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Ask me anything 31/10

Ask me anything session /

Q: “Our cat sneezes a lot, what can I give her?”
➡️ This may indicate sneezing disease, a viral infection. It is important to start treating this or it may become chronic. One thing that can support this is L-Lysine.

Q: “2 questions: what is the very best way to treat mug in my tinker, and can it be done with information medicine and then which programs?”

➡️ Often it is a disturbance from within. PUUR Sulphur is a nice remedy to support the skin from within. In addition, in some cases, a Detox and/or Probiotics may be recommended. Externally, the skin can be supported with Sudocreme, for example, or a good wound ointment such as Phytonics Skin Cream.
We definitely do not recommend washing with Betadine, as this is often far too aggressive and further destroys the skin.

Information Medicine’s sound programs can certainly make a good contribution as well. Then choose programs such as “skin,” “regeneration,” “cardio/perfusion,” “detox” and “digestion.”

Question: “Can Probiotics and gluco balance be given to a horse at the same time? Or does t work against each other?”

➡️ No way, these can be given just fine at the same time!

Question: “Is antibiotic treatment for (suspected) chronic lyme in a flatcoated retriever still effective? How can chronic lyme in dogs best be treated?”
➡️ In our experience, antibiotics make sense only in the acute stage.
The treatment regimen depends on each animal, but it often includes supporting the overstimulated (auto) immune system and getting/keeping the gut flora in good order. In addition, Lyme is almost always addressed with Tick borne comp often in combination with sound therapy from Information Medicine.
Q: “How to treat Lyme in horse? Or is that different with every horse. Once they have Lyme is it still get rid of it or is it forever?”
➡️ The treatment regimen depends on each animal, but it often includes supporting the overstimulated (auto) immune system and getting/keeping the gut flora in good order. In addition, Lyme is almost always addressed with Tick borne comp often in combination with sound therapy from Information Medicine.
Lyme will always remain dormant in the body, so it is important to keep it under control. For this, we also always make a treatment plan with the owner.
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