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Skin health and integrity against environmental assault

Franco Cavaleri, BSc, Ph.Dc

Oct 22, 2010
3 min

Skin health and integrity against environmental assault

Original post: October 22, 2010 Despite the ongoing changes in the environment and the unknown contacts that occur daily, we can have significant control over skin health from the inside out. Our skin is our outermost shield against environmental intrusion including that from microbes and toxicity. Maintaining impermeable supple skin is crucial to overall health. The rate of skin disease in our pets will continue to rise and the cause is nutritional imbalance wedded to ever-i

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Senior Nutrition

Franco Cavaleri, BSc, Ph.Dc

Oct 21, 2010
4 min

Senior Nutrition

Original post: October 21, 2010 Seniors have different nutritional needs that result from an aged digestive system that may have a reduced capacity to digest and absorb crucial nutrients. Research also demonstrates that the manufacture of important antioxidants in the senior’s body begin to decline compromising immune system efficiency and contributing to premature degeneration and aging. When this age-related deterioration is compounded by common food-related deficiencies, a

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PROACTIVE WELLNESS SOLUTIONS

Franco Cavaleri, BSc, Ph.Dc

Oct 21, 2010
3 min

PROACTIVE WELLNESS SOLUTIONS

Original post: October 21, 2010 The most cost-effective and more potent method of health care is prevention of disease which requires a proactive approach to recognize early onset of illness and circumvention of advancement. It also requires that we take responsibility to ensure that our pet’s immune and other health maintenance systems are fully empowered to prevent the infiltration of disease instigating organisms and thwart premature wear, tear and aging. Nutrition is one

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Is it possible to oversupplement submitted. The Balancing Act

Franco Cavaleri, BSc, Ph.Dc

Oct 10, 2010
5 min

Is it possible to oversupplement submitted. The Balancing Act

Can you give your dog or cat too many vitamins? Original post: October 10, 2010 While it is possible to have too much of a good thing, the main culprit behind supplement toxicity is a lack of balance. Abby is confused. She’s been doing a lot of research on supplementation for dogs, and has added quite a few to her own canine’s daily regime. “He takes a multivitamin, plus fish oil, antioxidants, digestive enzymes and glucosamine. I know all these are good, but I sometimes wond

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FLEAS, TICKS, MOSQUITOES AND MITES on cats and dogs

Franco Cavaleri, BSc, Ph.Dc

Oct 8, 2010
1 min

FLEAS, TICKS, MOSQUITOES AND MITES on cats and dogs

Blended excerpts from various sections of Potential Within Your DOG'S HEALTH Authored by Franco Cavaleri ISBN 0-978-0-9731701-1-5 Original post: October 8, 2010 This article is composed of multiple excerpts to result in tone and content shifts and reference numbering that may be out of order. Fleas, Ticks, and Mosquitoes and Mites Fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes are capable of causing a wide variety of illnesses and/or diseases, not just to pets but to their human companions as

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Can advances in technology actually be advancing joint disease in our young?

Franco Cavaleri, BSc, Ph.Dc

Oct 8, 2010
6 min

Can advances in technology actually be advancing joint disease in our young?

Why is Joint Disease prevalent today in our children and our young companion animals? Original post: October 8, 2010 We know osteoarthritis to be a disease of the old but more and more we’re seeing joint disease creeping into our young. Statistics show that osteoarthritis is on the rise and the easiest explanation is that our North American human population is now bearing the ripened baby boomers. However, closer investigation of the statistics reveals that thejoints of our y

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Foundation of longevity for our pets

Franco Cavaleri, BSc, Ph.Dc

Oct 8, 2010
5 min

Foundation of longevity for our pets

Original post: October 8, 2010 When it comes to pet foods, active nutrition is hard to come by. Most pet foods supply an adequate amount of protein, fat and calories but the quality of this nourishment is impossible to uphold during the conventional processing methods. Processed food does not retain the nutrient value that the original, whole, fresh food had. Most of us know that the heat applied to treat these foods and the resulting oxygen exposure diminish the activity of

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Osteoporosis is on the rise despite mega-calcium intake!

Franco Cavaleri, BSc, Ph.Dc

Oct 7, 2010
4 min

Osteoporosis is on the rise despite mega-calcium intake!

