Atlantic Ave Magazine - June 2018

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BY Bill Piechocki and Dr. Diane Sudduth, DVM
Do Miracles Really Happen?
Seeing Is Believing…
Every day I am truly amazed at the power and precision of the
living body. Billions of cells work endlessly to accomplish every
natural function that is needed for a creature to survive and
thrive. Every aspect from breathing and eating, to reproduction,
growing, healing and defending, the life force that propels this
dynamic is way beyond our understanding and comprehension.
On a weekly basis, we witness dozens of our clients seeking a
miracle for their pets that are challenged by cancer, allergies, dental
issues, skin problems, joint pain and dozens of medically diagnosed
conditions that have been labeled as “non-curable.” The issue here is
that the medical community, including veterinary medicine is looking
at a series of symptoms, labeling it as a disease and then finding a drug,
vaccine, medication, supplement or procedure to mask the symptom.
Most do not seek to find the underlying causes. The symptoms do not
just appear randomly. They usually are not genetic as some medical
professionals would lead you to believe. If that were true, then why
do so many of these disease conditions occur later in life instead of
manifesting themselves from the time of birth.
We know today that all disease has two primary causes,
deficiency (malnutrition) and toxicity (poison). We understand
today that if we look at those two conditions in the life of any
creature, and eliminate or at least control them to our best abilities,
we can control the state of health and also witness true miracles in
optimal health and recovery.
In our natural health approach, we seek out those two primary
causes that your pets and humans are exposed to. Yes, the same
challenges are often similar in our pets and ourselves as we share
the same lifestyles with the same exposures to toxins, medicine
beliefs and eating habits.
We see miracles occur when we take a dying pet, change them
to a species appropriate fresh food diet from their chemically
laden, processed products and eliminate the environmental and
medical toxins. Subsequently we observe dramatic, real observable
fundamental health improvement in just days. Cancers disappear,
liver and kidney failure gone, a return to a healthy shiny coat, cleaner
breath, better joint mobility and the absence of pain. All these results
are being facilitated by giving the living creature, with its billions of
cells working together the tools they need for optimal health.
If we understand that we need to start at the cellular level, we
are at the core building blocks to healing and health. If the body is
continuously challenged with poisons and poor quality foods, we will
continue to replace those diseased cells with more diseased cells.
We must break that destructive cycle. We must remember that it is
a process to heal and rebuild just like it was a process to break that
innate healthy state down. There are no quick fixes in performing
miracles, however with the proper knowledge and healthier lifestyle
changes, miracles can be achieved.
If you want a miracle for your pets and for yourself, look to those
people that are healthy and have optimally healthy pets. Listen to
those that have seen results with simple life altering change and your
fur family will enjoy a miraculously healthy life.
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 daily. We can be reached at www.PetHealthCafe.com or
800-940-7387. Call us for a free consultation or stop by Fiesta Pet Deli,
we would be more than happy to help.
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