July 31, 2025 • 47 mins
My Pet is injured! My pet is sick! My pet is diagnosed with "c******, Dia*******, Thyr****! Can it be fixed & how long is recovery going to take? The truth is that the body is always in repair mode. How it works is detailed in this show. If you and your pet are alive, you need to see & hear this!
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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. Then now it's time for Pet Health Cafe,
(00:31):
where your Pet has a Voice. And here's your host,
Bill the Pet Health Guru.
Speaker 2 (00:42):
And welcome to Pet Health Cafe to show where your
pet has a voice. This is Bill, your Pets Health Guru,
and they got another exciting show for you tonight. We're
going to give you some information on expectations that you
should have when there's a problem that goes wrong and
how exactly to handle it. As always, I will encourage
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One of the things that I do want to ask
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the chat room is open, so we'll be there to
take your comments. And calls and all that stuff that I
have to actually called, but go forward them on the
screen and we try to answer as many as we can.
And uh, my guest tonight is, of course doctor Michael Dim.
Speaker 3 (01:42):
How we doing, Doc Bell is.
Speaker 2 (01:48):
That's okay, no problem there.
Speaker 3 (01:50):
You know, I had a little procedure.
Speaker 2 (01:53):
Uh huh. You're supposed to stay away from that stuff.
You're the doctor. You're supposed to be doing the procedures.
Speaker 3 (01:59):
I hear you. I hear you. Well, some things are
out of our hands, you know. But I I did it.
I probably I had no choice. It was a little
cardiac procedure. So yeah, but you know, it affects the
whole body, like sure here you know, And and they
don't look at it that way, No.
Speaker 2 (02:18):
They don't. And you've had procedures before, haven't you.
Speaker 3 (02:22):
That was issue yeah, years ago, but this was you know,
and they Riddmia that they wanted to zap. That was
there for a long time. So I, you know, I
tried different. I didn't try your herbs, you know, asking
you to send them absolutely, but no, I you know,
I had a little aphib and so I was you know,
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it was it was there for a long time. It
was affecting my endurance. They decided to have it done.
But you know, like I said, it affects you know,
they whenever you zap any part of the body, it
takes you know, to try and put the rhythm back
into a normal rhythm and the whole individual.
Speaker 2 (03:02):
Right absolutely, And that that's you know, that's a little
bit about what we're gonna be talking about tonight, is
you know, the how long does it basically take for
their body to respond and actually heal. Actually saw another
uh posted after we posted ours that came up that
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why is it when you know, you know, you have
an injury, and the injury is supposedly healed, why do
we still have pain? It's all related to the same thing. Obviously,
you know, we don't look at we look at the
superficial part of the healing, and of course we're looking
at we want it instant, we don't want to wait
for anything. And then my noticiary I put a note
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down on the first part of it. It's like, you know,
people number one, don't think that they don't think on
a cellular level or a mitochondrial level, that all of
that we have to start rebuilding right from the start.
But even when you cut yourself, you know, you get
a bleed and you the scab, scab goes away, You've
got a red mark there for sometimes a year, sometimes
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you know, sometimes a month, sometimes a year. And that's
just a superficial part of the healing, isn't it.
Speaker 3 (04:11):
Yeah. Yeah, And then there's all the downstream healing that
has to occur, you know, below the surface, and it
involves various parts of the body and different cells. And
you know, it's never just a local issue. It's a
whole body issue. Whenever we injure apart, the whole body
is involved with the healing problem.
Speaker 2 (04:32):
Yeah, it's you know, and that's so true because you know,
the body's got to you know, you've got obviously, when
you have an injury, any kind of injury or accident,
you've got damage cells. Those have all got to be replaced,
don't they.
Speaker 3 (04:47):
Yeah, absolutely, the brand new ones. And so now you've got.
Speaker 2 (04:52):
To start moving nutrition around. You gotta start moving vitamins
and minerals around from different parts of the body. And
you know, we really have to look at the nutritional
components of that because you have to rebuild, and you know,
you can't run your car out of yes, and then
expect it to keep going. You know, it doesn't work
very well.
Speaker 3 (05:11):
No, the body is not a car. But that's a
good analogy though though.
Speaker 2 (05:17):
Yeah, exactly, and it so, you know, we have to
look at all all these different things, and you know
some of the other things that pop up on the
normal allopathic measures, you know, is what there's there's an
injury right away, they want you to create your animal,
restrict their movement everything else. But on that, on the
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back side of that, when you cage or confine their movement,
basically you need that movement to keep your lymphatic system going,
don't you.
Speaker 3 (05:45):
Yeah, absolutely, you know, movement is the key to healing.
Even you know, even the neurologic surgeons that do back
surgery on dogs now realize that. You know, they used
to say, confine the animal and the crate for weeks
and weeks and weeks, but been showing that controlled exercise,
physical therapy, rehab all that. You know, movement in the joints,
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movement in the body is what helps the body to heal.
Speaker 2 (06:11):
Yeah, yeah, I mean that's an important part of it.
And like I said, you know it's interesting too because
you know, when we're looking at that recovery and the confinement,
the lack of the lymphatic system being you know, moved
around and pushing stuff around. And one of the top
cancers that we see is lymphatic, isn't it.
Speaker 3 (06:31):
Yeah, Mphoma is a number one cancer we see in
our animals today.
Speaker 2 (06:36):
Do you think it might be a correlation there?
Speaker 3 (06:38):
Absolutely? Yeah, with all the toxins they're exposed to and
the poisons and stress, well, all that leads to you know,
increases in lymphoma.
Speaker 2 (06:48):
Yeah. Well, and you know, and it's funny because you know,
of course what I'm looking at it. I know that
the lymph nodes are doing a lot of filtration because
we have the we have the liver that might be
plugged up or malfunctioning, functioning at perfect pace, and when
you go through the trauma and then the treatment, especially
the treatment with the drugs and the anesthesias and you know,
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the pain killers and all that, that liver's got to
work twice as hard. So it's pushing more stuff out
to the lymphatic system to cleanse it out, and it's
basically shut down.
Speaker 3 (07:23):
Yeah, yeah, absolutely, it's a good point. And it's already
the liver is already shut down to some degree anyway,
because of all the preventive drugs and medications most of
these animals are on. So you know, you're already putting
an already stressed system under even more stress now even
with the healing problem.
Speaker 2 (07:41):
You know. And again, and when we start to look
at the healing process, it's it's it's a whole system.
We're not looking at that but one body part fixing itself.
Everything's involved, that's right, that's right.
Speaker 3 (07:53):
And then you know, from a holistic perspective or homeopathic perspective,
the length of time that the them has been out
of balance or or toxic or you know, has symptoms,
A length of time of that will determine the speed
of recovery in many cases. So you know, people that
come to us with animals with chronic skin problems and
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digestive issues for years and years. It's not like the
animal that just all of a sudden got toxic over
a few days or a week or two. You know,
it's going to take the body time to heal that.
And you know that's the something that you need to
educate our clients about all the time.
Speaker 2 (08:33):
Yeah, it's it's it's you know, it's again, it's all
that process it. You know, when we look at the
length of time that even regular cells are replacing themselves with.
You know, we talk about delivery and kidney four months
to replace those, there's kin cells. You know, a month.
That's under ideal conditions. It's not under this heavy trauma
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condition that the body is going through because of the
state that it's in.
Speaker 3 (08:58):
Yeah, and you know, we have.
Speaker 2 (09:00):
To also look at it. And you know when I
look at them the allopathic models obviously, and you know,
both on the human side and on the pet side,
you very rarely get any kind of guidance on you know,
what nutrients the body would need. In fact, you know,
I mean the perfect example of that is look at
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both in the animal hospital and in the human hospitals.
Take a look at the food that they feed the patients.
Speaker 3 (09:28):
Right, it's look at the look and look at the
ingredient list. All you need to do.
Speaker 2 (09:33):
Yeah, I mean, there's no healing there. I mean, you
know you need to I mean basically we have to
look at kicking up that nutrient level twenty five fifty percent.
And you know when you're looking at especially you know,
commercial pet foods that you know, are looking at a
bioavailability of twenty or thirty percent, you know, and you're
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still feeding the same thing post surgery, post trauma. Is
that going to work?
Speaker 3 (10:00):
Yeah? Absolutely not. Yeah, And you know, and then the
body is dealing with the toxins of the anesthesia and
if it's you know, lesser if it's surgical repair or
again the anti inflammatory is the antibiotics, the pain medications.
