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On today's show, we welcome first-time guest, DAVE BRAMLEY (the 'TatuSnaps' Youtube Channel, 'The NüDis Colony' podcast) to the show to talk about 2007's THE SIMPSONS MOVIE! We talk discuss the impact the TV show had on our lives, how well the franchise adapts to film, the movie's budget vs it's box office, Dave's experience seeing the movie as a 13-year-old, Brent's love of "dome" stories, & a SHOCKING pink donut revelation THAT ROCKS STEVEN TO HIS CORE. We also discuss Underwater (2020), Pop Culture Jeopardy! (Prime Video), SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night (Peacock), as well as get to know Dave via 'The Liz List', & play an Alice in Chains-themed round of 'Would You Rather'! Subscribe to Dave's mashup-centric YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/@TatuSnaps ———————————————————— To see images of the stuff discussed, look at your device's screen while listening! Go here to get some LTAS Merch: http://tee.pub/lic/huI4z_dwRsI Email: LetsTalkAboutStuffPodcast AT gmail DOT com Follow LTAS on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ltaspod/?hl=en Subscribe to Steven's YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/@alittlelessprofoundfilms?si=exv2x7LZS2O1B65h Follow Steven on Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/stevenfisher22/ Brent is not on social media. A 5-Star rating on your podcast app is appreciated! And if you like our show, share it with your friends! SNORT PIZZA, NOT DRUGS.

Pet parents beware - if you routinely give your Dog chemical flea, tick or worm treatments every single month or on a regular basis you NEED to listen to this episode.Dr Judy Morgan joins me to discuss a topic that is close to her heart and kindly shares with us her intensive knowledge and advice about these kinds of products.During the episode we discuss how isoxazoline flea, tick and worm products that many pet parents feel pressured into giving their pets every month (without being informed about the side effects involved) contain neurotoxins that can lead to a variety of horrific side effects such as seizures and sometimes, even sudden death.We explore what symptoms might look like, how corruption passes the blame, what we can do to support our pets instead and how to be confident in making decisions for our pets.Dr Judy wholeheartedly advocates for pet parents to have informed choices and inspires confidence for us all to stand up for our pets when making decisions on their behalf, even when that might not fall in line with traditional methods.Visit Dr Judy's WebsiteLearn about flea's & ticks from Dr JudyCheck out Dr Judy's books Check out Dr Judy's coursesIf you're interested in learning how to support your pet from parasites naturally, Connect with me on Instagram!About Dr Judy Morgan:Dr. Judy Morgan has over 40-years-experience as an integrative veterinarian, acupuncturist, chiropractor, food therapist, best-selling author, international speaker, podcast host and owner of Dr. Judy Morgan's Naturally Healthy Pets. Her goal is to change the lives of pets by educating and empowering pet parents worldwide in the use of natural healing therapies, and minimizing the use of chemicals, vaccinations, and poor-quality processed food.Dr Judy has won over 10 awards for her contributions to the pet industry such as 2018 Woman of the Year in the Pet Industry, 2019 Pet Age Woman of Influence & 2019 IAOTP Veterinarian of the Year and has published best-selling books including her most recent Yin & Yang 2.0 Nutrition for Dogs: Maximizing Health with Whole Foods, Not Drugs; Raising Naturally Healthy Pets: A Guide to Helping Your Pets Live Longer and Keeping Your Pets Naturally Healthy: Holistic Care and Nutrition for Dogs and Cats.Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/mark-july/today-is-the-day License code: 1JUSHLLAVMM6YVRF

You've probably heard about the importance of a healthy microbiome and that goes for us, as well as our pets. But how about we take a deeper dive? Listen in as Dr. Judy and Dr. Katie Woodley chat about not only why gut health is so important to our pet's overall health, but how to judge our pet's current gut health, common conditions related to gut health, how we can use food and supplements to support optimal gut health and more. Be in the know and help your pet to thrive! Dr. Katie Woodley Social Media: Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/thenaturalpetdoctor/ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/thenaturalpetdoctor/ LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/thenaturalpetdoctor/ FEATURED PRODUCTS Here's a quick word about our featured monthly products. Dr. Judy Morgan's Wellness Formula for dogs and cats provides multiple health benefits all in one. It's made with all natural ingredients sourced from New Zealand and can be used routinely to maintain overall physical and mental well being. Have you read Dr. Judy's book, Yin & Yang Nutrition for Dogs: Maximizing Health With Whole Foods, Not Drugs? This has been a number one Amazon bestseller in three categories. And in this book, Dr. Judy explains how to simply utilize food therapy to keep your dog naturally healthy. When you purchase these items at DrJudyMorgan.com Use code PODCAST02 for 10% off as our thanks for listening. Your support helps us educate and empower pet owners worldwide. So thank you for partnering with us and sharing this knowledge.

