asleep,
to be honest with you, and don't even know what's
going on around. So I have to enlighten them, i know,
you know, so they don't they don't know if they
(35:40):
are telling me much. You know, I'm telling them about
the air and the water and the injections and the
topicals and the diets and but those all those are
the main stressors and keeping the top of the show. Though,
as I said, it's the mental emotional toxicity that or
abuse or fears or you know, you know, very unhealthy
(36:04):
emotions that are stored in the body. Those are some
of the toxic stresses that I try and tell people
we have to address.
Speaker 2 (36:11):
It's funny, I had I had a consult this afternoon
and a couple's been with us for a long time.
They've been feeding raw unfortunately their breed that was given
to them by their daughter who abandoned the dog. You know, mom,
I can't take care of it. Now. I'm growing up
and I'm moving out on my own, and happens to
(36:31):
be a pug, and we know that they are a
genetic wreck to start with. And this dog all of
a sudden started having what appears to be some hip
and joint issues eight years old, and so I started
going down through the whole thing. You know, I know,
you've been in client forever. You know you're doing you know,
you're feeding wrong everything else. And then during the console
it comes out, well, you know they've been still doing
(36:54):
their six month allopathic wellness checks, have been on a
heartworm remedy, have been on a flea remedy, up to
date with you know, she asked me, She says, well,
what vaccines do they really need at eight years old?
It's like, you know, so they've been following trying to
do half of it the right way, and here the
dog is now breaking down because of the experience on
(37:17):
the allopathic side. It's the actual side effects, like we
talked about with you know, seizures. You know, they're all
looking for that flea product that you know, heartworm medicine.
That's that's you know, not going to create a seizure
when the package says causes seizures. I mean, right, you
can't get any more black and white than that can.
Speaker 3 (37:37):
You No, No, not at all. And you know it's
like interesting you bring up your point of all these toxins,
you know, with the latest I posted on my social
media wall about the new year long injection flee control
now in animals made by one of the drug companies,
where you get an injection and the flea medicine works
(38:00):
for a year. Oh it sounds great, no fleas for
a year, But I mean the the ramifications of you know,
quote unquote, I don't even want to call them medications,
poisons like that are just tremendous.
Speaker 2 (38:12):
Well, you know, I mean when I sent that to you,
it was you know, first off, the product itself, but
the other thing was the number of veterinarians that were
responding to it that this is the greatest thing since
slice bread. It's like, what are the side That's why
I think I put in my post when I send
it to you, is like I didn't see any mention
of side effects, you know, and how do they know?
(38:35):
How how do they know it's going to last a year?
In realistic terms, you know, if you're testing it unfairly
immune healthy animals, you're not going to get fleas anyway.
Speaker 3 (38:45):
That's true.
Speaker 2 (38:46):
If I'm going to do a clinic, if I'm going to
do a clinical trial, I think I'm going to trustest
this product on all raw fed animals with no injections.
And oh it lasted a year. Now let me give
it to the one that is up to day. Since
they said, you know, the cheapest generic dog food on
the market, taking all these medications, you think the results
(39:10):
would be a little bit different.
Speaker 3 (39:12):
Yeah, exactly, you know, I mean they would gould be.
It's funny, you know. You and I talk also about
the the social media that's both holistic and non holistic,
that played both sides of it. And I saw an
infomercial from someone who I respect very much and they
were talking about heartworm. Now, that's one thing you don't
(39:35):
want to be without, is a heartworm prevention.
Speaker 2 (39:37):
And you know, you.
Speaker 3 (39:39):
Can do all these other things, but when I take
my dogs out in the field, I make sure they're
on their monthly And this was a quote unquote holistic
resource for you know, and for the for the world.
And when I see things like that, it just really
upsets me because it goes totally against a non fear based,
you know, approach to health that we're trying to bring
(40:01):
about here. Once the emotion of fear steps in, we
get all sorts of you know, other issues and other problems,
and that leads to the use of drugs that they
don't need or that aren't necessary, or shots that they
don't need. It's just so to keep with the show.
As I said, it's the we have to keep ourselves
(40:22):
strong and not let those elements of fear in, which
is what's always talk. That's what the basis of Western
medicine is. It's to frighten you to doing a test
or to getting a treatment. You don't do it, You're
gonna get this and got to stay immune to that
as best we can.
Speaker 2 (40:39):
Yeah, it's you know, and it's funny because, you know,
especially when you mentioned is listic A doing you know,
a commercial heartworm drug. We've been preaching of course natural
herbs and we have several of them. We can use
it for heartworm. And we've had clients over the years
that you know, they go in and oh, yeah, you
(41:00):
have to have it, you have to have it, and
it's like, no, I'm doing it naturally. Well, what are
you using? Things like black walnut, hull, pissia bar you know,
and we you know my heartwoman parasite blend from biocomplete
and they say, oh, I don't know anything about that.
And you go back six months later for a checkup.
And it's the same conversation, right, owners that go in
(41:22):
and give them the information off the internet and what
this stuff does, go back in six months later, I
don't know anything about it. As a practitioner, if you
care so little about my animal that you're not willing
to spend two three four minutes researching and looking this
stuff up, why should I spend money with you?