You know, we have to also you know, address those
two in the healing process.
Speaker 2 (10:21):
Yeah. And of course the other the other thing is
is we end up with owners caregivers that inject their
energy into the whole thing that negative injury. Oh my god,
my dog is gonna die. My dog is you know
that all these issues. What does that do to the
pet itself?
Speaker 3 (10:40):
Yeah, picks right up on it like a psychic sponge.
Like we've talked about in other shows. Animals pick up
on our on the Guardian's energy all the time, you know,
they they manifest what we put out. So it was
very very common. So we have to be mind we
have to be very mindful always of what we put
what we put out energetically to our animals.
Speaker 2 (11:00):
That so, you know, so the healing processes. And this
is I think part of what you wanted to get
into was what from your perspective, what do PEED owners
what can they expect when they when they're when something happens,
whether it's a simple spade or neuter or you know,
hit by a car, even so called diseases, what should
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they be expecting?
Speaker 3 (11:24):
Well, I mean, first of all, the body heals through inflammation.
We know that through inflammation and discharge. So what we
can expect is that symptoms are going to come up
as part of the healing process. And of course in
Western medicine we're always taught that symptoms are the bad
guys that we have to make go away or suppress.
So with with a lot of chronic diseases, the life
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force or the chiet of the animals, and you know,
you look at it from the obviously we can look
at it from the functional medicine. Lymphatic perspective is always looking,
you know, to push toxins to the outside way from
the central organs, away from the brain, away from the heart,
towards the periphery and there's often that's where we see
inflammatory processes and that could come through the through the skin,
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through the ears, through the digestive tract. These are all
ways the body rids itself with toxins and how it heals,
and we can't interfere with that with drugs and medications
because then we end up you know, prolonging the disease
or suppressing it further deeper into the patient.
Speaker 2 (12:29):
Well, you know, And that's the question is is modern
medicine that far behind the eight ball that they don't
realize that what they're doing with anti inflammatories and steroids
and even antibiotics. I mean, the body makes antibodies. That
that's not you know, that's counterproductive, isn't it.
Speaker 3 (12:52):
Yeah, that sure is. It's acting against what the body
is trying to do. Whether it's a fever or whether
like I said, it's an inflammation in or discharge the bowels,
or the urine or the skin or the ears. Those
are all you know, outlets that the body uses to
rid it to heal, actually heal, whether it's cancer or
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whether it's you know, uh, chronic liver kidney disease or
pathologies internally or just day to day exposure to environmental
toxins on a day to day basis that that's our
animals have to heal through these outlets of the body,
and we want to be mindful not to suppress those
or interfere with them, but support that process. You know.
Speaker 2 (13:35):
It's it's interesting because a lot of times when when
they approach me and you know that, we start talking
about herbals and different foods, and you know, my dog
doesn't like this. It's you know, you don't understand. My
dog is so fit of heel, never touch an herber
or botanical. I can't give them eat the regular food,
and heaven forbid, I have to give them a pill.
I have to disguise it. But when you're trying to
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give that pill, why is a dog or cat spitting
it out?
Speaker 3 (14:00):
They're telling me of something, right, They don't want it early.
Speaker 2 (14:03):
They know better, they know it's not good for them.
And yet you know, I mean, I related a couple
of weeks ago on one of the shows where on
a human customer, they gave this poor girl seven different
medications and told her she had to take them all
at one time, and a half hour later, you can
imagine what was coming up out of her body, and
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you know, you know, the pills weren't even dissolved yet.
It's like, right.
Speaker 3 (14:29):
Another really good point you make about the healing process
often and other shows is that you know, the body
is always dynamic. It's always changing, so it's dealing with
different stresses and burdens and toxins all the time, and
so it's it's not just a flat process. It's it's
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always changing. And again from a holistic perspective, the length
of time that the symptoms have been present are usually
the last ones to go away, the diseases that have
been there the longest, so we know we're moving. In homeopathy,
it's called Herring's law of cure, where the body heals
from the inside out, from the center to the periphery,
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and from the latest symptoms to the oldest symptoms you know,
later on down the road. So it's kind of like
a governing rule of healing that we see and so
you know, you put it in your perspective also in
terms of you know, how the body is so dynamic.
Speaker 2 (15:29):
Exactly, it's you know, it's because I look at it too,
Because the body works in a hierarchy of healing and
keeping healthy. And you know, the number one function of
the body is to keep the heart beating, because that's
actually the only cause of death because it stops right,
and so's that's the number one thing is going to
keep healing and you're giving it, you know, nutrients and
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medications for the skin, but the body is still protecting
that heart first. And you know, when we use things
like omega oils and things like that for skinning coat,
we don't know where else there's inflammation at any given
point in time, do we o?
Speaker 3 (16:07):
Oh, and those omegas oils are often wonderful for inflammation
of the skin, the heart, kidneys, the brain. So yeah, those,
you know, other systems often benefit tremendously.
Speaker 2 (16:22):
And of course, you know then when we throw in
things like SPAE and neuter, you know, the body is
already out of tilt and which is going to create
extra stresses on that whole endocrine system. You know, starting
with the thyroid and working its way all the way around.
Every single part of that system is going to work
just that little bit extra to counter it and that
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weakens it. Which you know now that we're seeing more
and more internal cancers especially, isn't that a part.
Speaker 3 (16:51):
Of that absolutely is well put? Yeah, you know, the
the endocrine system works as an integrative unit too. It's
not like when you remove the sex hormones, you affect
the pituitary, the adrenals, the thyroid, the pancreas. It's all
a functioning unit. It functions again, like we talk about
all the time as a whole, So whenever you're removed
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part of the hole, you're going to affect the rest
of the whole.
Speaker 2 (17:16):
Yeah, it's it's interesting. I had a conversation today with
a rescuer and they're doing the basically the vastectomies and
the U tubules or the just removing of the ovaries.
They're animals so that they can still produce enzymes, you know,
the hormones and stuff like that. And she says that
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she's had some end of the animals that just don't
react completely going out all these cycles. Well the same
especially the sex hormones. They change from period to period
inside that monthly cycle or whatever it is, so they're
not working one hundred percent all the time. They don't
have to. They're you know, they're you know, they're called
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upon at the specific times, aren't they, yeah, or you know, yeah,
So we were discussing that, you know, like even my
hormone balance would help them out, even even that we
are still making the right hormones, but they're not necessarily
in the right balances that we need and you know,
we need, you know, especially you know, and of course
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when we look at herbals, and we talked about this
on the last show that you were on, and I
talked to with other hosts and that sort of thing.
One of the things with the herbals is the minerals
that they bring to the table in a bioavailable form.
You know, you could take all the iron capsules that
you want and or you know, any other one calcium, magnesium,
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at copper, anything, but if it's not in a usable form,
it's not going to do any good effect. It's going
to throw everything else off. We're gonna be right back
after this quick break.
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Speaker 2 (21:11):
And welcome back to the Pet Healthy If the show
where your pet has a voice. This is Bill the
Pet Health Grew Rule along with my special guest doctor
Michael dimm and we're talking about the healing process, that
sort of thing. Again, the chat room is open, Go
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doc absolutely always. Yeah. So anyway, we're talking about how
even when we think we have a fix, the healing
process starts and like I said, you don't see the
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scab anymore, that healing has to go on for quite
some time. And if you stop, you know, if you're
doing the extra nutrition, you're doing homeopathy for it, you're
doing herbals and botanicals for it, all these building blocks.
When should you stop?
Speaker 3 (22:12):
Probably never, right, you just one, you know, although I
did want to bring up from our the last for
the break. You know, there was an interesting discussion on
my social media wall regarding animals that are spade or
new or being more prone to Cushion's disease, and then
it talked and then people got into kind of a
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heated discussion on the fact that there was one people
are saying that, no, you can cure it all with food,
and then another person saying, no, once those sex clans
are gone, you body really can't heal itself. So I
wanted to get your input on it. Obviously you have
some great herbal formula, is it right?
