Re: *CIndi & Inga'S MOM & Val's Mom

December 24, 2004

>>PS - My next question is:

" Why are out thyroids not functioning the way they should? " <<

Well I am hearing that it is too much hormones in our meats, but then I know of

at least a couple of us on her that are low estrogen. I really think alot of it

is Chlorinated water, Fluoridated water, and just plain too many chemicals in

our lives. I also think a lack of sunshine has something to do with it! The

reason I came to that conclusion is that I used to raise Akita dogs. Akitas have

ALOT of thyroid problems. My Akitas were raised outdoors where they got lots of

sunshine and were not neutered as they were show & breeding animals. I had not

one case of hypothyroidism in 15 years of raising them, and no hip dysplasia

either. I fed regular store brand foods and the 0nly things different was them

living outside and getting lots of running exercise on natural surfaces like

good old grass & dirt. I did use filtered water.. so I think that plays a part

in it. I had some pups I sold that came up with thyroid problems when they were

3-5 years old, indoor dogs that had regular tap water. THAT told me alot. So

draw your own conclusions. This was not a controlled study but it works for me.

ALL domestic animals are having thyroid problems but I have not heard of it

being a problem in wild animals.. what is the difference?

*Artistic Grooming * Hurricane, WV

Fat cat? Diabetes? Listowner for overweight or hypothyroid cats

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