Speaker 3 (41:40):
I agree, Bill Well said, I'll put.
Speaker 2 (41:43):
You know and you know, but we're taught that we
have to do this. What we had about three minutes,
four minutes here left. What kind of things do you
sometimes recommend for these stressors? And then how can people
reach you?
Speaker 3 (41:55):
Well, like I said, I use the flower essences. I
have people, I have clients that work with reiki healers
and energy healers, and you know, do types of therapy
like emotion code and the body code, and you know,
and use homeopathy to address mental emotional imbalances. So you know,
it's all it's a it's a whole holistic approach. And
(42:19):
you know, I remove obstacles to cure, and that means
the things we talk about every week on the show
that you know, we remove the obstacles of poor diet
and you know, unnecessary drugs, chemicals, injections that they don't need.
But they can reach me at my website, which is
doctordimm dot com. That's d O C T O R
D y M dot com. That has all my information
(42:42):
and my contact information, more information on my practice. And
I'm proud to say many of my cases I work
hand in hand alongside Bill from my value.
Speaker 2 (42:51):
Yeah. Yeah, we do do quite a bit together. And
then you know, I've appreciated that over the years. You know,
so much of this stuff. I mean, even even when
I look at look at a little bit differently. Of course,
I'm trying to change the diet to clean out those toxins,
and I look at different herbs of course, liver and
kidney and things like that. But even with our stress
and anxiety blend, if I combine that with CBD oil, yes,
(43:13):
which is which helps target the areas where the stress is.
One of the things that we found with like things
like valerium and came a meal and things that we
put in our stress formula. It was a lot like
when I was talking last week on Urinary Trap. Why
that stuff works is not because it's a drug, but
because it's basically moving in the necessary nutrients and minerals,
(43:38):
minerals that they're rebounds and they can draw off of it,
and that's going into you know, nutritionally is going to
help settle that body down. And you know, hopefully that's
you know that that's probably one of the biggest things
that I've found is making sure that we get as
many minerals in and in a natural form, not in
the supplement form, but in a natural food because the
(43:59):
body knows exactly what to do with it. Doing the
body for twenty four forty eight hours and the body
gets rid of it, unlike any kind of drug that
stays there wherever, you know. And so with that being said,
been a great show. I think we've put out a
lot of good information in this one, a lot of
different stuff hopefully that you know, people can you know,
(44:20):
learn off of it, change their lifestyles, to adjust to
these problems, work through the problems with their animals, one
step at a time. It's not going to happen overnight,
and you know we'll have many, many, many more successes.
That's saying thank you everybody for watching. We'll be back
again in another week after dim. Thank you as always,
(44:40):
Thank you Bill, good night, everybody, good night.
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Cafe where your Pet has a Voice. And here's your host,
Bill the Pet Health Guru.
Speaker 2 (00:41):
And welcome to the Pet Health Cafe, this show where
your Pet has a Voice. This is Bill the Pet
Health Guru, and here we are on another Thursday night,
and we're loaded for bear tonight. I mean, we're going
to just go after a whole bunch of topics that
affect your pets and in most cases you're a part
of that as well. As always, we want you to
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(01:22):
that nature. Tonight's show, we're going to do something a
little bit different from the normal you know, food, food, food,
you know, drugs and that sort of thing. Although they'll
be involved in a lot of this. We're gonna talk
about emotions and you know, different stress points in your pet.
I think that when I bring my guest up, you
ought to do something for me, because this has been
(01:44):
one of those weeks. Doctor Dim Are you there here?
Speaker 3 (01:47):
Nice to be here, Bill, Good, Good to join you again.
Speaker 2 (01:52):
Same here. Oh what a week. I mean, you know,
we talk a lot about stress and energy and all
that sort of and I had a discussion with one
client this week. It was like, you have to remember,
you have to remember every time you do something that
stressed out your dog. They're stressed out. They're just responding
(02:14):
to you, aren't they.
Speaker 3 (02:15):
They sure are. There are literal psychic sponges, so they
take on the emotions of their environment and their guardians,
and so yeah, I mean, we have to be mindful
of what we put out there emotionally to our animals
because it does affect their ability to get well or
to remain well. So definitely an interesting topic.
Speaker 2 (02:38):
Yeah, it is, and I know that you mentioned that
you mentioned it, so I'm going to let you do
a little bit of what you want first, and you know,
you got some obvious ideas that you want to put
out there, and that's a great thing.
Speaker 3 (02:49):
Yeah, yeah, Well, I mean, you know, with emotional health,
as you know you mentioned, it starts with with you know,
a balanced home and environment, a bright home environment where
there's love and harmony. I mean, obviously we all have
difficult challenges at weeks that kind of thing, but we
all we have to be mindful, just like with our children,
(03:11):
that our animals, as I said, do take on our stuff.