Speaker 2 (22:50):
Well, you know, we've shared a few clients over the
past years, and that sort of thing that generally they
obviously most of the time when this stuff comes up,
they've got to diagnosis from an allopathic you know, conventional
doctor animal hospital. And I had one that came in
I guess it was about a year ago, two years
ago some place in that range, and was in that
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usual panic fear mode. Oh my god, you know that
I was told it's basically a death sentence. You know,
I'm going to have to you know, nothing's ever going
to be right from this day on. And I've had
in the very beginning, we used to get lots of
dogs that you know, it has to be on a
special diet. Can't do this, can't do that. But we
approached this customer with our usual, my usual protocols. Of course,
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just start feeding, feed real food, a good variety, you know,
they good rotational diet, make sure it's good, fresh, it's
clean food. And we put her onto our pushing adrenal
formulation and she was still panicking, but she said, okay,
should try it. She went back to the allopaths a
month later and he's like, it's gone, This can't be gone,
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it can never go away. And he was being insistently
there must have been something wrong with the testing right right,
you know, But again with any kind of disease like
that number one, it depends on how long they've had it.
It's going to depend on how long it's going to
take to fix and correct that problem. And you know,
when we look at it, number one cause of all diseases,
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stress Underneath that, you've got toxicity and you've got deficiency.
If you fix all three of those, what are the
chances of a healing right? Yeah, but you can't keep
you know, you can't do the food and do you
know the heartworm medicine or the flea medicine or create
a vaxinosis approach to help because it just doesn't work.
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One's countering the other, aren't.
Speaker 3 (24:45):
They absolutely is yeah. And then you take away those
sex hormones, which is what I mentioned, and you know
that leads to you know, a total breakdown of the body.
And you know it's you know, the hormones. I mean look,
I mean they're no necessary for you know, every aspect,
every organ system of the body is involved with the
health of the hormones. So you know, when we remove those,
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it's much more challenging the heel with your food. But
you know it can be the body can do some
remarkable things and return to homeostasis. And that's what we
see all the time right.
Speaker 2 (25:19):
Now exactly now. I just saw I'll come and come
up here too. That you know with span neuter you know,
you still have to add do a lot of exercise
and that sort of thing. I my personal opinion, I
think exercise is overrated, you know, because if you're doing
normal movement and stuff like that. Dogs don't work out
in the gym. Wolves don't work out in the gym,
you know. And even that, you have to look when
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it comes to that, you have to look at the
breed characteristics as well. I mean, heaven knows if you
have if you live in an apartment and you've got
a Border Collie or a Belgium melon law, you're going
to have some issues. Because of the high energy of
those dogs. You've got to be able to burn it off.
They have to be able to do what they've been
designed to do right, And if you don't follow that,
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you know, it just creates havoc and that that adds
to the stress. Going back to by a little pyramid,
their stress and in toxicity and deficiency, Now we've got
a major problem. Yeah, you know, so that has got
to be a big part of it. I mean, I
know a lot of people that you know, they take
these structurally unsound dogs, you know, especially when you look
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at some of the bulldogs and the French cheese and
stuff like that. They're not designed for a lot of exercise.
And sure, you know, and you're walking them four or
five miles a day. What do you think that's doing
to the body and how how does that affect recovery?
Speaker 3 (26:44):
Yeah, sure it does. Yeah, and definitely is a stressful
factor on it. That's not what they intended. That's not
what majure intent. Not intended to have that much exercise. Bill.
Speaker 2 (26:55):
Yeah, I know, you know, and of course people are
looking for that again. That one thing I remarked this morning,
and I actually you had a post up on vaxinosis
and nails and somebody asked the question, is there anything
anything that we can do to help their their bones
and joints? And I put it in that I don't
know if you saw it, but I commented on it
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that traditional Chinese medicine be'd like with like give your
dog a damn bone, you know, appropriate amounts of bone
and cartilage that's going to help, not that you know,
do it before they have a problem, so that you're
not rebuilding, you're just building right from the start. And
you know, there's so contrary to what you know conventional
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medicine says Oh my god. You know, you give your
dog a bone, it's going to choke to death, that's
going to rip up the intestines. I've never seen a
dog with ripped up intestines from from real bones, have you.
Speaker 3 (27:49):
Oh, maybe from cooked processed bones, but not from raw
bones fresh.
Speaker 2 (27:53):
But it's you know, I have seen marrow bones, especially
if they're cut down and get hooked behind the canine
ts where you had to take a pair of wirecutters
and break the bone because I was, you know, playing
with it more so than anything else. But that's not
you know, those bones are not natural because it's not
(28:13):
the natural shape anymore. We've changed it, We've altered that.
We've created the problem as always, you know, we're the
ones that create the problems.
Speaker 3 (28:21):
Exactly, you know.
Speaker 2 (28:26):
Exactly we we create the problems. And then we have
a medical community, of course that their job is to
fix what we crew. But we've already created that a mistake,
that's right, and.
Speaker 3 (28:36):
It starts with certain breeds exactly, a few of them
you mentioned.
Speaker 2 (28:44):
Yeah, exactly. I mean, you know, if you start out
with you know, I joke around with people about it,
you know, their genetic rechonical. Yeah, we know, but it's cute.
It's like can you are you acute?
Speaker 3 (28:54):
I mean, and then cats have their cats have their
version too exactly. Yeah, it happened. You know.
Speaker 2 (29:04):
We we've created these problems and we expect somehow that
modern medicine is going to fix it. And to be honest,
most of the attacks that modern medicine uses does it
really fix very much of anything? Does it?
Speaker 4 (29:19):
No?
Speaker 3 (29:20):
I just got a case. I do some consulting for
some legal lawyers. Sometimes will send me cases they want
to know if it's negligence and malpractice. I had gotten
involved many years ago with a social media group that
you know looks at that Joey's Legacy was the original one.
And then you know, some attorneys came up and got
(29:41):
you know, and I was involved with them in the
beginning anyway. So I got a case sent to me
on a bulldog just this past week. And the bulldog
went in at eight months of age. It went in
for eye surgery to correct some genetic eye issue. Cherry I.
It went in and time and got castrated, and then
(30:02):
it had its airways cut, you know, because it was
they didn't like because it was a bulldog and it
had you know, those prolonged airways, stanotic no nostrils or
static light, elongated soft palettes and elongated uvulas in the
back of the throat, and all of that was trim.
So this poor dog had at eight months of age,
(30:25):
had eye surgery, was neutered, and had all these airway procedures,
and tragically the dog ended up in recovery. They fed
the dog a little bit too soon and it aspirated,
I believe, and it ended up, you know, unfortunately passing away.
So you know, we come in with all of our fancy,
you know, equipment, and we think we're going to correct
(30:47):
all these things, and then you end up with a
dog that has you know, and they were blaming the
fact that it was a bulldog of why it died
rather than all those stresses right body at that particular time.
Speaker 2 (30:59):
You know, I mean you have to do you know,
you need to do your research on you know what
they can be prone to quit blaming you know, straight genetics.
It's also you know, it's some of it, well some
of it is genetic because we're altering their uh, their structure.
We still have to realize that it there's the other
(31:20):
compounds that go behind it. You know, the way you're feeding,
the way you're treading, the way you're handling. I had
I had a client less two weeks ago. It was
two thousand dollars for a dog that and it was
one of your clients as well that had wasn't eating.
You wanted to make sure that didn't have a blockage.
(31:41):
An next ray costs two thousand dollars. Was everything that
they did, and yes, and you know, and if it
was funny because she was in the pickup stuff for
me and of course to help with the you know,
you know, with the with the issue. I'm looking at
repopp because I know that they popped it with all
kinds of ads. So we have to redo the bet
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biome so the goat smelk and the you know, keifers
and all of that sort of thing. Bone Brook. And
while she's I'm sitting there talking to the animal hospital
called and blamed part of the problem on you have
a collar on your dog instead of a harness. Yeah,
I mean that It's like she she looked at me,
you know, and other people because she was on speakerphone,
(32:23):
looked at me and the other people are looking like
what you're blaming the fact that she has a collar
on the dog, right, you know, on the fact that
it's not eating right.
Speaker 3 (32:35):
And then of course I believe they ended up finding
some parasites.
Speaker 2 (32:40):
That yeah, it was funny. They weren't found in a
stool test. There was obviously an antigen test, which you know. Yeah, yeah,
let's go back to the old pc RT test. That'll
come up. We can, we can make it have anything
you want.
Speaker 3 (32:55):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (32:56):
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Speaker 2 (34:44):
Come back to the Pet Health Cafe to show where
your pet as a voice. This has build a Pet
Health's gurul and with doctor Michael Dimm we're talking about
the healing process and how long it actually takes one
of the things.
