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Natural Support for Pets Suffering from a Tick-Borne Illness

Are you watching your pet struggle with Lyme disease or some other type of tick-borne illness? It is difficult to see our pets suffer, especially when they cannot speak for themselves. Read below to learn about natural remedies for tick-borne illnesses.

 

Natural Remedies

 

Reduce Inflammation:
Glucosamine Sulfate (supplement), Ledum (homeopathy), Turmeric (supplement), Fish Oil (supplement)

 

Antimicrobial Herbs:
Japanese Knotweed, Cat’s Claw, Teasel, Berberine, Oregano, Astragalus (been used for prevention and for fighting infection if the tick-borne infection is less than two years old. If older infection, astragalus may aggravate it).

 

Immune Support:
Vitamin C, Probiotics, Fish Oil

 

Detox & Cell Support: 
Glutathione, N-Acetyl Cysteine, Colloidal Silver, Alpha Lipoic Acid

 

Diet:
– avoid feeding your pet inflammatory foods such as gluten, sugar, and dairy
– feed foods high in antioxidants such as leafy greens, colorful veggies, & berries
– add bone broth to pet’s food for a healthier immune system & to improve their gut lining

 

It is best to work with a professional who is experienced in tick-borne illnesses as each situation can be different.

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CALL OR TEXT

Dr. Erika 218.770.3393

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© 2019 Nourish Chiropractic

225 W. Lincoln, Suite #107

Fergus Falls, MN 56537

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Medical Disclaimer: All information contained within this guide is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent health problems – nor is it intended to replace the advice of a qualified medical practitioner., health practitioner or fitness professional No action should be taken solely on the contents of this guide. Always consult your physician or qualified health professional on any matters regarding your health on any opinions expressed in this program. The information provided within this guide is believed to be accurate based on the best judgment to the author, but the reader is responsible for consulting with his or her own health professionals on any matters raised within. We do not assume liability for the information contained within this guide be it direct indirect, consequential special exemplary or other. It’s advisable to consult your physician before changing your diet, starting an exercise program, or taking supplements. 

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