And so you know, I've had several cases over the
past several months, a couple shared with you where as
soon as I started doing the console for the animal,
going over diet and herbs and homeopathy you know into
the case, and as I started treating them, I realized, wow,
(03:34):
you know, if I don't at least guide the guardian
over to speaking their own holistic healing, that it was
going to be difficult, if not impossible, to make progress
with the animal. And you know, I've encouraged some of
my clients to seek out you know, energy healers or
mental emotional support systems for themselves, you know, so that
(03:58):
their animals can also achieved their healing ability, you know,
their maximum healing pretend and so you know, it is
something that you know, some of my colleagues over the
years have spoken about and fact, some of my colleagues
won't even treat animals these days without treating the guardians themselves.
They're actually you know, just like you work with people
from uh, you know, with the foods you know, both
(04:19):
for themselves and the herbs and the botanicals for the
for the client, for the guardian. The same can be
true with homeopathy and energy medicine. If we're not treating
the whole house, that it's hard to make progress and
just part of the house.
Speaker 2 (04:35):
Yeah, you know, it's interesting because of course, in all
my years of in the business, and that'swort thing, I've
done a lot of different jobs from nutrition to you know, repping,
and one of the things that I did for a
while too earlier in my career is training animals, training
dogs and training trainers of dogs, and that whole part
(04:58):
of that industry involved. It's not about a dog trainer
teaching your dog tricks, about training the owners, the guardians,
how to do it, how to gain that respect, how
to how that animal has got to look up to
you and believe in you. And you know, when we
get cancer cases and you believe that it's a death sentence,
where does the animal go?
Speaker 3 (05:19):
Yeah, exactly. We had a you know, a case you
and I that we shared this past a week or
two where, you know, a touching story of a young
woman who loves her animal and the dogs had so
many different allopathic diagnoses and treatments and still was going
pretty strong, and then came up with the big ce
(05:40):
diagnosis and we were trying to encourage her maybe not
to go down the surgery path again with this particular animal.
And unfortunately, when cancer comes along, a lot of the
times the clients, you know, the fear steps in and
sometimes you know, clients are going to make decisions based
upon that, and all we can do in those circumstances
(06:01):
is just preach what we preach, provide what we provide
in terms of herbals or support foods and if appropriate, homeopathy,
and just try and be there for the person, even
when they make decisions that you and I both you know,
would not make if it was for ourselves or our
own animals.
Speaker 2 (06:19):
You know, it's interesting. I have a couple of cases
going on that are more people related than they are
pet related, but it's through some of the pet parents.
And I have one elderly lady had all kinds of
health problems, heart surgery, you know, it's got high blood pressure,
you name it. She's got it on about fifteen different drugs.
(06:42):
And the first thing was they want to do a
lung transplant. And I said why, And I said, is
she breathing? Is she alive? It's like, okay, if you're
breathing alive, obviously we're not at a death stage, and
we can we know that there could be a lot
of damage and stuff like that. But what have you
done along the way? And she brought it up that
(07:02):
this lady has had this like her whole life. Well,
why are you waiting until now to try to do
something different?
Speaker 3 (07:10):
Right? Right?
Speaker 2 (07:10):
Where were you twenty years ago, thirty years ago? And
it's funny because one of the things that came into
it is of course breathing and things like that. She
has trouble breathing low oxygen absorption. Well, I said, well, women,
a lung is an organ that's where your transfer system
is going on between you know, oxygen and carbon dioxide.
In a ten thousand other chemicals that they're throwing into
(07:33):
our air. But I said, if you're having trouble breathing,
that's more of a problem with the muscles of the diaphragm,
isn't it.
Speaker 3 (07:40):
Yeah, absolutely, that makes sense to me. You're in trouble
expanding your lungs. Yeah, so you know, so you know
at her age, and then you want to look at
and you want to look at the role stress plays
with that. Bill. I mean, you know, if your nervous
system is constantly in a fight or flight anxiety response,
then of course it's going to be the goal to
expand the lungs and the body. The body's going to
(08:03):
hold that posture or that that resistance in the tissues.
So that leads to again problems oxygenating.
Speaker 2 (08:10):
Right, And of course the first thing that came up is,
you know, well, how do you do that? Well, it's
a muscle, So how do you build muscle good proteins,
good collagen and nutrients. And well, she's a vegetarian, she
doesn't want to eat meat. What do you say? You know,
that's half the battle right there, you know. And then
I started looking at it, and it's the same thing
(08:31):
with blood problems because are certainly, you know, the arteries
are muscles. You have to build that and you know
it's all these things create through the starting with the
diet itself. Are starting that stress pattern, aren't they?
Speaker 3 (08:47):
Yeah? Absolutely, yeah, stress response and that gets stored in
the body and makes it difficult to function in these
different organ systems. In fact, you bring it to the
topic of today, I mean in the you know, the
emotional traumas that our animals experienced, the toxic traumas are
stored in the body in different in tissues at different levels,
(09:10):
the energetic level, the mental, emotional level, and the physical level,
and it has to be treated at all those levels
to really achieve healing. And that's why I thought the
topic tonight would be good to go into a little bit,
would be the some of the options and the treatments
that are there for you know, a mental emotional strain
that's again embedded in the body as a as a trauma,
(09:33):
as a as a toxic press.