Cathy and Kimberly catch up on the week and chat about warming and cooling foods, whether or not our dogs are left pawed or right pawed, and Cathy shares her thoughts on the movie DOG.SHOUT OUTS... Dr. Judy Morgan, The Yin and Yang of Dog Nutrition, Maximizing Health with Whole Foods, Not Drugs, https://amzn.to/3E0Kht1 (aff)You can  follow Cathy and Kimberly on their individual blogs to learn more about raising dogs:OUR BLOGS...Cathy: Groovy Goldendoodles, GroovyGoldendoodles.comKimberly: Keep the Tail Wagging, KeepTheTailWagging.comFOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK:Groovy Goldendoodles, Facebook.com/GroovyGoldendoodlesKeep the Tail Wagging, Facebook.com/KeepTheTailWaggingFOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAMGroovy Goldendoodles, Instagram.com/GroovyGoldendoodlesKeep the Tail Wagging, Instagram.com/DogBloggerLifeMUSICGood Feeling by Roa https://soundcloud.com/roa_music1031Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/-good-feelingMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/6lvyX-1IeYSupport the show (https://patreon.com/keepthetailwagging)

The Hijack 314, This week I get to interview one of my childhood heroes, Pro Rollerblader, Arlo Eisenberg on The Hijack! -We also talk about Bob Saget's passing (Not Drugs!) in our hometown of Orlando -With Betty White and Bob Saget dying, who's the third? You chimed in with your responses. -Vandals burn the "Southern Most Point" Buoy in Key West -New episode of the Orlando Sentinel Podcast about the Joel Greenberg case is out revealing way more about the case. -Interview with Pro Rollerblader, Arlo Eisenberg Full podcasts available at www.TheEnd.FM Go to The End & subscribe on Apple &Google podcasts, Spotify, & Iheart Radio. Follow @DJZouain on all social media TheEndFM #TheHijack #Irreverent #ZouainEntertainment #GetNoticed BobSaget #BettyWhite #JoelGreenberg #OrlandoSentinel #Covid19 #BoosterShot TheEndFM #TheHijack #Irreverent #ZouainEntertainment #GetNoticed #TalkRadio #BettyWhite #ArloEisenberg #SenateSkates #SenateSkating #Rollerblading #Rollerblades #AggressiveInlineSkating

Levi Benton hops back on the podcast for round 2 to fill me in on his new venture, Absolute Aid! Currently out with; CBD Gummy bites & Creams - but rolling out some new products soon not only in CBD but THC as well. An absolute game changer! Especially what he told me off air what's coming to Absolute Aid. It's a must check out. Products to help us with Focus, Sleep, Pain, and more. The guy is a work horse, i'm very proud and stoked for him. I cannot wait to try these producst myself, for I have back pain from working out, and the occasional stress/anxiety/migranes from...LIFE! - "Not Drugs. Just Help." Get yourself some Absolute Aid, stay in the know and feel your best. Absoluteaid.com Instagram: @absoluteaid - Make sure to follow Levi on Instagram as well: @levibenton - Danny on Instagram: @itsdannytodd

Hello there this is Krista with episode number 119 On the Wag Out Loud pawdcast. have you checked out all of the amazing partner products that I highly recommend? These are products that I've tried on my dog Winston that are both safe and effective. Just go to https://www.wagoutloud.com/ and check out the Partner Products section, and I've negotiated discounts for most of them. What is it with dogs and butt scratches? The reason most dogs like their rear scratched is because that is a very hard area for them to reach themselves. And it's the muscular area right in front of their tail with a lot of sensitive nerve endings, which may be the reason for the pleasure that many dogs take in having their butts scratched. Welcome to the Wag Out Loud Pawdcast, where we are obsessed with bringing you helpful tips on canine health care, nutrition and overall well being. If you'd like to support the show, check out the amazing online events, products and resources that I personally recommend on the Wag Out Loud website. I'm your host Krista and I'm super excited to be bringing you yet another tail wagging episode. Hello dog lovers we are in for another great Wag Out Loud episode as Rita Hogan, Canine Herbalist is here to share some very important knowledge. And today we're going to be covering Herbal Solutions for Pancreatitis in Dogs. Rita, Could you please introduce yourself and share how you got into the specialty of holistic canine herbalism.Um, as Krista said, my name is Rita Hogan and I have been an herbalist for approximately 19 plus years. I learned farm herbalism from my father and I picked it up again. When I was about 29 years old, I started working with dogs. And because I had a pre boarding facility, and I just saw all these really sick dogs coming and boarding with me. And I just knew there was a better way. And I just kept looking at all the similarities between all the dogs. And it was, you know, kibble fed diets, lots of over vaccination, lack of exercise, just not any preventative care. And so I started working one on one with those clients. And it just built from there. And here I am. Well, we appreciate you being here. You're awesome. Thank you. And if people haven't caught Rita, I mean she speaks at conferences and she is a regular contributor to Dogs Naturally Magazine, one of my favorite periodicals. So Rita is so knowledgeable and we are so