Re: dog question again, malasezzia

[Guest guest]

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> Hi, I posted a week ago about my dog having terrible skin problems - he was

diagnosed with malasezzia pachydermatitis and enterococcus, after being on

antibiotics for 33 days and Ketoconazole ( which I was terrified giving him) he

was on the ketoconazole for 22 days, he is now off all meds. The dermatologist

wants him on everything for 60 days, but the internist felt he had enough of the

antibiotics, and that I could stop the ketoconazole, and re-start if I had to.

Ive changed his diet, and have been trying to incorporate supplements, and

changing things that may have caused his skin to flare up. I was worried about

giving the ketoconazole, but now Im worried that Im not. Any advice on this

medication? I had his blood tested, and thank goodness its okay 2 thinks were a

little high on the liver and potassium.

+++Hi Barb,

Your dog's skin will flare up while his body is healing itself, just like it

will in humans. All abnormal skin conditions are because of toxins coming out

through the skin. Also his body will " retrace " any and all past health problems

and issues as it is healing itself, just like our bodies do - see this article

on retracing to understand it:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/heal10.php

The way bodies heal themselves is no different whether they are animals or

humans.

Ketoconazole is an antifungal drug that is toxic/poisonous to all bodies,

including humans and dogs, so giving it to your dog will only make his body

react to it as it normally does to any poisons.

Also almost ALL antifungals and antibiotics are made from fungi found in the

soil, so that is why it is insane to claim they kill off bacteria and

fungus/candida. I couldn't find the exact fungal species used to produce

ketoconazole since it is a brand name, but here's a reference for Some Examples

of Antibiotics (also antifungals) Produced by Actinomycetes Fungi and Bacteria:

http://tinyurl.com/42ahbce

Also see The Aftermath of Penicillin for more information about antibiotics and

antifungals:

http://www.botany.hawaii.edu/faculty/wong/BOT135/Lect23.htm

The fact is that all bugs of any kind, i.e. bacteria, yeast/candida/fungus, etc.

are created within each body independent of any outside influences in order to

clean up toxins, just like they are automatically created in soil to clean up a

compost heap of garbage, which changes it into nutrient-rich dark soil.

The reason bodies create bugs is because the condition of the body is very poor

due to lack of proper nutrients, too many toxins, etc.

That's why I write that candida/yeast, bacteria, etc. cannot be cured by

" killing them off " or by " trying to get rid of them. " It just doesn't work that

way. They can only be cured by getting healthy, which is done by:

1) Consuming " proper nutrients " that species of animal requires in order to BE

healthy. For dogs it means they must consume all meats and fats from animals

since they are carnivores.

2) Eliminating toxins and foods that feed candida (they also feed bacteria and

cancer).

3) Eliminating damaging foods.

4) Eliminating toxins in general.

When the body becomes healthy enough it will automatically " change " candida (or

any bug, cancer, etc.) back into the organism it is supposed to be when the body

is healthy.

It's like the manure pile and the flies, with the manure pile representing the

poor condition of the body. You cannot get rid of the manure pile by killing

off the flies. You must clean up the manure pile instead, which means getting

healthy according to Nature's Laws on Health.

So your dog just need to stay on all meats and fats from animals long enough for

his body to heal itself like Nature intended.

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Thank you Bee for your help and explaining everything. The diet is definitely

helping and Im sticking to it for both of us. As for the ketoconazole, I feel

Im stuck giving it to him until the 28 days are up, he is definitely getting

better and its hard to isolate which part of the treatment plan is what worked

as they used a shot gun approach changing everything at once. I tried to stop

the ketoconazole over the weekend, but the vet said we could be back at square

one if I stop too soon. Im not doing the 60 days she originally wanted, Im

going with the 28 days and then just hoping his change in diet and strengthening

his immune system will keep it from coming back. I wish I didnt start it in the

first place, but the yeast had quickly taken over his entire body and they used

fear tactics to get me to use it. He really was bad, very quickly, and I didnt

think he was going to make it. Thank you again, Barb

> +++Hi Barb,

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> Ketoconazole is an antifungal drug that is toxic/poisonous to all bodies,

including humans and dogs, so giving it to your dog will only make his body

react to it as it normally does to any poisons.

>

> Also almost ALL antifungals and antibiotics are made from fungi found in the

soil, so that is why it is insane to claim they kill off bacteria and

fungus/candida. I couldn't find the exact fungal species used to produce

ketoconazole since it is a brand name, but here's a reference for Some Examples

of Antibiotics (also antifungals) Produced by Actinomycetes Fungi and Bacteria:

[trimmed by moderator kl]

> So your dog just need to stay on all meats and fats from animals long enough

for his body to heal itself like Nature intended.

>

> All the best, Bee

>

[Guest guest]

Barb wrote:

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> Thank you Bee for your help and explaining everything. The diet is definitely

helping and Im sticking to it for both of us. As for the ketoconazole, I feel

Im stuck giving it to him until the 28 days are up, he is definitely getting

better and its hard to isolate which part of the treatment plan is what worked

as they used a shot gun approach changing everything at once. I tried to stop

the ketoconazole over the weekend, but the vet said we could be back at square

one if I stop too soon. [trim]

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>

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> > Ketoconazole is an antifungal drug that is toxic/poisonous to all bodies,

including humans and dogs, so giving it to your dog will only make his body

react to it as it normally does to any poisons.

> > [trimmed]

> > So your dog just need to stay on all meats and fats from animals long enough

for his body to heal itself like Nature intended.

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*** Barb - I would read again what Bee wrote about the antifungals and trust in

her judgement. " Fear " is how " they " like to keep us under control.

All the best...

, moderator