Speaker 2 (09:34):
You know, last week I had and you know you
you were on the show, I had Morley Robbins, my
mineral guy, and we were talking about uties and he
studies of course on the human side, but of course
the same is true on the veterinary side, that uties
are primarily actually caused by a copper deficiency, and the
enzymes are free up the copper. And at towards the
(09:57):
end of the show, I kind of threw in this
code coincides with the energy. I said, So if the
body is fighting this uti and we're drawing copper, the
mineral from other parts, we're creating kind of an imbalance.
Copper being the number one conductor of electricity, where's the
biggest users of it, the heart and the brain. Right,
(10:17):
So if we start pulling, if we pull that copper
out of there where we need that transmission, what's happening
there right?
Speaker 3 (10:25):
Exactly? Good point.
Speaker 2 (10:27):
You know that brain is going to start going crazy.
The body is going to stress itself out because it's
creating its own by trying to heal its own.
Speaker 3 (10:36):
Yeah, makes sense, built interesting shelf.
Speaker 2 (10:39):
It's yeah, And I mean the whole thing with minerals.
And of course we know that hormone issues are tied
to minerals. You know, the minerals are involved in all
and most of the stress, isn't.
Speaker 3 (10:49):
It, absolutely, especially the trades minerals. Yeah, the ones that
we don't think about not the major macro minerals, which
are important as well, you know, the calciums, the magnesiums,
the phosphors, But it's all those trace minerals exactly.
Speaker 2 (11:03):
And of course even to activate them you need certain hormones,
which means that a lot of those more trace elements
and the smaller elements minerals have got to come into play.
And if we're deficient, we know our food is deficient,
you know, especially you know, plant material because of the
way we are doing agriculture here in the United States.
Of course, even our effects the meat supply because our
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herbivores are eating those same plants unless we have a
good natural pasture, and that's the way we're raising them.
But even like you take forges, especially when you go
up more up north where we have to feed hay
and silas during the winter months, all that stuff is
planted and they're only using three minerals. That's all they're
that's all they're adding to the soil. Everything else is
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becoming deplete because you can't keep planting it every single year.
So when we have these imbalances, now you've got stress,
Now you've got emotional problems, training problems, you know, most
of the training problems are mineral, are nutritionally based because
and of course creating that stress, every body doesn't feel good.
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How can adapt? Great?
Speaker 3 (12:10):
Absolutely good point. Yeah, And of course you know if
there's emotional stress, you know, it can act both ways.
One triggers the other and then they feed off each other.
It's you know, that's why it's so important to be
mindful of you know, what we can do, what roles
we can play to shift that, And like you said,
it's the minerals are are very very important. And you
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know a lot of these diseases are related to toxicity too.
The minerals are needed for that, to help with detoxification.
Speaker 2 (12:42):
You know, we did a couple of shows of you
know a few weeks back on seizures, right, isn't that
one of a prime isn't it a prime symptom of stress? Yes?
Speaker 3 (12:55):
Absolutely, yeah, sure it is. And so much of it's
arts at the you know, the level of the gut too,
like we spoke about, you know, the gout brain connection,
emotion connection, and you know, seizures are as we went
over in that show, epidemic in our animals today and
unless we take a holistic approach to it. It's we're
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never going to get on top of it. The answer
is not a drug, sure, although that's you know often
what's gone to by my conventional debt colleagues.
Speaker 2 (13:24):
Yeah, now on the conventional side, or I mean, let's
let's let's person all start with what you do as
far as diagnostics are concerned. You know, how how do
you evaluate.
Speaker 3 (13:35):
In terms of you know, mental emotional symptoms. I mean,
you know, what we do is, you know, we get
a thorough history in terms of the animal and homeopathy.
No matter what our case is, I'm always getting detailed
information on the mental, emotional and physical symptom totality of
my patient. So if they're coming in for a presenting
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complaint of one thing, I'm always asking questions about you
know everything about that animal. You know about their fears,
anxieties and irritability or aggression, what makes them feel better
or worse, what makes them improve? And we come up
with an individualized assessment of that patient, and then I
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usually match that symptom picture to a homeopathic remedy. And
that takes time. I mean, we have to get a
whole history over the life of the patient. It's not
just what's in front of us in that moment. It's
the whole picture. And then I'm using homeopathics, and if
it's mental emotional issues, I'm often using you know, gentle,
(14:41):
you know therapeutics like flower essences to help put the
body back into balance. People often have heard of rescue remedy. Well,
there's a whole bunch of various flower essences that play
rolls in various mental emotional imbalances in our animals that
you know, play these essences can do have remarkable effects
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on healing. So again, it's about getting to know the
individual patient and what makes them unique or different from
another patient presenting with you know, a similar diagnosis. Of course,
an allopathic medicine. Our diagnostics are just based upon you know, hey,
your animals aggressive, your animals frightened. We'll send you to
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a trainer and then we'll put your animal on doggie
prozac or other antidepressants, trizidone, you know the latest one,
you know, Benzo Diiesepedes, whateever they may be. But you know,
really not much history taking in those cases.
Speaker 2 (15:38):
Yeah, and are those things actually helping this situation or
are they just masking symptoms?
Speaker 3 (15:42):
Well, if they work, the Western drugs are suppressing the symptoms.