Speaker 3 (34:56):
So a chance to cut is a chance to cure.
Speaker 2 (35:00):
Yeah, yeah, that cut it is not free. It's very
very costly, not only in the animal itself, but also
on your pocketbook.
Speaker 3 (35:16):
Yeah. Well that's that's like I said, that's an old
surgeon's mentality.
Speaker 2 (35:20):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (35:22):
Sure, Because I was just reading the introductor the promo
for further show, and we're talking about cure. So I thought
I'd come in with the surgeon's perspective exactly now.
Speaker 2 (35:32):
I don't want to throw something. I thought about that
during the break there is you take farm dogs and
cats and of course those pharaohs that are out you know,
not necessarily in the city, but especially out you know,
the more rural areas, that sort of thing. I've seen
dogs get run over by a tractor and you know,
get all kinds of injuries, getting fights with wild animals,
and they'll just turn around and find a place of hide,
(35:56):
curl up. Three days later, they're up, run around like
nothing ever happened, with no intervention at all. Now, if
I took it to an allopathic doctor, when would that
animal be able to be even walked again? I mean
it's days and days and days of recovery, and they're
(36:17):
not recovered because they have to go through a double recovery.
They have to go through whatever was done, whatever procedures
were done, and then all the detox it has to
go on on the backside. And that again that goes
back to especially that body to uh, you know, it's
a great level. I know that we had a couple
of comments pop up there. I don't know if Rebel
can bring them up for us. And how many we covered, Yeah,
(36:41):
the exercise, I think we covered normal walks Okay, now marathons, Yeah,
I know, he's a good one. Okay, this one is
the one. I think it depends on your opinion on
that one, right.
Speaker 3 (36:55):
Ear Spain and being able to really cure the patient
because we're finding so many diseases from the neuterrospay process
that you know, they're very challenging to cure with just
food alone.
Speaker 2 (37:09):
Yeah, it's you know, you know, as long as we
start out with you know. And the thing is is
with what we do when you're looking at holistically and
homeopathically is normally that doesn't get started at the beginning
of your journey. It's usually only after something has happened.
You've tried a bunch of you know, modern medicine, allopathic
(37:32):
modalities and down that whole pathway and nothing has worked.
And you know you've tried the same thing. You know.
The skin problems are probably the worst. I mean, every
month you're going in for shots and pills and nothing changes.
The changes for two days, three days. That's not healing.
That's just hiding, hid.
Speaker 3 (37:51):
Or suppressing, as we say, And yeah, you're suppressing an
external expression of symptoms. And very often if you do
that long enough or insensitive animals right away, you'll see
deeper disease where that toxicity or immune problem occurs deeper
in the body, sometimes very quickly. So you have to
be mindful not to suppress those symptoms.
Speaker 2 (38:13):
Yeah. So, I mean the one of the I think
probably one of the main takeaways is don't let your
dog get sick in the first place. Start right away
with the proper program. And if an especially injuries and accidents,
if they pop up, you know, that makes a big difference.
Another one of our fans good and it works, you know,
(38:36):
it works when you do the right stuff right. But
it's not easy, and we have been taught so much
bad stuff, you know, I mean, how many times a
day should a dog eat? I mean, in a while,
they don't have a Chinese buffet where they can, you know,
eat as much as they want and everything that they want,
whatever they happen to catch. And it might not be
(38:57):
every day, it could be days and days and days
of not eating. So when we were worried about our dog,
just not eating breakfast. You know, it happens. You know,
when you look at wolves, wolves are lazy animals. They
sleep in every morning. They're not stupid like we are,
you know, getting up and doing a job, bridging up
when they want, they hunt what they want usually in
(39:17):
the afternoon. They finally catch something in the late afternoon,
find something, you know, depending on what their desperation rate is,
and they eat an evening meal, one meal a day,
and they're fine, you know. And none of none of
them are all bees.
Speaker 3 (39:32):
They're scavenger exactly. Yeah, yeah, and they you know, that's
why in clinical practice, you know, sometimes fasting these animals
is therapeutic because it actually helps the body heal and
deal with the healing or detoxification processing. So people that say,
oh my god, my dog or cat missed a meal
or didn't go more than twenty four hours without eating,
(39:55):
you know, should I take them to the vet? Very
often not, It's just they're doing nature.
Speaker 2 (40:02):
When I started in the business, I mean, your dog
had diarrhea, vomited, you withheld food for twenty four hours.
That was the protocol. That was standard practice, you know,
and you know, so many and so much of the
time too and I mean this is what because I
sometimes have to deal more on the emotional level with
these people. It's like they're just in panic mode. You know,
(40:23):
I'm sitting on the floor eating you that negative energy.
The only reason that dog is eating is because it's
trying to please you, not because it wants food, right,
it's just trying to it. You're trying to help it,
and it's actually helping you more than the other.
Speaker 3 (40:40):
That's true. You know those toy breeds, right exactly.
Speaker 2 (40:45):
Yeah, And you know it's and we have to understand
too that so much of this, the habits and everything else,
those are all because we've trained them and conditioned them
to want food at a certain time. Who only wants
certain food? Those you know, those dungs that have to
have it cooked. You know they've trained you. Every set,
(41:08):
every encounter with your animal is a training encounter. Same
with your kids. You know, either you're training them, but
in most cases they're training you as a parent.
Speaker 3 (41:17):
True, very true.
Speaker 2 (41:19):
Yeah, So take away what would you say people need
to take away from how the animal heels and what
they should be doing.
Speaker 3 (41:26):
Well. The animal heels from the inside out, so in
other words, that scratch as you said, there's all this
stuff that's going on under the surface and in heels
through discharge as well and inflammation, and what we want
to do is we want to support that healing process
with as you said, herbs and botanicals and homeopathic remedies,
(41:46):
and we don't want to come in with anti inflammatories, antibiotics,
anti this anti that anything with an anti in front
of it is working against the healing process most of
the time. So, you know, we want to be mindful
of that and assist the body when it's healing, whether
it's from an acute episode or an acute injury, or
(42:07):
whether it's from a chronic disease or a you know,
chronic disease tendency of any of the organ systems, or cancer.
Speaker 2 (42:14):
Yeah, it's it's you know, it's I when I talk
to people and sometimes get so frustrated and I expressed
this sometimes that you know, and I literally had a
client tell me that when they told their veterinarian that
the animal that they were doing heartworm with botanicals and
(42:36):
doing raw feeding, that the veterinarian literally wanted to know
who I am so that they could come down. They
want to advocate for the dog and have the client
possibly charged with abuse. My goodness, I mean, you know,
and of course it's you know, it's one the approach
(42:56):
was one hundred percent allopathic.
Speaker 3 (42:59):
Well that's funny you mentioned that. So I got a
call from somebody that whose animal was turned into ACC
Animal Care and Control because it was heartworm positive and
the owner wasn't treating the dog with the standard treatment
they were, they were turned in.
Speaker 2 (43:16):
It's I know, and you know, it's it's just crazy
when we have to look at it this way and
you're totally fighting this and you and I know what
some of the I mean, the side of you know,
the allopathic medicine does never tells what the side effects are.
They can't even tell you what's in it half the time.
If they do know the scientific name of the drug,
(43:36):
that's fine, but you know they don't know. They can't
tell you anything about it, right, you know. Anyway, Lomo's
up against the end of the hour here again it's echoes,
so damn fast. I'll tell you how can people reach
reach you and me and you know, let's get this
all out there so they can help these animals.
Speaker 3 (43:52):
They can go to my website, which is doctor dem
dot com. That's d O C d O R D
y M dot com that has my information, my email
and more about my productice.
Speaker 2 (44:03):
Yeah, and you know, of course I can be reached
at you know, through my paleopad or through the channels
here the Pet Health Cafe. You know, we've done a
lot with a lot of different products now, you know,
our herbal products. Like I said, the understanding that we're
coming down with now with minerals, which is the best
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way to get them into the body. You know, that's
that's such a game changer now that we can understand that,
get away from the pharmaceutically created supplement business and uh,
you know, moving a positive direction, and you know, start
right in the very beginning. Just start rather than day one.
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You don't have to do transition diets. You don't have
to do slow transitions. Your animal is tough, tougher than
we are. We're the we're the whims. So just like
what was the famous saying, uh, feel the and do
it anyway. You know, that's what you have to do
with your when it comes to your pet. With that,
(45:05):
say good night to everybody, thank you for watching and listening,
and we'll be back again. Next week with another great show.
