Since we are not vets (or doctors), the following is our
lay holistic interpretation. Holistic vets and nutrition experts generally state
that cats should never be fed kibble, even a super premium brand, because of the
poor nutritional content inappropriate for carnivores. One vet has called kibble
“diabetes in a bag” for cats because of the high carbohydrate content.
Corn has a high sugar content and according to one holistic vet
could be the main cause of the increase in diabetes in our pets. We
suggest avoiding all dry kibble with corn as an
 ingredient. With excessive
carbohydrates and sugars in our pet's diet, the pancreas gets stressed and overworked, then insulin production diminishes . But the effects do not stop
there. With the pancreases overworked, the other job of the pancreas, producing
digestive enzymes, also decreases. So, now the animal's digestion begins to get
compromised. Can you see the holistic snowball effect that happens? Maybe
diabetes and poor digestion (and the need to add digestive enzymes for older
pets) are not just an inevitable old age disease in animals.Here is a human example. At Deepak Chopra's World Wellness Weekend (January,
2006) we did an unscientific experiment with an adolescent who had juvenile
diabetes. We had the youngster test her glucose level at 170. We gave her two
capsules BioSuperfood-F3 and a small
sip of water. We asked her not to eat or drink anything else for 30 minutes and
come back and retest her glucose level. After 30 minutes of taking BioSuperfood
her glucose level now measured 142. Even though BioSuperfood has no insulin
producing ingredients or pancreatic "boosters," the child realized a
reduction of 28 mg/dl. BioSuperfood did not reduce the blood sugar levels as
a supplement but by providing super nutrition and boosting up the master glands
of the brain (i.e., pineal, pituitary and hypothalamus glands) the body was
better able to regulate all the secondary glands (such as the pancreas,
adrenals and thyroid) so the body could naturally and holistically balance
the blood sugar levels. This is the holistic effect BioSuperfood has on the
body.
One of Dr. Kiriac's human patients reportedly eliminated his need for insulin by
taking one capsule of BioSuperfood every waking hour. What this patient was
doing was supplying super nutrition to the brain (and rest of the body's glands
and organs) at frequent enough intervals so that the glands actually retrained
themselves from a point of insufficient insulin to normalization of insulin in
the body. BioSuperfood did not cure the diabetic condition but BioSuperfood
nutritionally helped the body overcome the insufficient production of insulin by
boosting up the glands that regulate the process.
A recent human study showed that Spirulina was found to
"...significantly reduce plasma triglyceride and plasma malondialdehyde
levels and increase plasma adiponectin levels, reduce plasma total
cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, IL-6, and blood pressure." (“A
randomized study to establish the effects of spirulina in type 2
diabetes mellitus patients,” Lee EH, Park JE, et al, Nutr
Res Pract, 2008 Winter; 2(4): 295-300. (Address: Department of
Nutritional Science and Food Management, Ewha Womans University, 11-1
Daehyeon-dong, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul 120-750, Korea).
Bio-Algae Concentrates Testimonial—Diabetic Cat
My cat, Sid, is 13 years old and for a long time was very over weight (23
pounds). He has been diabetic since 2002. Regulating his insulin has been
very hard. Sometimes he would need as high as 7-units for a couple of weeks
and then he could be maintained at 3-units for months. At times he would
suddenly need as low as 1-unit, then be off insulin for about three months
before having to go back on it for a year. Last January, for no apparent reason
(except maybe the BioPreparation was working) he decided to loose weight and he
weighs 18 pounds now. In June, 2005, we started giving Sid ¼-capsule
bio-algae concentrates (Spirulina pacifica, Spirulina platensis, Dunaliella
salina and astaxanthin from Haematococcus pluvialis) per day. He went off the insulin in August, 2005 for a month
or so and then was back on it until May, 2006. Starting in May, 2006, he started
taking Transfer Factor Classic in addition to bio-algae concentrates. Now, between the
two products, he is a different cat. Sid is outside, jumping fences and
happy. He blows me kisses with his eyes. He is quite the ladies’ man. Before
bio-algae concentrates he was a bed potato, hiding in the closet. As of 06/06/06,
the vet took Sid off insulin for good (vet report below). His whole
outlook on life is different after giving bio-algae concentrates!
(06/22/07 update: Sid has been insulin free for over one year now)
M.M., Seattle, WA
See below for vet report documenting Sid's discontinuance of insulin. Click on
vet report to view larger size.
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