I mean, to think our animals have a serotonin imbalance
deficiency that's causing their behavioral issues. I mean, even though
that's not even true with people, you know, to make
that a sup that even something that that might even
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be partially true in our animals is ludicrous and so
but a lot of times these drugs are so powerful
and they are acting on neurotransmitters that they are having
an effect on the brain. Sometimes it can be improvement
for a period of time before usually the animal gets
sicker or the animals can get worse, just like with
people on those type of medications. The aggression can get worse,
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the fears can get worse, the side effects are tremendous.
So yeah, that's how the drug path usually works with
our animals. And there are so many animals now on
prescription medications for emotional issues, just like there are for
all the other chronic diseases in our animals. And so
my goal is to try in and hopefully, you know,
throughout the show tonight, raise awareness to some of the
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options to treat mental emotional imbalances without having to you know,
consider prescription drugs or harsh training techniques.
Speaker 2 (16:58):
You know, it's interesting thing because you know, you and
I go back a lot of years, and you know
when we first started working together, you know, we with
the rescue that we had, we ended up with a
whole bunch of your keys that were basically mercury toxic
through because of the medical procedures that sort of thing.
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And you know, we could actually watch these animals go
from being cute, cuddly puppies to the fear, the fears
and the separation anxiety, and at some point, all of
a sudden, they would just snap and go into a
seizure like state, attack their owners, and then snap out
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of it just as fast as they did, like you know,
and there's mommy or daddy standing there bleeding all over
the place, and they're like wagging their tail like you
know what happened. They really sometimes just go completely out
of it. And that's you know, that's basically you know,
when we look at stress, you're looking at physical, emotional,
and chemical. That was almost all that chemical stress, wasn't it.
Speaker 3 (18:03):
Yeah. And plus you could throw in the injections, well.
Speaker 2 (18:07):
That's that's where it was coming from. You Yeah, a
lot of it because that was mercury poisoning? Where did
it come from? Aluminum poisoning? I mean that's a you know,
the aluminiums in everything, including roundup and things of that
nature that we're all exposed to on a daily basis,
and uh, you know, it makes it tough to balance
that out. We're gonna be right back after a quick message.
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Speaker 2 (20:36):
Healthier and welcome back to the Pet Health Cafe to
show where your Pet has a voice. This is build
a Pet Health Guru along with doctor Michael dim and
we're talking about emotional trauma stress and how it affects
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our our pets. Again, I want to remind people that
the chat room is open. Share this program with as
many people as you can so that they too can
help their animal. Now we know the stressors that are
out the condition actually the chemical, emotional and physical stresses.
We just mentioned a group of your keys that we
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did that sort of thing. Now, one of the things
that you and I both probably see more than any
Everybody wants to be a rescuer. Now and they rescue
a pet and they come in and they have some
have they start describing the issues that they have. The
first thing out of their mouth is, well, I rescued them.
This dog was horribly abused. It was beaten, it was
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dragged behind a truck, run over by a tractor, all
these conditions to try to justify the dogs having these issues,
and in many cases it was none of these. I
mean the animal the abuse beforehand was probably the diet,
the drugs they've been both you know, administered for preventions
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and who knows what else, and it's an accumulation of chemical, emotional,
and physical stressors that are creating these issues. Am I right?
Speaker 3 (22:15):
Absolutely absolutely, it's all of those things. Yeah, you know,
and you know, it's like it's all those things that
add up. I mean, it's you know. And we also
have to realize that when we start treating these patients
with all this toxicity or traumas built up in it,
that these animals are going to go through some house
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cleaning or detoxification during their healing. And I have so
many clients, not so many, but I've had a few
clients lately. One the other day, I did a house
call where she was like, well, I don't think I
could handle my dog getting diarrhea vomiting as part of
as part of healing. And I said, there's no quick
way through it. I mean, it's all those stressors that
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you mentioned, they're in the body and all these different
layers levels, the mental, emotional, physical level in order to
heal has to come out.
Speaker 2 (23:09):
Yeah, I mean, it makes it, you know. And I
run across this a lot too. It's like, oh, well,
every time my dog eats beef or you you know,
whatever happens to be, whatever product it is, you know,
they're freaking out. He can't handle it. No, he's handling
exactly the way he should. Because every food, every different
herb and botanical and herbs and botanicals are foods. They
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take out very specific types of toxins. So if beef
is if beef is causing them to vomit or have
loose stools or diarrhea, that toxin is already inside the body.
That's housekeeping is all it is, right, and they have
to understand that. And of course, on that note, okay,
the dog goes out vomits. I mean, I know, even
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with my own experience with mine because of past training,
if you will conditioning, when she does it, he turns
around and looks at me like, am I gonna get beat?
Because the energy that she has developed with other people
is oh my god, that's bad. I got rushed to
the you know, the emergency room or whatever. And I
just look at her and say, that's okay, just keep going,
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keep eating, okays, and she's fine. But that stress is
like when you go, oh my god, my dog is sick.
What's the dog? What is the dog feeling at that
point in time?
Speaker 3 (24:25):
Exactly?
Speaker 2 (24:26):
Yeah, how much stress did you transfer to that poor animal.
And they don't reason like we do. They're just instinctive.
