6 Steps to unleash the power of healing pets
Since the dawn of recorded history, humans and animals alike have thrived in an environment of constant activity and adaptation. In ancient times, survival meant hunting for resources, defending territory, and enduring the elements in the great outdoors.
These challenges triggered a remarkable phenomenon known as Hormesis – the body’s innate ability to respond and adapt to stressors, optimizing its functions for survival.
All of these actions stimulated their bodies’ adaptive mechanisms to digest food properly, derive the essential nutrients from their prey and to optimize their body’s metabolic functions. Our modern lifestyles are sedentary (for ourselves and our pets), we live in controlled climates (our house, our car, our workplaces) and there is constant access to food.
We have almost eliminated the hormetic stressors which are critically important to our longevity.
Statistically, pets are living 7 years shorter than they did 20 years ago!
What can you do?
As individuals, we make personal choices and we are accountable for our actions. Our pets however can not make choices regarding their diet or environment.
They rely on their pet parents to provide the essentials for them to thrive.
Choosing this lifestyle is not hard, it is just different than the cheap, easy and convenient lifestyle we have grown accustomed to having. But we are paying too high a price for fast, cheap and convenient. I am reminded of this every time I help an animal transition before their time, due to preventable diseases.
*Consult your veterinarian if your pet is pregnant, nursing, if abnormal symptoms arise or they are taking other medications.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Our products are not not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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