Physical exercise is crucial for health maintenance and youth preservation for both human and animal members of the family. Research shows with irrefutable evidence, that maintaining the muscle mass with regular resistance training and conditioning the cardiovascular system with a brisk walk or light run supports longevity and quality of life. Use it or lose …
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SKIN&COAT Conditions 0
Blended excerpts from various sections of Potential Within YOUR DOG’S HEALTH Authored by Franco Cavaleri ISBN 0-978-0-9731701-1-5 This article is composed of multiple excerpts to result in tone and content shifts and reference numbering that may be out of order. POOR COAT, HOT SPOTS, ITCHING, AND RASHES Skin conditions in pets have become more and …
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Feeding and nourishing your puppy are not the same 0
Most of us have accepted the dry processed kibble diet to provide the foundation of our pet’s nourishment but this processed nourishment cannot meet nutritional needs. Processed canned wet foods and dry bagged kibble are primarily designed for our own convenience not the wellbeing of our pets. A body and metabolism built on these damaged …
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Fatty acid supplementation must be accompanied by antioxidant supplementation 0
Fatty acid supplementation of our pets’ food has become widely accepted as the thing to do; everyone and their dog is doing it and for good reasons. When it comes to the furry members of the family, fatty acid supplementation is even more valuable than it is to us since their processed foods are more …
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Exercise is as important as good nutrition 0
Physical exercise is crucial for health maintenance and youth preservation for both human and animal members of the family. Research shows with irrefutable evidence, that maintaining the muscle mass with regular resistance training and conditioning the cardiovascular system with a brisk walk or light run supports longevity and quality of life. Use it or lose …
Read MoreDigestive health is the foundation for overall health 0
Every cell of the body depends on nutrients digested, absorbed and sent on their way by the digestive system. Compromised digestive health quickly leads to a domino-effect to compromise general health of your companion animal. The benefits of any diet—healthy or otherwise—cannot be delivered if even mild gut insufficiencies hamper digestion and the absorption of …
Read MoreDIGESTIVE DISORDERS and PROBIOTICS 0
Blended excerpts from various sections of Potential Within YOUR DOG’S HEALTH Authored by Franco Cavaleri ISBN 0-978-0-9731701-1-5 This article is composed of multiple excerpts to result in tone and content shifts and reference numbering that may be out of order. In order for the body to extract the nutrient building blocks and essentialnutrition from food, …
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Diabetes in our pets 0
Many nutrients are now known to have gene-modulator activity. Vanadium sources such as vanadyl sulfate or bis (maltolato) oxovanadium are shown in multiple independent studies like the one performed in 2002 at UBC’s Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences study published in to help regenerate glucose transport sites, reversing type 2 diabetic and pre-diabetic states of insulin …
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Daily supplementation is crucial for long term health 0
Daily supplementation of the best food we can choose is fast becoming recognized as the best way to preserve health and prevent premature aging. Research shows irrefutably that a diet saturated with live antioxidants supports maximum immunity and reduces the rate of tissue wear and tear. The very strategy of anti-aging revolves around the science …
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Nutrition for BEST IN SHOW; nutrient –gene interactions 0
Imagine eating dry boxed cereal for every meal of your day. It’s not possible to live a full life free of disease eating processed foods as a staple. Yet most of us have readily accepted dry and canned processed food to sustain our animal companions without a second thought. Just like we cannot rely on …
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