Peanut is doing very well with her regimen. She is one happy kitty, playing, and eating well. Her coat looks very beautiful, and the itching has subsided. The other thing that I noticed is, that prior to the supplements, she would produce 2-4 "peeballs" overnight, for lack of better description, and now it is back to her original 1-2. I am very pleased with that, as to me that indicates that her kidneys are not working so hard anymore. Her weight is stable at 6.6 lbs. She doesn't seem so hungry all the time, and eats when she gets her meal, instead of nibbling all day. I consider that an improvement.

Peanut still won't take anything on her food, but giving her supplements by syringe is no problem, she actually likes the enzymes, and smacks her lips, liking her chops afterwards. It's kind of cute.

I think that the regimen has been very good for her, and does not interfere with her schedule, or causes any side effects, other than improved health. I am ever so pleased, and grateful for your generous giving of time and information.

Thanks again, I hope my info regarding Peanut is a confirmation to you that this is indeed the right thing for Peanut. She blossoms in good health and spirit.

Hedi LaBranche
Willimantic, CT

I brought Buddy Boy, a large Yorkie, home quite unexpectedly after realizing that he was being neglected consistently, fed intermittently and ignored medically and nutritionally.

Unbeknownst to me, he was quite ill but his energy levels, happiness at seeing me come for his walks(I was his dog walker for a period of time), and general affectionate, interested-in-life demeanor were smoke screens for what was eventually diagnosed as IBD. After I had him a couple of months, his health began to deteriorate and he vomited almost daily while also producing stools full of blood and mucous. It was only then that I remembered that his previous neglectful and abusive owner had asked me what blood in the stool meant. Since I hadn’t seen it on any of our walks, I mistakenly dismissed any potential problem. When he started to act ill, refuse food and produce frightening stools, I took him to my vet and she noticed that his stomach always felt mushy and sloshy. I noticed that Buddy was never really comfortable because he always seemed to have an urge to go outside. I suspect the poor fella was cramping on top of feeling nauseous.

I took him to three different veterinarians (including my own of 15 years and a holistic gal) and even a specialist where poor Buddy was prodded and poked, given blood tests, ultrasounds and way too many rounds of antibiotics, anti-motility meds, stomach settling OTC drugs over the next few months and still his symptoms persisted. Without fail, each and every time I tried to stop the antibiotic the diarrhea would return with a vengeance.
....Three vets quite confidently diagnosed IBD and after much personal research, decided that I could live with that diagnoses for him. Finally, I decided to try the holistic approach because just living with Buddy’s agony told me that I really had nothing to lose by trying a different route; and, he just MIGHT (I still wasn’t real comfortable with my holistic decision) have everything to gain.

After several consultations ..., I was ready to try a combination of a real food diet ..., probiotics and digestive enzymes. Even with your urging that I feed raw, I decided on Nature’s Variety organic raw medallions (I lightly steamed them which of course, was NOT in your plan) in combo with a very specific outline from you on probiotics and enzymes and amounts, starting very simply and in very small amounts.

I need to tell you that it didn’t take long for me to see some wonderful changes in his morning interest in food, his stools and his cessation of vomiting. I was truly thrilled and stunned at how fast I started to see these improvements in Buddy and still see to this day. He has been on this combination of diet and supplements for almost 10 months now and I credit your coaching, the supplements, diet, human love and overall companionship with Buddy’s newly found health....

Susan Behlmar
West Dover, Vermont 

My algae miracle cat "granded" in one show recently, which is very unusual. She was placed with me as a pet at 7 months because she had been sick all her life and the breeder and vet had given up on getting her (and her litter mates) well. After a month on the Simplexity Health products, all kittens were well and mine is an exceptional Korat now.

Margaret Dexter,
Chattanooga, TN
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