In today's video i'll reveal why turmeric is such a powerful healing aid
for your dog, the health problems it can solve, how to use it and later I'll be
giving you a recipe to make turmeric golden paste, scientifically proven to aid
the healing of cancer, arthritis and gastrointestinal disorders.
Do you have some turmeric sitting in your kitchen cupboard, and did you know that it's
scientifically proven and powerful medicine, that can make a huge difference
to your dog's health and longevity. Turmeric root, a member of the ginger
family and well known for its culinary uses is a powerful medicinal herb that
has been heavily researched for many years and found to provide powerful
anti-cancer properties, with literally hundreds of simultaneous medicinal side
benefits. The primary and beneficial bio-active ingredient of turmeric is
curcumin and so while it acts as a spice in cooking, it's also a pain reliever,
making it a great food additive for dogs in pain from an illness. Here's 17
reasons why your dog needs turmeric: It's proven to fight multidrug-resistant
cancers, it protects from radiation damage, it reduces inflammation and
relieves joint pain by neutralizing free radicals, it reduces heavy metal toxicity,
it lowers bad cholesterol, its anti-parasitic, anti-allergy,
anti-depressive, anti-epilepsy, antioxidant, antiseptic and anti-tumor. It
prevents and reverses Alzheimer's disease, it soothes gas and bloating, it
can treat gastrointestinal disorders like IBD, it treats and relieves diarrhea,
it's rich in vitamins and minerals. That's a whole lot of reasons to give
your dog turmeric, but it gets better. Turmeric beats the expensive drugs!
Turmeric has well over 6,000 scientific studies under its belt and is now
believed to be a better option than the following drugs: anti-inflammatory drugs,
chemotherapy, steroids, arthritis drugs, IBD drugs. Turmeric can treat and prevent
cancer and there have been some very promising studies conducted in the last
few years in the air of cancer and the effects of curcumin. IBD
drugs or inflammatory bowel disease, turmeric can treat and prevent cancer.
There have been some very promising studies conducted in the last few years
in the area of cancer and the effects of curcumin on cancer cells. Unlike
chemotherapy treatment that kills all cells indiscriminately, curcumin has
been found to target just the cancer stem cells. Curcumin has shown to reduce
metastasis and decrease cancer cell growth and even induce what's known as
apoptosis whereby that cancer cell destroys itself, which is great news.
Turmeric eases the pain of arthritis. Turmeric has proven to be one of the
most potent natural anti-inflammatories available and clinical studies have
revealed that curcumin in turmeric is a powerful antioxidant, and antioxidants
slow the signs of aging, they slow down degeneration and even help to increase
lifespan, and they excel at fighting free radical damage caused by the exposure to
chemicals, pesticides and processed foods. And antioxidants neutralize the free
radicals which cause the painful inflammation and damage to joints
affected by arthritis, and this also makes Turmeric a reliable option for
arthritis and reducing the painful condition in your dog. Turmeric can
replace steroid treatment. Very recent studies have shown very promising
results in the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease and other gastrointestinal
disorders and more studies are being conducted.
Have you had your dog treated with steroids for joint pain? Studies are
showing that curcumin is as effective as steroid treatment. An Indian study
concluded that the efficacy of curcumin and reoccurrences following treatment
are comparable to corticosteroid therapy, and the lack of side effects with
curcumin is his greatest advantage compared with corticosteroids. So if
Curcumin works just as well as steroids but without the nasty side effects, or
the vet costs, you now have a powerful natural home remedy with literally
hundreds of simultaneous medicinal side benefits. So how do you use it?
Turmeric is not so easily mixed with water or well absorbed by the body and quickly
and out by the liver, so the best way of giving this fat-soluble herb to your dog
is by mixing it with some coconut oil. You can feed the powder alone,
the most commonly available or the fresh root, finely grated. If you feed twice
daliy, divide the daily amount between the two meals for better absorption. Add
between 1/8 to 1/4 of a teaspoon per 10 pounds of your dog's weight to their
daily food and make sure there's plenty of fresh drinking water available, as it
may make you dog a little more thirsty than usual. Okay here's how you make
turmeric golden paste for your dog's. Australian veterinarian dr. Doug English
gets great results with a turmeric recipe he developed called golden paste.
By combining the turmeric powder with black pepper and coconut oil or olive
oil, it's effectiveness is increased. So here's the recipe. You'll want half a cup of
organic turmeric powder, 1 cup of filtered water, 1 and 1/2 teaspoons of
freshly ground black pepper, quarter cup of organic cold pressed
virgin olive oil or coconut oil, mix the turmeric with the water in a pan, start
with 1 cup of water and add more only if needed. Stir the liquid on a medium to
low heat and in about 7 to 10 minutes it should form a thick paste. If your paste
looks watery just add a bit more turmeric and heat it for another couple
of minutes. Once you've got a paste, add the pepper and oil and then stir it in
really well. Allow the mixture to cool, then place it in a jar with a lid and
then store it in your fridge. Ideally you should store the pace for no more than
two weeks, after that you'll want to make a fresh batch. You'll know from making up
the fresh batch, how much of each ingredient is needed for your dog size
for a second batch to last 2 weeks. You can add the golden paste directly to
your dog's meals by mixing it with some water or yogurt, most dogs seem to like
the flavor. Give one 1/4 spoon to small dogs daily, a 1/2 teaspoon to medium
dogs daily and give one full teaspoon to large dogs daily. It's also best fed in
smaller amounts over several meals each day
better absorbtion. So if you feed two small meals a day and you have a small
dog, just use 1/8 of a teaspoon in each meal. Turmeric is safe, however if your
dog has a pre-existing condition with medication, it's best to seek your vets
advice. You'll find all the links to the ingredients in this recipe in the
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