It's like, okay, what did I do?
Speaker 3 (24:36):
Right?
Speaker 2 (24:37):
You know? I throw up, I eat, I poop, I
do you know? I drink water. That's what I'm designed
to do in nature. You know, everything beyond that is
man made.
Speaker 3 (24:50):
Yeah, there's so much transference, Bill, I mean, it's like
at this house goal I just made the other day,
you know, the Guardian. You know again, the dog got
a long history of digest issues, was on a cook diet.
I said, well, what about raw? And she's like, well,
you know, I went through hell with raw and she
had diarrhea and vomiting and couldn't handle any of it.
And you know, I try to explain some of the
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things that we're talking about here. And then she said, well,
she has so much trauma from people before she came
to me, and she gets along with dogs so well.
But people have abused and the energy of fear and
trepidation and worry. I mean, that's the transference that happens
and makes it very challenging sometimes for our animals to
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heal in that sort of environment. And so, you know,
here I was, you know, trying to preach what I
usually do, including you know, SPEC's appropriate diet and some detoxification,
and I really couldn't go there because she wasn't ready
to handle it. So I ended up, you know, kind
of giving her some more delicate emotional feeling technique or measures,
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including flower essences as I mentioned earlier, which are very nice,
gentle homeopathics and very low potency. I also refer to
to a type of modality known as the emotion code,
which is something that some energy practitioners are skilled in
to happen to storage traumas in the patient. And so
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she seemed open to that, but she wasn't open to
the animal possibly getting diarrhea or vomiting on any level.
Speaker 2 (26:27):
And to be honest, most of the time, if those
got diarrhea, loose schools actually having a hard stool because
of the chemicals they put into commercial food causes them
to strain, sometimes causes pain, which is better, just get
it out of the system.
Speaker 3 (26:44):
I mean, right, purge it, yeah, a little bit. I mean,
it doesn't have to be horrible. I mean that's why
you and I, with our skill levels, we try to,
you know, again, encourage healthy detoxification they don't want to
overwhelm our animal patients to the point of, you know,
total disarray. But you know, so I was stuck with
just as I said, you know, just mentioning some general modalities.
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But I even said there that I said. But even
if they start healing on the mental emotional level with
some of these other you know, techniques, whether it be reiki,
the emotion code, the body code, these different general emotional
systems of healing, the toxins still have to come out,
the traumas still have to be processed, you know, in
the animal. And so that's going to lead to some
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quote unquote distress and people have to realize that, you know,
in order to heal it, you have to feel it.
Speaker 2 (27:38):
Yeah, exactly. And you know the thing is the other
thing I run into a lot too. It's like, you know,
because of where I sit in the in the industry,
when people come to me and it's like I've been
feeding wrong. You know, we just found out about you.
I know, we can do it better. I know you
do a lot with herbals and botanicals and things of
that nature. But and I've done everything right for the
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time that we got that dog, and we're still having
these problems that appear to be toxicities and stuff like that.
What am I doing wrong? Well, how many generations going back?
Did mom, grandmom, great grandmom have all these things put
in their body and that was transferred through the blood.
They were born this way, right, They were born with
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that chemical stressors which does create some of the emotional
does create, you know, some of the physical stress. You know,
and when we look at physical stresses as well, things
like joint problems, isn't that a major issue?
Speaker 3 (28:36):
Absolutely sure it is. I mean, it's being the toxins
are being carried at the level of the joints, and
you know, the the energetics of it too, Bill, is
it's not just the material toxicity that's transferred across generations.
It's the energetic imprint of whether it be the injections
that have been given to these animals over many generations,
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or whether it be abuse or toxes and the home
emotional I'm talking about, those get stored in the body
and they manifest on the physical. So a lot of
times people that are animals that are under chronic emotional
distress and and dissease will end up developing back problems
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or joint problems or other issues. So it does work
both ways. Like you said, it's a build up of
these physical toxins, but it's also we have to be
mindful of how the mind body connection, how the mental
emotional stresses that our animals are under, can create their
own diseases and pathologies.
Speaker 2 (29:35):
Like a dozen people, you know, one of the ways
that one things I think that a lot of the
pet owners out there listening, and if you want to
comment on it, and if anybody wants to comment on us,
I really like to know. How is it that when
head owners bring their pets to my Paleo pet for instance,
or the oldcs to Pet Telly, the dogs walk in
the door wagging their tails, pulling at the least, can't
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get in it can't wait to get in and see
the girls and are just like going crazy in love
with where they are. And yet you pull into the
parking lot of the average animal hospitals right and you
see you see the owner wrestling, if you will, with
the dog to try to just get them in the door.
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You sit down on the bench waiting the wid you
can be called. The dog is shaking and whimpering and
can't get trying to get inside your body actually, because
why that's stress.
