It would be definitely be considered alternative, Roseann. I have one
at home somewhere - got it from my sister's things after her death,
I'm not even sure where it is, guess I'd better find it.
Gloria
On Dec 20, 2009, at 7:48 PM, Roseann Fitzgerald wrote:
My vet has never mentioned an
My vet has never mentioned anything about a Zapper. Do most vets have these
in their practice or are they used by vets in holistic medicine?
How can you find out which vets have them?
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Natasha.
A couple of questions if you don't mind.
Did you purchase a Zapper to do the treatments at home or do you go to the vet
for Ben's treatments?
How many treatments a week does Ben get?
Does Ben seem to mind the treatments?
I've just adopted the 2 FeLV positive kittens that Joan posted
Thank you for posting this. The science behind using
radiofrequency generation therapy on people is sound and
dates back to the 1930s. A friend of mine purchased a
frequency generator for stage III lung carcinoma a couple of
months ago and has seen definite changes, though we're still
not sure wh
Thank you for posting this. The science behind using
radiofrequency generation therapy on people is sound and
dates back to the 1930s. A friend of mine purchased a
frequency generator for stage III lung carcinoma a couple of
months ago and has seen definite changes, though we're still
not sure wh
Hi everyone!
I dont know if anyone can remember my story, so in short: Ben was diagnosed
with FIV a month ago, and the vet sent us home to die - saying there are no
effective treatments for cats with FIV who are sick (Ben had toxoplasmosis at
the time). We started Ben on Interferon and a whole
Amen.I wouldn't have missed the opportunity to love and be loved
by Dixie for anything. The three years we had were wonderful. Dixie
was several years old when she came out of a pine thicket to get food
with the ferals. Apparently, since she was spayed, she was thrown
away at some ti
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