lucky to have her here. Rita, I was telling you before we hit record that I selfishly wanted this topic because my dog Winston has had pancreatitis, and it was awful. So why don't we first start with what exactly is pancreatitis? Well, the pancreas is a little organ that's near the liver and it is responsible for insulin, how insulin is produced and utilized in the body, which is not, you know, the facet of pancreatitis. And then it's also responsible for creating enzymes that break down food. And those enzymes travel from the pancreas, to the digestive system, the stomach, and they're not activated, okay. So they kind of like are shielded, and they go down the chute into the stomach, and then they get activated in the stomach, or what happens with pancreatitis is those enzymes are activated before they get to the stomach. And that is not good, because what it does is it leaks these enzymes into the stomach and small intestine. And these enzymes eat the tissue on their way down. And they that causes tons of inflammation. It can cause internal bleeding. It definitely causes tissue damage with premature cell death. And we don't want that and it's very, very painful. Because those enzymes are eating tissues that they're not supposed to be eating. And you got to get everything to calm down because of the extreme pain and get the pancreas, the pancreas to work again. Right? Because when the enzymes leak into the abdominal cavity they eat through its lining and they damage the digestive track and we don't want that to happen, because you can't reverse that right? Well, you know, you can heal the mucosa for sure. But if it keeps going, they could eat right through it, which would be a terrible situation. But the problem is, is it's very painful for your dog. And you know, people get pancreatitis, and they can tell you that is some of the worst pain. I know that if pancreatitis is not addressed, that it can really lead to serious consequences, like you mentioned, internal bleeding, cell death, organ damage. So there are two types of pancreatitis, acute and chronic. Can you tell us the difference between the two?Yeah, so acute pancreatitis can sometimes just happen like one time. And it's usually something you never forget. And it comes on quickly, but it can be very severe. It also can have very mild symptoms. So it is just a disruption in the pancreatic activity, but it doesn't usually happen multiple times. And when it starts happening multiple times, it becomes chronic. Okay, and chronic pancreatitis is when a dog gets pancreatitis more than one time. And it's also usually an enzyme deficiency. And you see it in dogs with nutritional imbalances and that have low absorption that don't absorb the nutrients like they should, or endocrine disorders. And those type of conditions lead to the pancreatic insufficiency. And then usually you'll see an entire imbalance in the entire digestive system, which includes the liver, pancreas, and spleen, and the gut. So with chronic pancreatitis, you're going to address all of those things. And is it true you were mentioning nutritional imbalances, so what are they low in vitamin wise?That varies, it's just completely varied. But one of the things that is different with chronic pancreatitis, Krista is that a lot of times it can be asymptomatic, from like, just like this obvious perspective, right? Like, just like when he's a little, you know, he's been a little weak, but, you know, he looks normal, he's doing everything normal, but some of the symptoms of chronic pancreatitis, one of them is a dog that, you know that yoga move the downward dog.? A lot of times dogs with chronic pancreatitis, do the downward dog a lot. And they also arch their back a lot, like more than normal. And then they tend to have like a lack of appetite. They don't feel like eating a lot, a lot. They can have irritable bowel syndrome, they definitely usually have chronic loose stool, and they do chronic vomiting, and chronic loose stool and chronic vomiting, aren't like vomiting, like on a Tuesday, three times, that's not chronic is they vomit, you know, often throughout the month, and they have loose stool throughout the month. It's consistent. It may not be every day, but it's consistent. And that can also be a symptom of chronic pancreatitis, where acute is just so much more severe and you'll know your dog, you know, they kind of go down. Yeah. And they definitely a lot of them need acute pancreatitis. A lot of them will need vet care for the first couple of days to manage the pain. And then you can bring them home and deal with it. If it's severe. And if it's not severe, then you can manage it at home.Well, as I mentioned, Winston had it. We were camping. And he got something, you know, something he ate there at the campsite that was left. He was so sick and obviously in so much pain. He was doing the Down Dog and the up dog and hiding in the closet and whimpering. So I always thought it was just eating too much fat that triggers it. But there are other causes, right?Yeah, there's lots of causes. So just to go through a few. Kibble diets are a huge one. high fat, like very high fat, like if you you know if you kept giving your dog let's just say the Grizzle off of a pork chop. Okay, that could cause pancreatitis, or if you