Speaker 3 (30:31):
Yeah, and you know, they also know that the last
time they were there, they got injection A B or
C and they felt like garbage afterwards. So the Pavlov
dog responsors saying, Hey, I'm going in there and I'm
feeling all these I don't feel good after I leave there,
or or or I don't really feel the energy of
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of the of the place. And like you said, I mean,
I've worked in animal hospitals over many decades obviously, and
I've seen that what you just described, that's just you know,
the animals are growling, they're suspicious, they're frightened, they're you know,
they're they're running away. And so yeah, versus when you
see like a place like a high vibrational place of
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healing like your you know, like the like the olvs,
the pet Deli or the my Palio pet or a
zen environment of a holistic practitioner. It's just the animals,
you know, they know, I don't have any I see
patients out of my own home, and I don't know,
I haven't had too many aggressive animals come my way.
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It's just it's very informal. It's in my living room area.
I have a view of a nice canal and it's
very zen like and people. I don't have animals trying
to bite me. I don't need to use a muzzle.
Speaker 4 (31:45):
You know.
Speaker 3 (31:45):
It's it's really interesting.
Speaker 2 (31:47):
Yeah. Well the other part of that too, is like
my paleo pet and probably your your home, and it's
something you're not using a lot of toxic chemicals. That
animal hospital is being cleansed and disinfected with so many
so much garbage, yep. I mean you can imagine what's
going in that nose of that dog and where it's
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registering on that brain and with the whole body, and
it's like, you know, it's like us walk in If
we walked into a dog food manufacturer and walked into
the rendering part of it where you've got all those
rotten meat decomposing and everything else, we'd be totally turned off.
Two we'd be out the door with that.
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to stew on that one.
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Speaker 2 (34:15):
You're in a pet health cafe to show where your
pet has a voice. This is build a Pet Health
guru along with doctor Michael Dimmon. We're talking about stress
and you know, obviously detox comes into it the only
emotional stuff they go into it now one of the
things that you mentioned, and of course I deal with
it all the time too. Well, when I did this
dietary chain, how long am I going to be confronted
(34:35):
with either vomiting or diarrhea? And people have to realize
first off, that detox isn't like running roto ruter through
your you know, your drain system. It doesn't all flush
out at one time. You're working all the way down
actually almost on. Actually at a mitochondrial level, the cells
have got to clean themselves out. We have to get
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rid of dead cells as well that have been poisoned
and deformed. That's what cancer cells are, is the form selves.
We have to get rid of all this stuff. And
depending on the amount of toxins that are in the body,
that's going to be one of only one of the factors.
What's your animal exposed to on a daily basis? What
is doctor dim what are some of the main stressors
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that people tell you that you identify when you're talking to.
Speaker 3 (35:20):
Them on a daily basis. I mean, yeah, basically the
things you're talking about, Bill, I mean, you know, the
toxins in the environment, the you know, I mean people,
you know, I mean a lot of them are asleep,
to be honest with you, and don't even know what's
going on around. So I have to enlighten them, i know,
you know, so they don't they don't know if they
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are telling me much. You know, I'm telling them about
the air and the water and the injections and the
topicals and the diets and but those all those are
the main stressors and keeping the top of the show. Though,
as I said, it's the mental emotional toxicity that or
abuse or fears or you know, you know, very unhealthy
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emotions that are stored in the body. Those are some
of the toxic stresses that I try and tell people
we have to address.
Speaker 2 (36:11):
It's funny, I had I had a consult this afternoon
and a couple's been with us for a long time.
They've been feeding raw unfortunately their breed that was given
to them by their daughter who abandoned the dog. You know, mom,
I can't take care of it. Now. I'm growing up
and I'm moving out on my own, and happens to
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be a pug, and we know that they are a
genetic wreck to start with. And this dog all of
a sudden started having what appears to be some hip
and joint issues eight years old, and so I started
going down through the whole thing. You know, I know,
you've been in client forever. You know you're doing you know,
you're feeding wrong everything else. And then during the console
it comes out, well, you know they've been still doing
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their six month allopathic wellness checks, have been on a
heartworm remedy, have been on a flea remedy, up to
date with you know, she asked me, She says, well,
what vaccines do they really need at eight years old?
It's like, you know, so they've been following trying to
do half of it the right way, and here the
dog is now breaking down because of the experience on
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the allopathic side. It's the actual side effects, like we
talked about with you know, seizures. You know, they're all
looking for that flea product that you know, heartworm medicine.
That's that's you know, not going to create a seizure
when the package says causes seizures. I mean, right, you
can't get any more black and white than that can.
Speaker 3 (37:37):
You No, No, not at all. And you know it's
like interesting you bring up your point of all these toxins,
you know, with the latest I posted on my social
media wall about the new year long injection flee control
now in animals made by one of the drug companies,
where you get an injection and the flea medicine works
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for a year. Oh it sounds great, no fleas for
a year, But I mean the the ramifications of you know,
quote unquote, I don't even want to call them medications,
poisons like that are just tremendous.
Speaker 2 (38:12):
Well, you know, I mean when I sent that to you,
it was you know, first off, the product itself, but
the other thing was the number of veterinarians that were
responding to it that this is the greatest thing since
slice bread. It's like, what are the side That's why
I think I put in my post when I send
it to you, is like I didn't see any mention
of side effects, you know, and how do they know?
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How how do they know it's going to last a year?
In realistic terms, you know, if you're testing it unfairly
immune healthy animals, you're not going to get fleas anyway.