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where your Pet has a Voice. And here's your host,
Bill the Pet Health Guru.
Speaker 2 (00:42):
And welcome to Pet Health Cafe to show where your
pet has a voice. This is Bill, your Pets Health Guru,
and they got another exciting show for you tonight. We're
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And uh, my guest tonight is, of course doctor Michael Dim.
Speaker 3 (01:42):
How we doing, Doc Bell is.
Speaker 2 (01:48):
That's okay, no problem there.
Speaker 3 (01:50):
You know, I had a little procedure.
Speaker 2 (01:53):
Uh huh. You're supposed to stay away from that stuff.
You're the doctor. You're supposed to be doing the procedures.
Speaker 3 (01:59):
I hear you. I hear you. Well, some things are
out of our hands, you know. But I I did it.
I probably I had no choice. It was a little
cardiac procedure. So yeah, but you know, it affects the
whole body, like sure here you know, And and they
don't look at it that way, No.
Speaker 2 (02:18):
They don't. And you've had procedures before, haven't you.
Speaker 3 (02:22):
That was issue yeah, years ago, but this was you know,
and they Riddmia that they wanted to zap. That was
there for a long time. So I, you know, I
tried different. I didn't try your herbs, you know, asking
you to send them absolutely, but no, I you know,
I had a little aphib and so I was you know,
(02:46):
it was it was there for a long time. It
was affecting my endurance. They decided to have it done.
But you know, like I said, it affects you know,
they whenever you zap any part of the body, it
takes you know, to try and put the rhythm back
into a normal rhythm and the whole individual.
Speaker 2 (03:02):
Right absolutely, And that that's you know, that's a little
bit about what we're gonna be talking about tonight, is
you know, the how long does it basically take for
their body to respond and actually heal. Actually saw another
uh posted after we posted ours that came up that
(03:22):
why is it when you know, you know, you have
an injury, and the injury is supposedly healed, why do
we still have pain? It's all related to the same thing. Obviously,
you know, we don't look at we look at the
superficial part of the healing, and of course we're looking
at we want it instant, we don't want to wait
for anything. And then my noticiary I put a note
(03:44):
down on the first part of it. It's like, you know,
people number one, don't think that they don't think on
a cellular level or a mitochondrial level, that all of
that we have to start rebuilding right from the start.
But even when you cut yourself, you know, you get
a bleed and you the scab, scab goes away, You've
got a red mark there for sometimes a year, sometimes
(04:05):
you know, sometimes a month, sometimes a year. And that's
just a superficial part of the healing, isn't it.
Speaker 3 (04:11):
Yeah. Yeah, And then there's all the downstream healing that
has to occur, you know, below the surface, and it
involves various parts of the body and different cells. And
you know, it's never just a local issue. It's a
whole body issue. Whenever we injure apart, the whole body
is involved with the healing problem.
Speaker 2 (04:32):
Yeah, it's you know, and that's so true because you know,
the body's got to you know, you've got obviously, when
you have an injury, any kind of injury or accident,
you've got damage cells. Those have all got to be replaced,
don't they.
Speaker 3 (04:47):
Yeah, absolutely, the brand new ones. And so now you've got.
Speaker 2 (04:52):
To start moving nutrition around. You gotta start moving vitamins
and minerals around from different parts of the body. And
you know, we really have to look at the nutritional
components of that because you have to rebuild, and you know,
you can't run your car out of yes, and then
expect it to keep going. You know, it doesn't work
very well.
Speaker 3 (05:11):
No, the body is not a car. But that's a
good analogy though though.
Speaker 2 (05:17):
Yeah, exactly, and it so, you know, we have to
look at all all these different things, and you know
some of the other things that pop up on the
normal allopathic measures, you know, is what there's there's an
injury right away, they want you to create your animal,
restrict their movement everything else. But on that, on the
(05:37):
back side of that, when you cage or confine their movement,
basically you need that movement to keep your lymphatic system going,
don't you.
Speaker 3 (05:45):
Yeah, absolutely, you know, movement is the key to healing.
Even you know, even the neurologic surgeons that do back
surgery on dogs now realize that. You know, they used
to say, confine the animal and the crate for weeks
and weeks and weeks, but been showing that controlled exercise,
physical therapy, rehab all that. You know, movement in the joints,
(06:08):
movement in the body is what helps the body to heal.
Speaker 2 (06:11):
Yeah, yeah, I mean that's an important part of it.
And like I said, you know it's interesting too because
you know, when we're looking at that recovery and the confinement,
the lack of the lymphatic system being you know, moved
around and pushing stuff around. And one of the top
cancers that we see is lymphatic, isn't it.
Speaker 3 (06:31):
Yeah, Mphoma is a number one cancer we see in
our animals today.
Speaker 2 (06:36):
Do you think it might be a correlation there?
Speaker 3 (06:38):
Absolutely? Yeah, with all the toxins they're exposed to and
the poisons and stress, well, all that leads to you know,
increases in lymphoma.
Speaker 2 (06:48):
Yeah. Well, and you know, and it's funny because you know,
of course what I'm looking at it. I know that
the lymph nodes are doing a lot of filtration because
we have the we have the liver that might be
plugged up or malfunctioning, functioning at perfect pace, and when
you go through the trauma and then the treatment, especially
the treatment with the drugs and the anesthesias and you know,
(07:11):
the pain killers and all that, that liver's got to
work twice as hard. So it's pushing more stuff out
to the lymphatic system to cleanse it out, and it's
basically shut down.
Speaker 3 (07:23):
Yeah, yeah, absolutely, it's a good point. And it's already
the liver is already shut down to some degree anyway,
because of all the preventive drugs and medications most of
these animals are on. So you know, you're already putting
an already stressed system under even more stress now even
with the healing problem.
Speaker 2 (07:41):
You know. And again, and when we start to look
at the healing process, it's it's it's a whole system.
We're not looking at that but one body part fixing itself.
Everything's involved, that's right, that's right.
Speaker 3 (07:53):
And then you know, from a holistic perspective or homeopathic perspective,
the length of time that the them has been out
of balance or or toxic or you know, has symptoms,
A length of time of that will determine the speed
of recovery in many cases. So you know, people that
come to us with animals with chronic skin problems and
(08:16):
digestive issues for years and years. It's not like the
animal that just all of a sudden got toxic over
a few days or a week or two. You know,
it's going to take the body time to heal that.
And you know that's the something that you need to
educate our clients about all the time.
Speaker 2 (08:33):
Yeah, it's it's it's you know, it's again, it's all
that process it. You know, when we look at the
length of time that even regular cells are replacing themselves with.
You know, we talk about delivery and kidney four months
to replace those, there's kin cells. You know, a month.
That's under ideal conditions. It's not under this heavy trauma
(08:54):
condition that the body is going through because of the
state that it's in.
Speaker 3 (08:58):
Yeah, and you know, we have.
Speaker 2 (09:00):
To also look at it. And you know when I
look at them the allopathic models obviously, and you know,
both on the human side and on the pet side,
you very rarely get any kind of guidance on you know,
what nutrients the body would need. In fact, you know,
I mean the perfect example of that is look at
(09:22):
both in the animal hospital and in the human hospitals.
Take a look at the food that they feed the patients.
Speaker 3 (09:28):
Right, it's look at the look and look at the
ingredient list. All you need to do.
Speaker 2 (09:33):
Yeah, I mean, there's no healing there. I mean, you
know you need to I mean basically we have to
look at kicking up that nutrient level twenty five fifty percent.
And you know when you're looking at especially you know,
commercial pet foods that you know, are looking at a
bioavailability of twenty or thirty percent, you know, and you're
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still feeding the same thing post surgery, post trauma. Is
that going to work?
Speaker 3 (10:00):
Yeah? Absolutely not. Yeah, And you know, and then the
body is dealing with the toxins of the anesthesia and
if it's you know, lesser if it's surgical repair or
again the anti inflammatory is the antibiotics, the pain medications.
You know, we have to also you know, address those
two in the healing process.
Speaker 2 (10:21):
Yeah. And of course the other the other thing is
is we end up with owners caregivers that inject their
energy into the whole thing that negative injury. Oh my god,
my dog is gonna die. My dog is you know
that all these issues. What does that do to the
pet itself?
