😃Dogs have the ability to make us happy and healthier, according to Harvard University research.
🐶Owning a dog promotes exercise and social interaction, leading to a healthier lifestyle.
🥦The addition of fresh, unprocessed food to a dog's diet can significantly reduce the risk of cancer.
🥩An unconventional metabolic diet has shown the potential to reverse cancer in dogs.
🌍A worldwide study has demonstrated the correlation between diet, cancer, and longevity in dogs.
Can adding fresh food to my dog's diet really reduce the risk of cancer?
—Yes, research has shown that the addition of fresh, unprocessed food to a dog's diet can decrease the risk of cancer by up to 90%.
Is processed dog food harmful?
—While processed dog food is convenient, it has been linked to shorter lifespans and a higher incidence of cancer in dogs.
Is there a specific diet that can reverse cancer in dogs?
—Research has shown that an unconventional metabolic diet has the potential to slow down, halt, or even reverse cancer in dogs.
What is nutrigenomics?
—Nutrigenomics is the study of how diet and nutrition affect gene expression and DNA, providing insights into the health impact of specific foods.
What should I consider when choosing a diet for my dog?
—When selecting a diet for your dog, prioritize fresh, unprocessed foods and consult with a veterinarian to ensure the diet meets your dog's specific nutritional needs.
00:00Dogs have a positive impact on our happiness and health, according to Harvard University research.
07:13The oldest dog in the world lived to be 30 years old and was fed a diet of raw fed grassmilk and cattle placenta.
09:08A 30-year study conducted on almost 7,000 dogs showed a correlation between diet, cancer, and longevity, with an extended lifespan for dogs on a modified diet.
10:30A project called 'Ketopets' successfully reversed cancer in dogs through an unconventional metabolic diet.
11:49Adding green leafy vegetables to a bowl of processed dog food reduced the risk of cancer by 90% in a Purdue University study.
12:57An Epigenix Foundation-funded project called 'Ketopets' is using an unconventional metabolic diet and PET/CT scanning to treat and reverse cancer in dogs.
14:26Diet plays a crucial role in the health and longevity of dogs, and choosing fresh, unprocessed food can significantly reduce the risk of cancer.