But here comes the good old egg to the rescue. Original post: October 7, 2010 Calcium calcium and more calcium but we’re still haunted by an escalating rate of osteoporosis. With all the calcium we’re consuming in fortified food and supplements statics should be showing that we’re building big strong dinosaur bones but it’s not happening. Osteoporosis is still on the rise for people at all stages of life and it has less to do with calcium than we’re led to believe. There’s

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Preventing arthritis and bone disease despite mass fluoridation

Franco Cavaleri, BSc, Ph.Dc

Oct 6, 2010
5 min

Preventing arthritis and bone disease despite mass fluoridation

Original post: October 6, 2010 The latest findings by environmental researchers have shed some light on possible causes of frequent bone and joint diseases we face in our human and companion animal populations today. Fluoride! Fluoridation of our water supply has been a controversial subject since its inception but the evidence against fluoridation continues to mount. In large doses beyond those recommended, fluoride can have the opposite effect. That is, it can degrade bone,

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Performance and Muscle Enhancement

Franco Cavaleri, BSc, Ph.Dc

Oct 4, 2010
5 min

Performance and Muscle Enhancement

Blended excerpts from various sections of Potential a Guide Within to Nutritional Empowerment Authored by Franco Cavaleri ISBN 0-9731701-0-7 Original post: October 4, 2010 This article is composed of multiple excerpts to result in tone and content shifts. Human Race of Lifetime Since muscles use their glycogen stores as fuel quite efficiently, maintaining these stockpiles is essential to performance potential whether you’re a cyclist, runner, swimmer, bodybuilder, power lifte

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Vaccinations yes or no?

Franco Cavaleri, BSc, Ph.Dc

Oct 3, 2010
2 min

Vaccinations yes or no?

Blended excerpts from various sections of Potential Within Your DOG'S HEALTH Authored by Franco Cavaleri ISBN 0-978-0-9731701-1-5 Original post: October 3, 2010 This article is composed of multiple excerpts to result in tone and content shifts and reference numbering that may be out of order. There is no doubt that vaccinations are controversial, just as there is no doubt that both human and pet populations have benefited from the practice. It is clear that vaccines are not e

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Is Your Dog's Food a Silent Killer! SEMINAR Dec 3, 4, 5 2010

Franco Cavaleri, BSc, Ph.Dc

Oct 3, 2010
1 min

Is Your Dog's Food a Silent Killer! SEMINAR Dec 3, 4, 5 2010

Nutrient Base Theraphies for Dogs and Cats Seminar Hosted by Franco Cavaleri, BSc Nutritional Biochemist Original post: October 3, 2010 Please join us for this enlightening seminar DATE: Fri- Sun; December 3, 4, 5, 2010 see daily postings for seminar theaters LOCATION: Ancaster Fairgrounds, Jerseyville, Ontario or call for details: Paul Maguire Equus Productions 519.495.7299 Receive a complimentary copy of “Your Dog’s Health” for attending this seminar. About Franco Cavale

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Oxidation 101 Beauty and the beast; The antioxidant and the free radical

Franco Cavaleri, BSc, Ph.Dc

Oct 3, 2010
8 min

Oxidation 101 Beauty and the beast; The antioxidant and the free radical

Original post: October 3, 2010 The free radical is much more than just “a bad chemical that inflicts damage,” and there’s a lot more to the antioxidant than its “good-guy image”. In fact, our cells and the cells of our companion animals rely on free-radical activity form any life-supportive processes such as immune function and oxidation of nourishment for energy production within the cells. The free radical gets a bad rap but the beauty of this reactive molecule is that it a

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Is Your Dog's Food a Silent Killer! FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Franco Cavaleri, BSc, Ph.Dc

Oct 3, 2010
2 min

Is Your Dog's Food a Silent Killer! FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Nutrient Base Theraphies for Dogs and Cats Seminar Hosted by Franco Cavaleri, BSc Nutritional Biochemist Original post: October 3, 2010 * Joint Pain * Hot Spots * Allergies * Excessive Itching/Shedding * Over Weight * Processed canned wet foods and dry bagged kibble are primarily designed for our convenience not the wellbeing of our pets. A body built on damaged nutrition is compromised and vulnerable to immune system deficiency and cognitive and emotional instability. Nouri

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Thyroid gland at the center of life changing debate. PART 1 (HTML)

Franco Cavaleri, BSc, Ph.Dc

Oct 1, 2010
5 min

Thyroid gland at the center of life changing debate. PART 1 (HTML)

Original post: October 1, 2010 The thyroid gland is at the center of medical debate the outcome of which can change the way we view and treat our most common epidemics. The thyroid is responsible for controlling the pace of the metabolism. A faltering thyroid means the cells of the body lose their biological rhythm and a unique function the rest of the body might depend on. Hypothyroidism is a common cause of North American obesity and an underlying driver of many other re

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Thyroid Gland At the Center of Life Changing Debate. (PART 1)

Franco Cavaleri, BSc, Ph.Dc

Oct 1, 2010
5 min

Thyroid Gland At the Center of Life Changing Debate. (PART 1)

By Prof Franco Cavaleri BSc NB Nutraceutical Biochemist; IFBB North American Champion Original post: October 1, 2010 The thyroid gland is at the center of medical debate the outcome of which can change the way we view and treat our most common epidemics. The thyroid is responsible for controlling the pace of the metabolism. A faltering thyroid means the cells of the body lose their biological rhythm and a unique function the rest of the body might depend on. Hypothyroidism

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