Speaker 3 (10:40):
Yeah, picks right up on it like a psychic sponge.
Like we've talked about in other shows. Animals pick up
on our on the Guardian's energy all the time, you know,
they they manifest what we put out. So it was
very very common. So we have to be mind we
have to be very mindful always of what we put
what we put out energetically to our animals.
Speaker 2 (11:00):
That so, you know, so the healing processes. And this
is I think part of what you wanted to get
into was what from your perspective, what do PEED owners
what can they expect when they when they're when something happens,
whether it's a simple spade or neuter or you know,
hit by a car, even so called diseases, what should
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they be expecting?
Speaker 3 (11:24):
Well, I mean, first of all, the body heals through inflammation.
We know that through inflammation and discharge. So what we
can expect is that symptoms are going to come up
as part of the healing process. And of course in
Western medicine we're always taught that symptoms are the bad
guys that we have to make go away or suppress.
So with with a lot of chronic diseases, the life
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force or the chiet of the animals, and you know,
you look at it from the obviously we can look
at it from the functional medicine. Lymphatic perspective is always looking,
you know, to push toxins to the outside way from
the central organs, away from the brain, away from the heart,
towards the periphery and there's often that's where we see
inflammatory processes and that could come through the through the skin,
(12:12):
through the ears, through the digestive tract. These are all
ways the body rids itself with toxins and how it heals,
and we can't interfere with that with drugs and medications
because then we end up you know, prolonging the disease
or suppressing it further deeper into the patient.
Speaker 2 (12:29):
Well, you know, And that's the question is is modern
medicine that far behind the eight ball that they don't
realize that what they're doing with anti inflammatories and steroids
and even antibiotics. I mean, the body makes antibodies. That
that's not you know, that's counterproductive, isn't it.
Speaker 3 (12:52):
Yeah, that sure is. It's acting against what the body
is trying to do. Whether it's a fever or whether
like I said, it's an inflammation in or discharge the bowels,
or the urine or the skin or the ears. Those
are all you know, outlets that the body uses to
rid it to heal, actually heal, whether it's cancer or
(13:12):
whether it's you know, uh, chronic liver kidney disease or
pathologies internally or just day to day exposure to environmental
toxins on a day to day basis that that's our
animals have to heal through these outlets of the body,
and we want to be mindful not to suppress those
or interfere with them, but support that process. You know.
Speaker 2 (13:35):
It's it's interesting because a lot of times when when
they approach me and you know that, we start talking
about herbals and different foods, and you know, my dog
doesn't like this. It's you know, you don't understand. My
dog is so fit of heel, never touch an herber
or botanical. I can't give them eat the regular food,
and heaven forbid, I have to give them a pill.
I have to disguise it. But when you're trying to
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give that pill, why is a dog or cat spitting
it out?
Speaker 3 (14:00):
They're telling me of something, right, They don't want it early.
Speaker 2 (14:03):
They know better, they know it's not good for them.
And yet you know, I mean, I related a couple
of weeks ago on one of the shows where on
a human customer, they gave this poor girl seven different
medications and told her she had to take them all
at one time, and a half hour later, you can
imagine what was coming up out of her body, and
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you know, you know, the pills weren't even dissolved yet.
It's like, right.
Speaker 3 (14:29):
Another really good point you make about the healing process
often and other shows is that you know, the body
is always dynamic. It's always changing, so it's dealing with
different stresses and burdens and toxins all the time, and
so it's it's not just a flat process. It's it's
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always changing. And again from a holistic perspective, the length
of time that the symptoms have been present are usually
the last ones to go away, the diseases that have
been there the longest, so we know we're moving. In homeopathy,
it's called Herring's law of cure, where the body heals
from the inside out, from the center to the periphery,
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and from the latest symptoms to the oldest symptoms you know,
later on down the road. So it's kind of like
a governing rule of healing that we see and so
you know, you put it in your perspective also in
terms of you know, how the body is so dynamic.
Speaker 2 (15:29):
Exactly, it's you know, it's because I look at it too,
Because the body works in a hierarchy of healing and
keeping healthy. And you know, the number one function of
the body is to keep the heart beating, because that's
actually the only cause of death because it stops right,
and so's that's the number one thing is going to
keep healing and you're giving it, you know, nutrients and
(15:52):
medications for the skin, but the body is still protecting
that heart first. And you know, when we use things
like omega oils and things like that for skinning coat,
we don't know where else there's inflammation at any given
point in time, do we o?
Speaker 3 (16:07):
Oh, and those omegas oils are often wonderful for inflammation
of the skin, the heart, kidneys, the brain. So yeah, those,
you know, other systems often benefit tremendously.
Speaker 2 (16:22):
And of course, you know then when we throw in
things like SPAE and neuter, you know, the body is
already out of tilt and which is going to create
extra stresses on that whole endocrine system. You know, starting
with the thyroid and working its way all the way around.
Every single part of that system is going to work
just that little bit extra to counter it and that
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weakens it. Which you know now that we're seeing more
and more internal cancers especially, isn't that a part.
Speaker 3 (16:51):
Of that absolutely is well put? Yeah, you know, the
the endocrine system works as an integrative unit too. It's
not like when you remove the sex hormones, you affect
the pituitary, the adrenals, the thyroid, the pancreas. It's all
a functioning unit. It functions again, like we talk about
all the time as a whole, So whenever you're removed
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part of the hole, you're going to affect the rest
of the whole.
Speaker 2 (17:16):
Yeah, it's it's interesting. I had a conversation today with
a rescuer and they're doing the basically the vastectomies and
the U tubules or the just removing of the ovaries.
They're animals so that they can still produce enzymes, you know,
the hormones and stuff like that. And she says that
(17:38):
she's had some end of the animals that just don't
react completely going out all these cycles. Well the same
especially the sex hormones. They change from period to period
inside that monthly cycle or whatever it is, so they're
not working one hundred percent all the time. They don't
have to. They're you know, they're you know, they're called
(17:58):
upon at the specific times, aren't they, yeah, or you know, yeah,
So we were discussing that, you know, like even my
hormone balance would help them out, even even that we
are still making the right hormones, but they're not necessarily
in the right balances that we need and you know,
we need, you know, especially you know, and of course
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when we look at herbals, and we talked about this
on the last show that you were on, and I
talked to with other hosts and that sort of thing.
One of the things with the herbals is the minerals
that they bring to the table in a bioavailable form.
You know, you could take all the iron capsules that
you want and or you know, any other one calcium, magnesium,
(18:41):
at copper, anything, but if it's not in a usable form,
it's not going to do any good effect. It's going
to throw everything else off. We're gonna be right back
after this quick break.
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Speaker 2 (21:11):
And welcome back to the Pet Healthy If the show
where your pet has a voice. This is Bill the
Pet Health Grew Rule along with my special guest doctor
Michael dimm and we're talking about the healing process, that
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even when we think we have a fix, the healing
process starts and like I said, you don't see the
(21:57):
scab anymore, that healing has to go on for quite
some time. And if you stop, you know, if you're
doing the extra nutrition, you're doing homeopathy for it, you're
doing herbals and botanicals for it, all these building blocks.
When should you stop?
Speaker 3 (22:12):
Probably never, right, you just one, you know, although I
did want to bring up from our the last for
the break. You know, there was an interesting discussion on
my social media wall regarding animals that are spade or
new or being more prone to Cushion's disease, and then
it talked and then people got into kind of a
(22:33):
heated discussion on the fact that there was one people
are saying that, no, you can cure it all with food,
and then another person saying, no, once those sex clans
are gone, you body really can't heal itself. So I
wanted to get your input on it. Obviously you have
some great herbal formula, is it right?
Speaker 2 (22:50):
Well, you know, we've shared a few clients over the
past years, and that sort of thing that generally they
obviously most of the time when this stuff comes up,
they've got to diagnosis from an allopathic you know, conventional
doctor animal hospital. And I had one that came in
I guess it was about a year ago, two years
ago some place in that range, and was in that
(23:12):
usual panic fear mode. Oh my god, you know that
I was told it's basically a death sentence. You know,
I'm going to have to you know, nothing's ever going
to be right from this day on. And I've had
in the very beginning, we used to get lots of
dogs that you know, it has to be on a
special diet. Can't do this, can't do that. But we
approached this customer with our usual, my usual protocols. Of course,
(23:36):
just start feeding, feed real food, a good variety, you know,
they good rotational diet, make sure it's good, fresh, it's
clean food. And we put her onto our pushing adrenal
formulation and she was still panicking, but she said, okay,
should try it. She went back to the allopaths a
month later and he's like, it's gone, This can't be gone,
(23:58):
it can never go away. And he was being insistently
there must have been something wrong with the testing right right,
you know, But again with any kind of disease like
that number one, it depends on how long they've had it.
