Atlantic Ave March 2017 Edition

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MISC ║ ask the petxpert
We are constantly asked why all the
cutting edge protocols and “treatments”
developed or introduced
by us actually work and involve going back
to nature? We understand that all disease is
caused by only two things, deficiency (malnutrition)
and toxicity (poison). We understand
that correcting those two things will allow the
body to heal. Nature has provided our planet
with everything humans and pets alike need
to survive, such as water and food sources
from animals, poultry, fish and even plants.
Our quest to find optimal health and healing
has opened many doors leading to the
healthiest foods and diets for all creatures
along with the healthiest and most beneficial
micro-foods such as herbs, spices and botanicals
that provide micro-nutrients and detoxification
for the body. It is most important that
all of these products get the proper preparation
in order to achieve their best benefit.
Due to recent changes in government
regulations, we are now able to use and
provide one of natures’ miracle food components,
cannabidiol hemp oil, otherwise
known as “CBD” Oil or “CBD” Hemp Oil. Unlike
it’s cousin, these hemp oil products are
non-psychoactive. In hemp, CBD dominates
the plant’s makeup. CBD interacts with the
body’s naturally occurring systems, but is
ask the petXpert
What is CBD and how does it
benefit our pets?
These pets are available for adoption
non-psychotropic, it doesn’t contain THC or
cause a high. This makes it safe and offers
significant health benefits.
So many of our pets and even family
members suffer from cancer, anxiety, pain,
stress, post-surgery discomfort, inflammation,
allergies, asthma, neurological disorders,
seizures, drug withdrawal, appetite
suppression, insomnia and more. Found in
all mammals, the endocannabinoid system is
made up of millions of cannabinoid receptor
sites located primarily throughout the brain
and central nervous system (CB1 receptors)
and immune system (CB2 receptors) that act
in neural communication.
CBD interacts within the body through
the endogenous cannabinoid system (ECS)
or endocannabinoid system. Discovered in
the late 1980’s, the endocannabinoid system
regulates the body’s homeostasis, or general
state of balance, impacting such functions as
mood, sleep, appetite, hormone regulation,
along with pain and immune response. It also
increases oxygenation of the blood which is
important especially when exercising.
We are finding that when CBD is used in an
integrated nutritional program of species appropriate
diets, natural herbs and botanicals,
it promotes healing and relief of unwanted
symptoms. Many of the challenges mentioned
above suddenly, without warning or
even medical understanding just disappear.
As we have stated here and in the past,
nature has answers that many have not explored
and can do amazing things. Foods
bring us nutrients but also remove toxins
which is why vomit and diarrhea are
healthy responses, not an illness. The understanding
of the biodynamics of the body,
whether it be ours or those of our pets
and even the animals that we use for food,
is critical. We need to require our doctors
and veterinarians to be versed and able to
explain biodynamics to us. If not, then we
need seek those that can.
We all want our pets and families to be
healthy. Everyone deserves it and it can be
achieved through a healthier protocol minus
the excessive use of medicine, pharmaceuticals
and chemicals manufactured and promoted
by corporations primarily to enhance
their business model.
Bill Piechocki, nutritionist and Dr. Diane Sudduth,
DVM are partners in Fiesta Pet Deli in Pompano
Beach, FL, and co-hosts of the PetHealthCafe.com
radio show. Our 40 years in the animal field has
provided us unparalleled vision and information
which we pass to our clients on a daily basis. We
can be reached at www.PetHealthCafe.com or 800-
940-7387. Call us for a free consultation, we would
be more than happy to help
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Valentine ~ A uniquely pretty Terrier mix
who was saved from the Redlands area of
Dade County. She would be a great family
dog and she really deserves a good life.
She’s sweet and happy and ready to be
your girl! Stop in to meet Valentine and all
our other wonderful pets in need of homes!
Scarlett ~ Look at this little cutie! Scarlett
is a blend of Dachshund and Chihuahua
so she’s a small, adorable dog! She’s very
friendly and gets along well with children
and other dogs. Rescued by TriCounty
from a high-euthanasia shelter in Georgia
and she’s a real peach!
Lucia ~ This pretty girl is diabetic and
needs a loving home and special care. A
forever home would be best for her but if
you can temporarily foster this honey and
care for her, contact the shelter. Our fosters
help us save lives and Lucia deserves a
quieter place to reside until she is adopted.
A NO-KILL animal shelter.
Open Tues - Sun
11 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
All animals are
up-to-date on vaccinations
and heartworm tested.
Adoption fees $110 and up.
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