kept giving them let's just say that you gave them all the fat off of your bacon. That could cause pancreatitis, Poor fat. can cause pancreatitis like treats that are made with like canola oil, or peanut oil. Not necessarily peanuts, but peanut oil is very processed oil, being overweight, over eating in general. And one of the things lack of exercise, lack of exercise, the average American dog gets 15 minutes of exercise per day. Which is Sad but true. That's the average. Yeah, proper nutrition, vitamin and mineral deficiencies. disease and that's pretty much across the board that you know, everything's connected in the body, the dogs and ecosystem. So when things start to get off balance, the pancreas and spleen are very temperamental. autoimmune disease can cause pancreatitis. Usually it's chronic pancreatitis, being hypothyroid can cause pancreatitis. Some pharmaceutical medicines, especially anti histamines can cause pancreatitis, stress, painkillers, NSAIDs, both all can have an effect on the pancreas. So with all of those causes, it must be a pretty common ailment. Right?Acute is quite common, actually chronic Not, not so much. But acute. Yes, definitely. Quite. I think it's pretty prevalent.And I think I read that diabetic dogs tend to be prone. But it can also be the other way around where pancreatitis can also cause diabetes.Yes. And diet, because there's already an imbalance in the pancreas. diabetic dogs usually suffer from chronic pancreatitis. So, especially when I would say, within one to two years of having diabetes, or leading up to being diagnosed with diabetes.So we take the dog to the vet, because they're obviously in pain. They've been diagnosed with pancreatitis, given fluids, pain is controlled, and then we bring them home. So we all know about this Show that we like to explore natural, holistic treatments. So you're saying that herbs can definitely help. So what is the best way to care for our dogs holistically Once they're home?You want to look at your dog as an ecosystem, you want to kind of just take a step back and say, How did this happen? Right? Want to look at what your dog is eating. Now. You want to look? Have they gotten like your dogs, it got into something. So you kind of know, like, Oh, that's probably what happened. But you want to do a little assessment. Some people automatically start feeding their dogs, there's kind of two camps, where you fast and rest your dog's system for about 20 to 48 hours, kind of giving, you know, electrolytes and water, the vet might give some sub q fluids. And then there's another camp where it talks about an alternative theory that you shouldn't rest the pancreas. And if your dog is vomiting, you should feed them small meals, and kind of forego fasting. So there's two camps in that one. I say, you know, do what's best for your dog, they'll definitely let you know right away what what's gonna happen, and then you start giving small amounts of like bone broth, or you can cook for your dog. If your dog eats raw, that's fine, too. And then you start looking at herbs and homeopathy or supplements that are going to help the healing process. Okay. homeopathically like right away, I tend to give a homeopathic remedy called Aconite or Arnica. 200 C for the inflammation and the pain, and then gently massaging your dog is also good. The entire abdomen. kind of getting the kind of getting it flowing. And then I start administering herbs. And also we make sure that they're on a good diet. Dr. Judy Morgan, I don't know. Yep. Okay. So Judy has a book that talks about cooking for your dog. She has a great, what does it begin? Yin & Yang Nutrition for Dogs: Maximizing Health with Whole Foods, Not Drugs. Yes, she has a pancreatic diet in there that I have used for quite a few dogs in my practice. That is good for that, you know, kind of like that coming home from the vet. And it's nice. It's a nice neutral diet. She has one of those in her book. That's a good source. You want to just make sure that they're kind of eating neutral foods, you want to get them back on their feet. And then we go for herbs. So here I'll just go over some of the herbs that I like for for different types.I want to just go to a quick commercial break and then we'll come back and you can tell us about these exciting herbs. I can't wait to learn more, so we will be right back. Sponsor AdWe are so grateful to the Original Mine Pet Platter for sponsoring this episode. This has to be one of my favorite products ever! The Mine Pet Platter is designed to benefit the health and wellbeing of your dog and promotes the ultimate natural feeding experience for both meals and treats. What is it? Well it's a patented, bone shaped platter designed for your dog's feeding instincts. It includes scoops and ridges, that naturally slows down your dog's eating routine and makes mealtime fun. After watching my dog Winston slow down instead of inhaling his food from a bowl, we've never gone back and now he explores, sniffs, paces, walks around the platter and licks it clean. It's BPA free, made in the USA, dishwasher safe, sustainable, recyclable and it has 100% money back guarantee. There are too many benefits to fit into this ad, so I encourage you to learn more by going to https://minepetplatter.com/ and learn that HOW you feed