It's going to depend on how long it's going to
take to fix and correct that problem. And you know,
when we look at it, number one cause of all diseases,
(24:20):
stress Underneath that, you've got toxicity and you've got deficiency.
If you fix all three of those, what are the
chances of a healing right? Yeah, but you can't keep
you know, you can't do the food and do you
know the heartworm medicine or the flea medicine or create
a vaxinosis approach to help because it just doesn't work.
(24:44):
One's countering the other, aren't.
Speaker 3 (24:45):
They absolutely is yeah. And then you take away those
sex hormones, which is what I mentioned, and you know
that leads to you know, a total breakdown of the body.
And you know it's you know, the hormones. I mean look,
I mean they're no necessary for you know, every aspect,
every organ system of the body is involved with the
health of the hormones. So you know, when we remove those,
(25:09):
it's much more challenging the heel with your food. But
you know it can be the body can do some
remarkable things and return to homeostasis. And that's what we
see all the time right.
Speaker 2 (25:19):
Now exactly now. I just saw I'll come and come
up here too. That you know with span neuter you know,
you still have to add do a lot of exercise
and that sort of thing. I my personal opinion, I
think exercise is overrated, you know, because if you're doing
normal movement and stuff like that. Dogs don't work out
in the gym. Wolves don't work out in the gym,
you know. And even that, you have to look when
(25:41):
it comes to that, you have to look at the
breed characteristics as well. I mean, heaven knows if you
have if you live in an apartment and you've got
a Border Collie or a Belgium melon law, you're going
to have some issues. Because of the high energy of
those dogs. You've got to be able to burn it off.
They have to be able to do what they've been
designed to do right, And if you don't follow that,
(26:05):
you know, it just creates havoc and that that adds
to the stress. Going back to by a little pyramid,
their stress and in toxicity and deficiency, Now we've got
a major problem. Yeah, you know, so that has got
to be a big part of it. I mean, I
know a lot of people that you know, they take
these structurally unsound dogs, you know, especially when you look
(26:27):
at some of the bulldogs and the French cheese and
stuff like that. They're not designed for a lot of exercise.
And sure, you know, and you're walking them four or
five miles a day. What do you think that's doing
to the body and how how does that affect recovery?
Speaker 3 (26:44):
Yeah, sure it does. Yeah, and definitely is a stressful
factor on it. That's not what they intended. That's not
what majure intent. Not intended to have that much exercise. Bill.
Speaker 2 (26:55):
Yeah, I know, you know, and of course people are
looking for that again. That one thing I remarked this morning,
and I actually you had a post up on vaxinosis
and nails and somebody asked the question, is there anything
anything that we can do to help their their bones
and joints? And I put it in that I don't
know if you saw it, but I commented on it
(27:16):
that traditional Chinese medicine be'd like with like give your
dog a damn bone, you know, appropriate amounts of bone
and cartilage that's going to help, not that you know,
do it before they have a problem, so that you're
not rebuilding, you're just building right from the start. And
you know, there's so contrary to what you know conventional
(27:39):
medicine says Oh my god. You know, you give your
dog a bone, it's going to choke to death, that's
going to rip up the intestines. I've never seen a
dog with ripped up intestines from from real bones, have you.
Speaker 3 (27:49):
Oh, maybe from cooked processed bones, but not from raw
bones fresh.
Speaker 2 (27:53):
But it's you know, I have seen marrow bones, especially
if they're cut down and get hooked behind the canine
ts where you had to take a pair of wirecutters
and break the bone because I was, you know, playing
with it more so than anything else. But that's not
you know, those bones are not natural because it's not
(28:13):
the natural shape anymore. We've changed it, We've altered that.
We've created the problem as always, you know, we're the
ones that create the problems.
Speaker 3 (28:21):
Exactly, you know.
Speaker 2 (28:26):
Exactly we we create the problems. And then we have
a medical community, of course that their job is to
fix what we crew. But we've already created that a mistake,
that's right, and.
Speaker 3 (28:36):
It starts with certain breeds exactly, a few of them
you mentioned.
Speaker 2 (28:44):
Yeah, exactly. I mean, you know, if you start out
with you know, I joke around with people about it,
you know, their genetic rechonical. Yeah, we know, but it's cute.
It's like can you are you acute?
Speaker 3 (28:54):
I mean, and then cats have their cats have their
version too exactly. Yeah, it happened. You know.
Speaker 2 (29:04):
We we've created these problems and we expect somehow that
modern medicine is going to fix it. And to be honest,
most of the attacks that modern medicine uses does it
really fix very much of anything? Does it?
Speaker 4 (29:19):
No?
Speaker 3 (29:20):
I just got a case. I do some consulting for
some legal lawyers. Sometimes will send me cases they want
to know if it's negligence and malpractice. I had gotten
involved many years ago with a social media group that
you know looks at that Joey's Legacy was the original one.
And then you know, some attorneys came up and got
(29:41):
you know, and I was involved with them in the
beginning anyway. So I got a case sent to me
on a bulldog just this past week. And the bulldog
went in at eight months of age. It went in
for eye surgery to correct some genetic eye issue. Cherry I.
It went in and time and got castrated, and then
(30:02):
it had its airways cut, you know, because it was
they didn't like because it was a bulldog and it
had you know, those prolonged airways, stanotic no nostrils or
static light, elongated soft palettes and elongated uvulas in the
back of the throat, and all of that was trim.
So this poor dog had at eight months of age,
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had eye surgery, was neutered, and had all these airway procedures,
and tragically the dog ended up in recovery. They fed
the dog a little bit too soon and it aspirated,
I believe, and it ended up, you know, unfortunately passing away.
So you know, we come in with all of our fancy,
you know, equipment, and we think we're going to correct
(30:47):
all these things, and then you end up with a
dog that has you know, and they were blaming the
fact that it was a bulldog of why it died
rather than all those stresses right body at that particular time.
Speaker 2 (30:59):
You know, I mean you have to do you know,
you need to do your research on you know what
they can be prone to quit blaming you know, straight genetics.
It's also you know, it's some of it, well some
of it is genetic because we're altering their uh, their structure.
We still have to realize that it there's the other
(31:20):
compounds that go behind it. You know, the way you're feeding,
the way you're treading, the way you're handling. I had
I had a client less two weeks ago. It was
two thousand dollars for a dog that and it was
one of your clients as well that had wasn't eating.
You wanted to make sure that didn't have a blockage.
(31:41):
An next ray costs two thousand dollars. Was everything that
they did, and yes, and you know, and if it
was funny because she was in the pickup stuff for
me and of course to help with the you know,
you know, with the with the issue. I'm looking at
repopp because I know that they popped it with all
kinds of ads. So we have to redo the bet
(32:02):
biome so the goat smelk and the you know, keifers
and all of that sort of thing. Bone Brook. And
while she's I'm sitting there talking to the animal hospital
called and blamed part of the problem on you have
a collar on your dog instead of a harness. Yeah,
I mean that It's like she she looked at me,
you know, and other people because she was on speakerphone,
(32:23):
looked at me and the other people are looking like
what you're blaming the fact that she has a collar
on the dog, right, you know, on the fact that
it's not eating right.
Speaker 3 (32:35):
And then of course I believe they ended up finding
some parasites.
Speaker 2 (32:40):
That yeah, it was funny. They weren't found in a
stool test. There was obviously an antigen test, which you know. Yeah, yeah,
let's go back to the old pc RT test. That'll
come up. We can, we can make it have anything
you want.
Speaker 3 (32:55):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (32:56):
So yeah, So we're gonna be right back after another
quick break here and we'll talk more about Healy your animals.
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Speaker 2 (34:44):
Come back to the Pet Health Cafe to show where
your pet as a voice. This has build a Pet
Health's gurul and with doctor Michael Dimm we're talking about
the healing process and how long it actually takes one
of the things.
Speaker 3 (34:56):
So a chance to cut is a chance to cure.
