We have a six year old female Persian (Spanky )who is in advanced stages of Chronic renal failure. A search by Diagnosis of this condition can be found at http://www.vet.cornell.edu/consultant/consult.asp
Colloidal Silver has been suggested to use as possibly efficacious in treating this condition. If in fact the claims supporting the use of Colloidal silver are true, then surely there must be someone on this list who has experience with this specific disease and could possibly help us. We cannot afford to spend much more money in saving our pets life. Our vet has not discouraged us from considering alternative approaches. Because we subscribe to Dr. Hulda Clark's protocols for disease prevention and healing we have been made aware of her references to Colloidal silver and have subscribed to this list to learn if there is anyone that can tell us more. The issue of Chronic Renal Failure among cats is what I would call close to epidemic when I find one list that speaks of some 2800 members who have this specific concern in common. Vaccinations make me terribly suspect as being a prime cause. However, we are looking for solution to our problem with great urgency as she is failing. Our cat's kidney mass was enlarged to about 4O percent of her abdominal cavity. Since having her placed on antibiotics the mass of one kidney has subsequently subsided significantly. It is difficult however to keep our cat adequately hydrated since both desire and thirst seem to be abated. The cost for further diureasis and intravenous is now prohibitive. It is regretful we must put a ceiling on medical costs for our sweet cat, as much as we love her. If Colloidal silver is a solution, then what are the recommended amounts to administer for a cat? How often? And what results could we truly expect? Is there cause for hope as we have her laying beneath an infra red heat lamp for 20 minutes a day while trying to nurse her back to health with antibiotics and a syringe of water. Thanks, Philip Wylie on 1/13/02 11:43, Terry Chamberlin at [email protected] wrote: > Becoming an Alternative Health practitioner was the > logical and practically unavoidable result of being > born with significant health issues that the medical > profession not only couldn't help, but actually > aggravated. > > Over the years, I have found considerable relief from > some of the issues I was born struggling with, but > some of the other issues have refused to be resolved. > > This has resulted in my developing a continual search > mentality, always reading, always searching. This has > turned out to be a benefit to me, for it has produced > a Perpetual Student attitude in me. Being very human, > if I have a string of successes with my clients, it's > easy to fall prey to an attitude of elitism, a "I'm > one of the Better Practitioners, the Effective Ones". > But then I have to face my consistent failure at > finding answers to my own issues, rather humbling > (though healthy), to say the least. > > Within the limits of finances, family and personal > flexibility, I have experimented with a lot of > supplements and therapies that have received high > praise from others. There is still, in me, a > subconscious hope that I will finally stumble upon > that Magic Elixir, that Super Potion, the Cure-all > that will conquer my and my clients health problems. > Oh, I know logically that there is no Silver Bullet (I > had thought I found it in CS, but I was wrong), but > something in me still hopes, Maybe, Maybe, Maybe. > > When I first came across Noni juice, everyone was > crying, "This is the stuff!" (as I have seen with > many, many other things). I bought 12 bottles of it > and started drinking. After six bottles, I noticed > nothing whatsoever. The fellow I bought it from > suggested inceasing the dosage, so I doubled the > recommended intake. After six more bottles and no more > results than if I had been drinking lemon-aid, I once > again faced the reality: There is no Silver Bullet. > Good health will not come from That One Special > Nutrient that you need. Good health can only come from > healthy living. > > I am not opposing Noni juice. Many folks have > experienced good results from Noni juice (and from > Colostrum, and bentonite clay, and Colloidal Silver, > and Co-Q10, and Vitamin C, etc.), but the only Cure to > poor health is good health, is caring for your body, > mind and spirit. > > My two cents. > > Terry Chamberlin > > ______________________________________________________________________ > Web-hosting solutions for home and business! http://website.yahoo.ca > > > -- > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > > To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: > [email protected] -or- [email protected] > with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. > > To post, address your message to: [email protected] > Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]> >