your dog is just as important as WHAT you feed them. And as a bonus, Wag Out Loud listeners can take advantage of a 10% discount by using the code WOL10. at checkout. Okay, we are back with Rita Hogan and she is going to tell us about some fantastic herbal remedies for canine pancreatitis. Rita take it away!Great. So a couple things to keep in mind. There are remedies for chronic pancreatitis and there are remedies for acute pancreatitis. Okay. One remedy that I like for chronic pancreatitis and it is a this is definitely for the beginner like someone who just wants to try something out. It's a herbal formulation called GastroElm, and it's I believe it's GastroElm.com, and it's a mix of slippery elm and I believe there's marshmallow root in there and milk thistle and just maybe some licorice root. It's actually really good for dogs that are prone to pancreatitis. So that's a good one to try out right off the bat. Not so much for acute but for chronic pancreatitis. I do like that blend. And again, that's GastroElm. Okay. So single herbal remedies. Okay. When there is acute pancreatitis, I like blackberry leaf, and I use what is called a glycerite. So it's a glycerin based extract of blackberry leaf. And it's really good for inflammation. And it helps dogs get through an acute situation of pancreatitis. the glycerine extract, I would use 4 drops for extra small dogs, 6-8 drops for small dogs, that like a pug is a small dog. And extra small probably like a, you know, a mini Chihuahua. 10 - 12 drops for medium dogs. That's like Springer Spaniel. 15 - 20 drops for a large dog. That's like a golden retriever or something bigger, like a big lab, and 20 - 30 drops for anything bigger than than a lab, like a St. Bernard. Okay. And that really helps with any type of bacteria and inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract. A remedy for I would say, acute and chronic pancreatitis that I I love. And the only thing you don't want to use it for dogs that have had seizures, but it's called black currant gemmotherapy. And it's ribes nigrum is its Latin name and you can use it for an anti inflammatory. It is wonderful in chronic cases of pancreatitis along with acute, it helps with inflammation. It is a tonic for the entire digestive system, it increases the immune system. It's really high in antioxidants. And you can use the 1:200 which is what you're mostly find in commercial searches for this it's called black currant gemmotherapy, You will use 8 drops for extra small dogs, 10 - 15 drops for small dogs, 15 - 20 for medium, 20 - 25 for large and 25 - 30 for extra large dogs. and you give that two to three times a day, two times a day for chronic and three times a day for acute. and then you can adjust the doses to see what your dog's doing. Another one that I really love and this is for acute pancreatitis. Okay, so what could be one for a dog like yours, Krista is called European Walnut and this is also a gemmotherapy. Gemmotherapies are based on plant stem cells. So they treat at a cellular level. They're using the embryonic buds and shoots and barks of plants. So this one is from the European walnut tree. And it's really good after and during an acute pancreatic attack. Okay, it helps strengthen the pancreas. It brings down inflammation. It also helps support the liver which we need to do and it helps heal mucous membranes and it also helps regulate insulin in the pancreas. So it helps balance out the blood sugar because sometimes that can be affected during these types of episodes. Another thing I like about it is it helps balance intestinal flora and regulate which is very important. during an acute attack it regulates pancreatic enzyme production. So, you would use a 1:200 gemmotherapy. 8drops for extra small dogs, 10 - 15 drops for small dogs, 15 - 20 for medium, 20 - 25 for large and 25 - 30 for extra large dogs, and that would be given twice daily. Another nice, easy to use remedy is ginger. And these are for dogs that aren't like if you think your dog is a little warm, you don't want to use ginger. But if you don't think if they're not in the Oh yeah, my dog is so warm all the time category. Ginger is really good as you make it as a tea in hot water, let it sit for about 20 to 30 minutes and give just small amounts. Usually dogs will sniff it that are in need of it and actually just drink it. If it's nice and cool. They know that they need it. But the dosage for it would be like one half teaspoon for extra small dogs, One teaspoon for small dogs, Two teaspoons for medium, one tablespoon for large and two tablespoons for extra large and you'd give that as needed. And it really does help with that and sometimes pancreatitis can cause nausea. Another thing for chronic pancreatitis is you always want to help the liver. You can give milk thistle for that. GastroElm uses the milk thistle for chronic pancreatitis. I also like there's a company called Adored Beast. Yes. And I really liked their their Liver Tonic. It's a nice glycerine based liver tonic. with chronic pancreatitis, you always want to make sure you're supporting the liver. So I like to use that as well. Another remedy that is in the https://www.gastroelm.com/ , but can be used for acute and chronic. So you use it by itself for acute. It's slippery elm. And that really