Speaker 2 (35:00):
Yeah, yeah, that cut it is not free. It's very
very costly, not only in the animal itself, but also
on your pocketbook.
Speaker 3 (35:16):
Yeah. Well that's that's like I said, that's an old
surgeon's mentality.
Speaker 2 (35:20):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (35:22):
Sure, Because I was just reading the introductor the promo
for further show, and we're talking about cure. So I thought
I'd come in with the surgeon's perspective exactly now.
Speaker 2 (35:32):
I don't want to throw something. I thought about that
during the break there is you take farm dogs and
cats and of course those pharaohs that are out you know,
not necessarily in the city, but especially out you know,
the more rural areas, that sort of thing. I've seen
dogs get run over by a tractor and you know,
get all kinds of injuries, getting fights with wild animals,
and they'll just turn around and find a place of hide,
(35:56):
curl up. Three days later, they're up, run around like
nothing ever happened, with no intervention at all. Now, if
I took it to an allopathic doctor, when would that
animal be able to be even walked again? I mean
it's days and days and days of recovery, and they're
(36:17):
not recovered because they have to go through a double recovery.
They have to go through whatever was done, whatever procedures
were done, and then all the detox it has to
go on on the backside. And that again that goes
back to especially that body to uh, you know, it's
a great level. I know that we had a couple
of comments pop up there. I don't know if Rebel
can bring them up for us. And how many we covered, Yeah,
(36:41):
the exercise, I think we covered normal walks Okay, now marathons, Yeah,
I know, he's a good one. Okay, this one is
the one. I think it depends on your opinion on
that one, right.
Speaker 3 (36:55):
Ear Spain and being able to really cure the patient
because we're finding so many diseases from the neuterrospay process
that you know, they're very challenging to cure with just
food alone.
Speaker 2 (37:09):
Yeah, it's you know, you know, as long as we
start out with you know. And the thing is is
with what we do when you're looking at holistically and
homeopathically is normally that doesn't get started at the beginning
of your journey. It's usually only after something has happened.
You've tried a bunch of you know, modern medicine, allopathic
(37:32):
modalities and down that whole pathway and nothing has worked.
And you know you've tried the same thing. You know.
The skin problems are probably the worst. I mean, every
month you're going in for shots and pills and nothing changes.
The changes for two days, three days. That's not healing.
That's just hiding, hid.
Speaker 3 (37:51):
Or suppressing, as we say, And yeah, you're suppressing an
external expression of symptoms. And very often if you do
that long enough or insensitive animals right away, you'll see
deeper disease where that toxicity or immune problem occurs deeper
in the body, sometimes very quickly. So you have to
be mindful not to suppress those symptoms.
Speaker 2 (38:13):
Yeah. So, I mean the one of the I think
probably one of the main takeaways is don't let your
dog get sick in the first place. Start right away
with the proper program. And if an especially injuries and accidents,
if they pop up, you know, that makes a big difference.
Another one of our fans good and it works, you know,
(38:36):
it works when you do the right stuff right. But
it's not easy, and we have been taught so much
bad stuff, you know, I mean, how many times a
day should a dog eat? I mean, in a while,
they don't have a Chinese buffet where they can, you know,
eat as much as they want and everything that they want,
whatever they happen to catch. And it might not be
(38:57):
every day, it could be days and days and days
of not eating. So when we were worried about our dog,
just not eating breakfast. You know, it happens. You know,
when you look at wolves, wolves are lazy animals. They
sleep in every morning. They're not stupid like we are,
you know, getting up and doing a job, bridging up
when they want, they hunt what they want usually in
(39:17):
the afternoon. They finally catch something in the late afternoon,
find something, you know, depending on what their desperation rate is,
and they eat an evening meal, one meal a day,
and they're fine, you know. And none of none of
them are all bees.
Speaker 3 (39:32):
They're scavenger exactly. Yeah, yeah, and they you know, that's
why in clinical practice, you know, sometimes fasting these animals
is therapeutic because it actually helps the body heal and
deal with the healing or detoxification processing. So people that say,
oh my god, my dog or cat missed a meal
or didn't go more than twenty four hours without eating,
(39:55):
you know, should I take them to the vet? Very
often not, It's just they're doing nature.
Speaker 2 (40:02):
When I started in the business, I mean, your dog
had diarrhea, vomited, you withheld food for twenty four hours.
That was the protocol. That was standard practice, you know,
and you know, so many and so much of the
time too and I mean this is what because I
sometimes have to deal more on the emotional level with
these people. It's like they're just in panic mode. You know,
(40:23):
I'm sitting on the floor eating you that negative energy.
The only reason that dog is eating is because it's
trying to please you, not because it wants food, right,
it's just trying to it. You're trying to help it,
and it's actually helping you more than the other.
Speaker 3 (40:40):
That's true. You know those toy breeds, right exactly.
Speaker 2 (40:45):
Yeah, And you know it's and we have to understand
too that so much of this, the habits and everything else,
those are all because we've trained them and conditioned them
to want food at a certain time. Who only wants
certain food? Those you know, those dungs that have to
have it cooked. You know they've trained you. Every set,
(41:08):
every encounter with your animal is a training encounter. Same
with your kids. You know, either you're training them, but
in most cases they're training you as a parent.
Speaker 3 (41:17):
True, very true.
Speaker 2 (41:19):
Yeah, So take away what would you say people need
to take away from how the animal heels and what
they should be doing.
Speaker 3 (41:26):
Well. The animal heels from the inside out, so in
other words, that scratch as you said, there's all this
stuff that's going on under the surface and in heels
through discharge as well and inflammation, and what we want
to do is we want to support that healing process
with as you said, herbs and botanicals and homeopathic remedies,
(41:46):
and we don't want to come in with anti inflammatories, antibiotics,
anti this anti that anything with an anti in front
of it is working against the healing process most of
the time. So, you know, we want to be mindful
of that and assist the body when it's healing, whether
it's from an acute episode or an acute injury, or
(42:07):
whether it's from a chronic disease or a you know,
chronic disease tendency of any of the organ systems, or cancer.
Speaker 2 (42:14):
Yeah, it's it's you know, it's I when I talk
to people and sometimes get so frustrated and I expressed
this sometimes that you know, and I literally had a
client tell me that when they told their veterinarian that
the animal that they were doing heartworm with botanicals and
(42:36):
doing raw feeding, that the veterinarian literally wanted to know
who I am so that they could come down. They
want to advocate for the dog and have the client
possibly charged with abuse. My goodness, I mean, you know,
and of course it's you know, it's one the approach
(42:56):
was one hundred percent allopathic.
Speaker 3 (42:59):
Well that's funny you mentioned that. So I got a
call from somebody that whose animal was turned into ACC
Animal Care and Control because it was heartworm positive and
the owner wasn't treating the dog with the standard treatment
they were, they were turned in.
Speaker 2 (43:16):
It's I know, and you know, it's it's just crazy
when we have to look at it this way and
you're totally fighting this and you and I know what
some of the I mean, the side of you know,
the allopathic medicine does never tells what the side effects are.
They can't even tell you what's in it half the time.
If they do know the scientific name of the drug,
(43:36):
that's fine, but you know they don't know. They can't
tell you anything about it, right, you know. Anyway, Lomo's
up against the end of the hour here again it's echoes,
so damn fast. I'll tell you how can people reach
reach you and me and you know, let's get this
all out there so they can help these animals.
Speaker 3 (43:52):
They can go to my website, which is doctor dem
dot com. That's d O C d O R D
y M dot com that has my information, my email
and more about my productice.
Speaker 2 (44:03):
Yeah, and you know, of course I can be reached
at you know, through my paleopad or through the channels
here the Pet Health Cafe. You know, we've done a
lot with a lot of different products now, you know,
our herbal products. Like I said, the understanding that we're
coming down with now with minerals, which is the best
(44:24):
way to get them into the body. You know, that's
that's such a game changer now that we can understand that,
get away from the pharmaceutically created supplement business and uh,
you know, moving a positive direction, and you know, start
right in the very beginning. Just start rather than day one.
(44:44):
You don't have to do transition diets. You don't have
to do slow transitions. Your animal is tough, tougher than
we are. We're the we're the whims. So just like
what was the famous saying, uh, feel the and do
it anyway. You know, that's what you have to do
with your when it comes to your pet. With that,
(45:05):
say good night to everybody, thank you for watching and listening,
and we'll be back again. Next week with another great show.
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