We
breed Alaskan Malamutes. This was to be Taxi’s third and final litter,
after having previous litters of 5 and 4 puppies. Her last litter was
six months ago. I put Taxi on bio-algae
concentrates
(Spirulina
pacifica, Spirulina platensis, Dunaliella salina and astaxanthin from
Haematococcus pluvialis)
two capsules/day for
3 weeks prior to mating. She
welped 7 puppies, an increase of almost double her previous litters.
As an additional bonus, she came through the litter with no weight
loss. We do not breed often, one maybe two litters a year. It
depends on when we are looking for something new to show in the
conformation ring but we do place many puppies into companion homes. We
have an extensive “puppy prospect” list and when we have small litters,
we disapoint quite a few eager family homes. So, financial thoughts
aside (puppies sell for $1,000 each), the emotional benefits of having
larger litters is wonderful.
Recently,
my friend bred Taxi’s daughter, who was not on
bio-algae
concentrates. Taxi’s
daughter had a litter (her first) of 3 live puppies (5 showed up on the
ultrasound)....HMMMM. Both Taxi and her daughter live in Colorado, are on the
same diet and with the exception of the bio-algae
concentrates, there are no
other dietary differences. I can think of no other environmental factors that
could make a difference. The mother (Taxi) was on bio-algae
concentrates had 7
puppies while the daughter, who was not on bio-algae
concentrates, had 3
puppies. I think she should try breeding using bio-algae
concentrates next time!
Oh, yes, I also
have the rest of our Malamutes on the bio-algae
concentrates (two capsules/day)
and they have georgeous coats and great immune systems. I know this because
recently they were exposed to Kennel Cough (they are NOT given a
Bordetella vaccine) and not one of our dogs came down with Kennel Cough.
How did bio-algae
concentrates do all this? Bio-algae concentrates simply supplied
the body with nutrients of Vitamin A, B-complex, C, D, E and K,
essential fatty acids of Omega 3, Omega 6, Omega 9, Gamma Linoleic Acid
(GLA content is similar to early mother's milk),
Alpha-Linolenic Acids (ALAs), Dihomogamma-Linolenic Acid (DGLA), Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and more fatty acids, over
4,000 enzymes, 10 essential amino acids plus 10 non-essential ones, all known trace minerals
and elements, antioxidants, phytonutrients, polysaccharides and thousands of other nutrients so the body
could resume normal healthy function. Bio-algae concentrates did not
treat the symptoms but holistically balanced the whole body. When the
endocrine and immune systems are holistically balanced, everything will work
like it should. Bio-algae concentrates are so revolutionary they are
100 years ahead of their time. Now
that’s true holistic wellness!
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responds differently to the super nutrition in bio-algae concentrates your
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We
breed Alaskan Malamutes. This was to be Taxi’s third and final litter,
after having previous litters of 5 and 4 puppies. Her last litter was
six months ago. I put Taxi on 
Recently,
my friend bred Taxi’s daughter, who was not on