helps coat everything it soothes the gastrointestinal mucus, if there's any has been any damage. So it's going to bring down the pain, it's going to support the the GI system. It's safe for long term use in small amounts. And I just really think it's a good one and easy to use at home, you would just make a kind of like a grool by adding just adding a little hot water to the powdered herb and you add a little added at a time so you get a grool. And then you just give it to them by the teaspoon. So one teaspoon for extra small dogs, two teaspoons for small dogs, one tablespoon for medium, two tablespoons for large and three tablespoons for extra large. You kind of give it as needed, you'll you'll notice that it's it helps improve it right away. And it's just a really soothing remedy, especially if again if those enzymes are eating tissue. And let me think if there's anything else to consider, like right off the bat. So that's about it. I mean, those remedies are really good.And when you say give them how are we giving them Is it a tincture? Do we put it in food? Do we put it directly on their gums or in their mouth?Okay, so good question. So for the BlackBerry Leaf, that's a glycerite. you're going to just put it right in your mouth, okay. And the black currant is also a glycerin extract. It has a little a small amount of alcohol and glycerin. You just put it right in their mouth. It tastes actually quite good. Let's see what else other the European walnut is also a liquid right in the mouth. And if your dog won't take it in their mouth, put it on a little treat or in in some type of food. The ginger is a liquid. So that's an infusion, it's like a tea. You're going to put it in the mouth or have them drink it. Milk Thistle. You can use a glycerin extract for that you can put it right in the mouth and as a powder if they're eating you can put it right on the food. slippery elm is going to make a grool. it's kind of like a thick, a thick liquid very thick liquid. You're going to have them drink it or give it to them by the teaspoon. Or you can put it in a little bit of a syringe with a kind of a thick tip.And Rita as we were wrapping up where do we find these herbs? I know you mentioned the Liver Tonic from Adored Beast but the other remedies where do we find them and how do we know we're buying quality products?Okay, so the gemmotherapies depending on where you live, in Europe, you can find them at https://www.santi-shop.eu/en/ In Canada you can go to https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada.html , which is a homeopathy site and get them there. Or you can get them from a company called https://www.herbalgem.fr/en/ . And the ones that I'm talking about on this interview are called 1:200 and they would be on the label. one colon 200 you can get them in In the United States from a company called Gemmo, you can get them from https://www.boironusa.com/ . You can get them from a company called Genestra or you can go to my website at https://www.canineherbalist.com/ , and I can get any of these remedies for someone, they just have to send me an email. And some of them are in my shop. Okay, what do you say that makes it easier just going to you one stop shop? Yeah, some of them are in my shop. If they're not listed, just send me an email. And I have most of them. I use a lot of the Phyto embryonic therapies in my practice, those are some places most people that make most companies that make the gemmotherapies are quality products. Okay, there's not a lot of them out there. So there's, there's a few companies and and most of them are really good. Awesome. The slippery elm and the powdered products, I like to use a company called https://oregonswildharvest.com/ . They make really, they have good sourcing, all of their herbs are organic. And it's Oregon's wild harvest, or a company called HerbPharm also makes good products except for they don't have a lot of the powdered herbs. And then there's https://mountainroseherbs.com/ , which is out of Oregon, they they're wonderful.And just so everybody knows all of these links of all of these companies will be in the show notes. And if I didn't mention it before this interview came out of an article that Rita did in Dogs Naturally Magazine. So I'm gonna include that link in the show notes. So you have her exact protocol, you know how much and when and all of the How to administer all these herbs. So we are about to wrap up any last words Rita on pancreatitis and the healing herbs?I would say just go slow. Always start at the lower dosage and work your way up. And if your dog is in extreme discomfort, bring them to the vet for pain management and fluids, definitely.Great. And in case anybody's interested, Rita is making all of our listeners an amazing offer,. you will get 15% off anything in her online store, 15% off of a consult with her or she has a new energetics course. And that is 15% off one discount per customer. You just have to use the code WOL at Rita's site https://www.canineherbalist.com/. . Rita is that also where they go to find out more information about you and your practice? Yeah, absolutely. Great. So again, https://www.canineherbalist.com/ Rita, thank you so much for being with us and giving us this amazing information. We so appreciate you. Thank you so much.

