For all non-specific Bladder cancers/Tumours we use this mix. Cancer can be seen as a generalised breakdown of metabolic and immune systems and the bodily processes involved in cell health maintenance which obviously underlies the development of all cancers in general terms. Dog’s livers are called upon to digest far too much chemically polluted and processed food since the advent of commercial dog feed in the 1950's. Eating patterns have been subverted by over feeding denying the long periods of fasting which wild experienced in nature allowing their metabolism to clear toxins from their systems. In addition the domesticated dog is almost never allowed to bury and ripen a meaty bone and many have never eaten raw meat at all in their diet. Bladder cancer could therefore be seen as an end result of a systemic and prolonged assault on blood and the immune system in general which may never have appeared without late 20th century feeding practices. The Bladder Cancer support mix includes; Bladderack, Comfrey, Dandelion, Golden Seal, Parsley, Rosehips and Buchu along with Bach Flower Remedies Oak, Walnut, Water Violet, Pine and Olive. . This mix is given in conjunction with my Super Antioxidant which is derived from the bark of the Maritime Pine Tree and together they have the potential to slow down the development of Bladder Cancer. This Cancer support mix can be used in conjunction with other alternative medicines and orthodox medical treatments including radiation and chemo therapy. The important distinction between my herbal treatment and orthodox medicine is that , here I am aiming to reverse the underlying processes which allowed the cancer to develop in the first place. This is distinct from the aim of removing, or otherwise destroying cancerous cells directly once the process of cancer has begun. I expect positive results to show up within the first four weeks and ask that clients provide regular reports once their dog starts on the program..
Dose: 5 to 10 drops for Tiny and Small Breeds; 10 to 20 drops for Medium and Large breeds