Interesting point. As far as I know, the only animals that get cancer are those in captivity -- either house pets or zoos.
Humans feed them an unnatural diet, and they get all sorts of diseases. My parent's cat got diabetes and went blind. They always fed her an unnatural diet.
When she was so sick that she was ready to die, she disappeared. We found her (alive) in a neighbor's dog house. She was trying to get away to heal (or maybe to die).
Animals in the wild go periods without eating. This is the natural way for their body to cleanse between meals.
Modern humans never do that. Most people are constantly shoving food or drink into their mouth. Never any significant time for the digestive tract to rest and for autophagy to do its work. The only downtime is during sleep, and some people even get up in the middle of the night to eat or drink.
I think this is the #1 cause of illness in modern society.
You would think ivermectin would have prevented cancer in your dog if it was a legit treatment. Maybe it's the dose that matters. Maybe it's not really effective.
I don't have an answer about ivermectin. Never tried it.
Interesting point. As far as I know, the only animals that get cancer are those in captivity -- either house pets or zoos.
Humans feed them an unnatural diet, and they get all sorts of diseases. My parent's cat got diabetes and went blind. They always fed her an unnatural diet.
When she was so sick that she was ready to die, she disappeared. We found her (alive) in a neighbor's dog house. She was trying to get away to heal (or maybe to die).
Animals in the wild go periods without eating. This is the natural way for their body to cleans between meals.
Modern humans never do that. Most people are constantly shoving food or drink into their mouth. Never any significant time for the digestive tract to rest and for autophagy to do its work. The only downtime is during sleep, and some people even get up in the middle of the night to eat or drink.
I think this is the #1 cause of illness in modern society.
You would think ivermectin would have prevented cancer in your dog if it was a legit treatment. Maybe it's the dose that matters. Maybe it's not really effective.
I don't have an answer about ivermectin. Never tried it.