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Quick Answers:
- Safe for old dogs
- Herbs are a powder
- Works for multiple fatty lumps
Why are our dogs getting so many
Lipoma's? That's the question we need to understand in order to rectify this situation.
First; A discussion of what this swelling actually consists of will really give us the clue...
These lumps are nothing but FAT. Chinese medicine calls these unsightly masses "nodules", which is a general term the Chinese use to describe the many different types of swellings, masses, enlargements, hardness, lumps etc.
Nodules, as well as hardened tissues, encompasses a wide variety of clinical conditions. When the cause is unknown, western medicine struggles to identify a diagnosis and a treatment. Conversely, Chinese medicine is quite effective as it offers a wide range of herbs to reduce the swelling and dissolve and disperse these nodules of fat and hardened tissues.
What causes these nodules to you think?
Well it's the PawHealer.com's opinion that these lumps are actually caused by the accumulation of something which is called phlegm and damp (FAT!), and we believe it is caused from a dog's diet that has been too rich in grains (this include rice, oats, bran, wheat, etc).
It's our thought that a dog's digestive system is just not properly equipped to completely handle these types of foods, and as a direct result of this inability to properly digest, there then becomes this accumulation of food, which just converts to this mass of phlegm and damp (FAT!).
The second cause may be a weakening digestive system, because either the dog was perhaps born with it, or just the dog getting older causes the "Yang Ming" to decline (digestive channels). So what do we do about that? Again, work with the the diet and find foods that your dog can digest properly. Just because you have been feeding your dog the same food for 10 years does not mean that at this age, it won't cause a problem. Nobody, dog or person stays the same for a lifetime.
These herbs are programmed by nature to break apart the accumulation of this phlegm and damp, but a critical component to the success of this herbal formula is changing the lifestyle (menu) of the pet. We hope you give it a chance, because chances are that even if the lumps are removed by surgery they may very well return.
PHARMACEUTICAL DRUGS & CHINESE MEDICINE: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
Nodule is a general term that is used to describe many different types of goiter, lymphedema, swelling, mass, enlargement, hardness, scrofula, boil, carbuncle, sore, lump, furuncle, abscess, polyp, hordeolum or hard-seated lesion in the body. Though these conditions may have different etiology, they are all characterized by swelling, inflammation and possible infection.
Western Medical Approach: Many of these conditions have no treatment available. When infection is involved, antibiotics may be used orally or topically. When there is pain and inflammation, analgesic or anti-inflammation drugs may be used for symptomatic treatment. Lastly, surgery may be performed to remove the nodule or hardened tissues.
Traditional Chinese Medicine Approach: These nodules are considered to be stagnation of qi, blood, and phlegm. From pharmacological perspective, these herbs have antibiotic effect to treat infection, and anti-inflammatory effect to reduce swelling and inflammation. Furthermore, these herbs are also effective for hardness and nodules where there are no signs of infection and inflammation. For this application, however, herbs must be taken continuously for a few months to slowly dissolve and disperse these nodules and hardened tissues.
Summation: Nodules and hardened tissues encompass a wide variety of clinical conditions. When the cause is unknown, western medicine struggles to identify a diagnosis and a treatment. Traditional Chinese medicine, however, is quite effective as it offers a wide range of therapeutic substances to treat infection, reduce swelling and inflammation, and dissolve and disperse nodules and hardened tissues.
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