I have to say from my own personal experiences that you are correct, MC!
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and someplace susan little writes about what happens if a cat doesn't get
enough arginine--it dies, if i recall the bottom line, and there was some
question about whether giving lysine interrupted the absorption of arginine
(but as cats die without the former, it was decided that clearly it
Ain't we great :)
At 02:58 PM 8/3/2008, you wrote:
and someplace susan little writes about what happens if a cat doesn't get
enough arginine--it dies, if i recall the bottom line, and there was some
question about whether giving lysine interrupted the absorption of arginine
(but as cats die
Ain't we great :)
At 02:58 PM 8/3/2008, you wrote:
and someplace susan little writes about what happens if a cat doesn't get
enough arginine--it dies, if i recall the bottom line, and there was some
question about whether giving lysine interrupted the absorption of arginine
(but as cats die
Yep we are. I did not think to add the explanation of how the L Lysine
works.
Thanks Gloria
Sally
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And again, I defend my stance. Lysine deficiencies can result in lowered
immune function. Period. Even if it only helps combat the herpes virus (as
opposed to FeLV), it is STILL AN IMMUNE SYSTEM BOOSTER! And keeping the immune
system boosted is of utmost importance in keeping the FeLV virus
And again, I defend my stance. Lysine deficiencies can result in lowered
immune function. Period. Even if it only helps combat the herpes virus (as
opposed to FeLV), it is STILL AN IMMUNE SYSTEM BOOSTER! And keeping the immune
system boosted is of utmost importance in keeping the FeLV virus
Hi Wendy
Since the feline herpes virus is fairly common in cats then I believe the
addition of L lysine would be of benefit to cats with FELV especially if
they are exhibiting cold-like symptoms. Semantics aside as to whether it
boost the immune system or has some other mode of action, giving a
Colostrum is wonderful as far as I am concerned for any stressed
animal. The two feral kittens I have been adopted by are getting it
daily. They had a hard beginning. I want them to have everything I
can think of to help them overcome it. They are also getting
probiotics, grain free
lysine won't hurt; some vets say ALL cats should be on it, but i don't think
it's fair for people who are desperately seeking help for their
immune-compromised babies to think that something will do something that it
cannot. as i said, i think it's pretty darned miraculous enough as it is!
and
Lysine counters the Arginine that Herpes needs to replicate -
...from veterinarypartner.com...
• Oral Lysine
Herpes viruses as a group are highly dependent on the presence of an
amino acid called arginine. Without arginine, Herpes cannot reproduce.
The amino acid lysine is taken up
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