SIDE BAR: "Side Bar", a segment on The Girl's Inn. Jessica brings you onto Part 2 of her self improvement journey. Are you being real to your goals? Are you doing everything you can to reach them? Grab a snack and listen. Short and sweet, every Thursday! Main episodes with both hosts every Sunday. Peace. Please leave us a review! ✶✶✶✶✶ Follow us on: instagram ➞ @thegirlsinnaz ➞ Youtube Channel Episodes Mentioned: How to Level Up + Make Friends, Not Drugs

Sonny Shroyer was born in Valdosta, Georgia, a small town on the Georgia-Florida border. Shroyer, whose given name is Otis Burt Shroyer Jr., grew up steeped in the traditions of the deep South. He worked in the tobacco warehouses pushing tobacco buggies and helped his father in their fruit stand-ice cream parlor business. His prowess in high school football landed him a football scholarship at Florida State University (he later ended up playing football in the movie The Longest Yard (1974) with another FSU football player, Burt Reynolds). However, his football career was cut short by an injury, and Shroyer finished his education at the University of Georgia, where he earned his degree in business.In 1961 he posed in football gear for a photographer who was shooting pictures for the back cover of the program for the Georgia-Georgia Tech football game. That picture launched his professional career. After many more print ads and commercials, Sonny landed his first movie roles in Sixteen (1973) with Mercedes McCambridge and Payday (1973) with Rip Torn. His movie career blossomed with many more films, including Gator (1976), The Lincoln Conspiracy (1977), The Million Dollar Dixie Deliverance (1978), Smokey and the Bandit (1977), They Went That-A-Way & That-A-Way (1978) and a TV miniseries, Freedom Road (1979). While working on "Freedom Road," Shroyer, who had gained quite a reputation for playing a "bad guy", was cast in the role of "Enos," the big-grinned, bumbling, dipstick deputy of The Dukes of Hazzard (1979) television series. His popularity on the show prompted Warner Brothers and CBS to spin him off into his own series, Enos (1980). "Enos" ran 17 episodes and was nominated for two "Peoples Choice" awards, and for Shroyer as "Favorite Male Performer in a New Television Program."Shroyer remains active in a variety of television network appearances and feature films. Appearances of note have been in the Emmy-winning NBC hit television series I'll Fly Away (1991), where he played bigoted, abusive father Bobby Slocum, and as a possessed ex-deputy sheriff in the television series American Gothic (1995). He has played a smooth-talking ladies man in a Love Boat: The Next Wave (1998) episode and a murderer-rapist in Today's F.B.I. (1981). Additionally, his credits include television appearances as a disturbed parent on In the Heat of the Night (1988). He also played University of Alabama head coach Bear Bryant Paramount's smash hit Forrest Gump (1994) with Tom Hanks.Sonny makes numerous benefit appearances, helping out with projects such as the Los Angeles Special Olympics, Muscular Dystrophy, The Cystic Fibrosis Telethon, and the American Cancer Society. He also assisted the "Get High On Life, Not Drugs," sponsored by the Boston Police Department, and recently made a film called "Methamphetamine: Terrorist Attack in South Georgia" produced by friend Bob Brabham. He recently completed a movie called A Tale About Bootlegging (2005), an independent comedy for the whole family. He plays a small town sheriff in the mountains of North Carolina.When free from public appearances and film or television commitments, he returns to his hometown of Valdosta, where he lives with his wife, Paula.

Baltimore is for artists, Baltimore is for Art Galleries On an all-new episode of Getting To The Truth In This Art Maya Camille, curator of the Gallery About Nothing stops by to talk with Rob about local creativity, inspiration, and culture. As a young poet, Maya connected with the owner of The Incredible Little Art Gallery, where she would go on to learn about the serious side of business and entrepreneurship. Now, several projects and galleries later, Mya is helping other artists gain exposure through exhibits, interviews and social marketing with sights set on opening a new gallery in Houston. Maya’s creativity and energy are deeply rooted in her hometown and she won’t stop until everyone recognizes Baltimore for the pillar of culture that it truly is! Later, Mya answers questions about favorite local artists, clique culture, and consistency with your art form. Be sure to check out The Gallery About Nothing located at 805 E. Baltimore Street in Baltimore, MD. Remember 'Sell Art, Not Drugs'.

Baltimore is for artists, Baltimore is for Art Galleries On an all-new episode of Getting To The Truth In This Art Maya Camille, curator of the Gallery About Nothing stops by to talk with Rob about local creativity, inspiration, and culture. As a young poet, Maya connected with the owner of The Incredible Little Art Gallery, where she would go on to learn about the serious side of business and entrepreneurship. Now, several projects and galleries later, Mya is helping other artists gain exposure through exhibits, interviews and social marketing with sights set on opening a new gallery in Houston. Maya’s creativity and energy are deeply rooted in her hometown and she won’t stop until everyone recognizes Baltimore for the pillar of culture that it truly is! Later, Mya answers questions about favorite local artists, clique culture, and consistency with your art form. Be sure to check out The Gallery About Nothing located at 805 E. Baltimore Street in Baltimore, MD. Remember 'Sell Art, Not Drugs'.

