2015

Issue	Topics
	Senior pet care tips.
	Practice losing weight, better sports performance
	Cross over the Rainbow Bridge
	Superfood too strong, too harsh, too potent
	Revolutionary "wholistic" cancer theory
	LORAZEPAM: avoiding addiction, part 1
	LORAZEPAM: avoiding addiction, part 2
	It is too expensive: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome-CFS
	Why all rescued pets need bio-algae concentrates (BAC)
	Dosage does not equal benefits
	LORAZEPAM: avoiding addiction, part 3
	Chronic Renal Failure (CRF) and phosphorus
	Supplement too expensive: a whole food perspective
	Full spectrum nutrition: more benefits from bio-algae concentrates
	Feline example for full spectrum nutritional benefits
	Best source for omega oils is not fish
	How to pill a cat (and not get hurt)
	Benefits of whole food products are not measured in milligrams
	Do not rely on just a pill to take away your symptoms
	Lymphoma cancer—never give up
	Canine hermangiosarcoma testimonial

Statistics show that the life span of America's companion animals is now half what it was in the 1950's and 1960's.

Nearly 50 percent of natural deaths in older cats and dogs are attributed to cancer.

To help prevent your pet from becoming a statistic, click on the happy dog below.

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Are you:

Taking or giving your pet multiple remedies for the same health challenge with little to no results?
Having to take or give your pet a larger dosage of a supplement just to obtain the same benefits?
Experiencing symptoms that come back after you discontinue a supplement for yourself or your pet?
Taking or giving your pet over a dozen supplements and don't even know if any of them are working?
Spending a fortune on supplements for you and your pet and wish you could cut back without sacrificing your or your pet's health?

2015 Freedom From Illness e-Newsletters