Speaker 3 (38:45):
That's true.
Speaker 2 (38:46):
If I'm going to do a clinic, if I'm going to
do a clinical trial, I think I'm going to trustest
this product on all raw fed animals with no injections.
And oh it lasted a year. Now let me give
it to the one that is up to day. Since
they said, you know, the cheapest generic dog food on
the market, taking all these medications, you think the results
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would be a little bit different.
Speaker 3 (39:12):
Yeah, exactly, you know, I mean they would gould be.
It's funny, you know. You and I talk also about
the the social media that's both holistic and non holistic,
that played both sides of it. And I saw an
infomercial from someone who I respect very much and they
were talking about heartworm. Now, that's one thing you don't
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want to be without, is a heartworm prevention.
Speaker 2 (39:37):
And you know, you.
Speaker 3 (39:39):
Can do all these other things, but when I take
my dogs out in the field, I make sure they're
on their monthly And this was a quote unquote holistic
resource for you know, and for the for the world.
And when I see things like that, it just really
upsets me because it goes totally against a non fear based,
you know, approach to health that we're trying to bring
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about here. Once the emotion of fear steps in, we
get all sorts of you know, other issues and other problems,
and that leads to the use of drugs that they
don't need or that aren't necessary, or shots that they
don't need. It's just so to keep with the show.
As I said, it's the we have to keep ourselves
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strong and not let those elements of fear in, which
is what's always talk. That's what the basis of Western
medicine is. It's to frighten you to doing a test
or to getting a treatment. You don't do it, You're
gonna get this and got to stay immune to that
as best we can.
Speaker 2 (40:39):
Yeah, it's you know, and it's funny because, you know,
especially when you mentioned is listic A doing you know,
a commercial heartworm drug. We've been preaching of course natural
herbs and we have several of them. We can use
it for heartworm. And we've had clients over the years
that you know, they go in and oh, yeah, you
(41:00):
have to have it, you have to have it, and
it's like, no, I'm doing it naturally. Well, what are
you using? Things like black walnut, hull, pissia bar you know,
and we you know my heartwoman parasite blend from biocomplete
and they say, oh, I don't know anything about that.
And you go back six months later for a checkup.
And it's the same conversation, right, owners that go in
(41:22):
and give them the information off the internet and what
this stuff does, go back in six months later, I
don't know anything about it. As a practitioner, if you
care so little about my animal that you're not willing
to spend two three four minutes researching and looking this
stuff up, why should I spend money with you?
Speaker 3 (41:40):
I agree, Bill Well said, I'll put.
Speaker 2 (41:43):
You know and you know, but we're taught that we
have to do this. What we had about three minutes,
four minutes here left. What kind of things do you
sometimes recommend for these stressors? And then how can people
reach you?
Speaker 3 (41:55):
Well, like I said, I use the flower essences. I
have people, I have clients that work with reiki healers
and energy healers, and you know, do types of therapy
like emotion code and the body code, and you know,
and use homeopathy to address mental emotional imbalances. So you know,
it's all it's a it's a whole holistic approach. And
(42:19):
you know, I remove obstacles to cure, and that means
the things we talk about every week on the show
that you know, we remove the obstacles of poor diet
and you know, unnecessary drugs, chemicals, injections that they don't need.
But they can reach me at my website, which is
doctordimm dot com. That's d O C T O R
D y M dot com. That has all my information
(42:42):
and my contact information, more information on my practice. And
I'm proud to say many of my cases I work
hand in hand alongside Bill from my value.
Speaker 2 (42:51):
Yeah. Yeah, we do do quite a bit together. And
then you know, I've appreciated that over the years. You know,
so much of this stuff. I mean, even even when
I look at look at a little bit differently. Of course,
I'm trying to change the diet to clean out those toxins,
and I look at different herbs of course, liver and
kidney and things like that. But even with our stress
and anxiety blend, if I combine that with CBD oil, yes,
(43:13):
which is which helps target the areas where the stress is.
One of the things that we found with like things
like valerium and came a meal and things that we
put in our stress formula. It was a lot like
when I was talking last week on Urinary Trap. Why
that stuff works is not because it's a drug, but
because it's basically moving in the necessary nutrients and minerals,
(43:38):
minerals that they're rebounds and they can draw off of it,
and that's going into you know, nutritionally is going to
help settle that body down. And you know, hopefully that's
you know that that's probably one of the biggest things
that I've found is making sure that we get as
many minerals in and in a natural form, not in
the supplement form, but in a natural food because the
(43:59):
body knows exactly what to do with it. Doing the
body for twenty four forty eight hours and the body
gets rid of it, unlike any kind of drug that
stays there wherever, you know. And so with that being said,
been a great show. I think we've put out a
lot of good information in this one, a lot of
different stuff hopefully that you know, people can you know,
(44:20):
learn off of it, change their lifestyles, to adjust to
these problems, work through the problems with their animals, one
step at a time. It's not going to happen overnight,
and you know we'll have many, many, many more successes.
That's saying thank you everybody for watching. We'll be back
again in another week after dim. Thank you as always,
(44:40):
Thank you Bill, good night, everybody, good night.
Speaker 4 (44:52):
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