The National Society of Genetic Counselors celebrated 40 years at this year’s annual conference! In 2019, we surpassed having 5,000 genetic counselors in the US/Canada! We now have 45 genetic counseling graduate programs in the US and 40 more international.In this podcast episode we recap highlights from the sessions and tips for new attendees next year. Below are some of our talking points and resources we mentioned in the episode. Also check out #NSGC19 on Twitter to read more insight from the conference.Should All Women With Breast Cancer Be Offered Genetic Testing?Panel: Dr Mark Robson from MSK, Dr Peter Beitsch from the Dallas Surgical Group, Sue Friedman founder of FORCE.Moderators: Dr. Lisa Madlensky from UC San Diego and Dr. David Euhus from Johns HopkinsMain points of the talk included…Clinical utilityInformed consent vs informed assentResearch vs diagnosticConcordant vs discordant resultsAccessibility and information givingProvider education and utilization of genetic counseling skillsetNCCN GuidelinesEmerging Therapies for Adult-Onset Neurologic Diseases: Possibilities, Pitfalls And Patient ImpactDr. Sonia VallabhPrion Alliance’s WebsiteWIRED’s article, “One Couple’s Tireless Crusade to Stop a Genetic Killer”The Guardian’s article, “The Lawyer Who Became A Scientist To Find A Cure For Her Fatal Disease.”Enabling The Beautiful Uncertainty of Life: My Journey With PGT-MLee Cooper, JDLee’s article in STAT News, “Genetic Testing Plus IVF Can Sidestep Genetic Disease And Reduce The Need For High-Priced Therapies.”The Institute For Genetic Disease PreventionIn Utero Stem Cell Transplantation: Historical Context, Present State And The Future Of Fetal Molecular TherapiesBillie Rachael Lianoglou, MS, UCSF Center for Maternal-Fetal Precision MedicineTIME Magazine Feature, “Scientists Are Developing New Ways to Treat Disease With Cells, Not Drugs.”Clinical Trial for Alpha Thalassemia MajorUCSF Center for Maternal-Fetal Precision Medicine’s WebsiteHot Topics In Teratology: Zika, Marijuana, and Maternal Therapies For Genetic DiseaseVictoria Wagner, MS, CGC, Myla Ashfaq, CGC, Jennifer Lemons, CGC all from McGovern Medical School at the University of Texas HealthCDC’s Zika General Resources and Pregnancy ResourcesMother To Baby (DNA Today Interview with MTB)Marijuana in Pregnancy Fact SheetConference TipsExhibit hall for networking, free genetics apparel, job board, professional and fun photos.Wear layers because lecture halls are freezing.Lunch sessions are free and sponsored by labs.Prioritize select sessions, there is too much to do everything.Attend a Special Interest Group (SIG), you don’t have to be a member.Follow and join conversations on Twitter (#NSGC19 and #gcchat)Students, job hunt utilizing the job board (in the middle of the exhibit hall) and hand out your resume. If there is a meet up with a specific company/hospital you are interested in working with/at, then go check it out!The PanelMichael Peneycad is a second year graduate student at the Joan H. Marks Program in Human Genetics at Sarah Lawrence College, originally from Grand Rapids, Michigan. He earned his B.S. in Cell & Molecular Biology from the University of Michigan and spent time as adjunct faculty at Grand Valley State University before relocating to New York City in 2014. Michael has been involved in many industries including entertainment, events, automotive, and health care in his time before entering graduate school, working with companies such as Spectrum Health Medical Group, Mazda, Jaguar/Land Rover, Chanel, Google, and Target. Michael has also spent years performing in musicals, commercials, and voice-overs during the time between his academic studies. His professional interests include cancer genetics, patient and provider education, and public health initiatives. You can follow Michael on Twitter and Instagram. Go Blue!Ashlyn Enokian is a second year genetic counseling student from Brighton, Michigan. She earned her BS in Biology and a minor in Criminal Justice from Grand Valley State University in 2017. Her journey into the field of genetic counseling began with advocacy work through Crisis Text Line and Help Pregnancy Crisis Aid. She worked as a genetic counseling assistant in cancer genetics at Saint Joseph Mercy Hospital, pediatric genetics at the University of Michigan, and laboratory genetics at Progenity, Inc. Ashlyn was previously a genetic graphic design intern at My Gene Counsel. Her professional interests include fertility, neurogenetics, and strategies to increase diversity in the field. She acts as a student representative of Sarah Lawrence College’s Class of 2020. You can follow Ashlyn on Twitter..Kira Dineen hosts DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast (and radio show), which was founded in 2012 and features over 100 episodes interviewing genetic counselors, patient advocates and other genetic experts. The show was nominated in the 2015, 2016 and 2019 Podcast Awards. She also hosts other healthcare podcasts including Working For Health, Advancing Dentistry, and Insight Says: A Mental Health Podcast. Kira is a member of National Society of Genetic Counselors’ Digital Ambassador Program (aka #NSGCGenePool). She received her in Bachelor's of Science degree in Diagnostic Genetics with a Cytogenetics concentration at the University of Connecticut, and has a certification as a Cytogenetic Technologist. Along with Ashlyn, she is a student representation in Sarah Lawrence College’s Genetic Counseling Class of 2020.Want to learn more about Sarah Lawrence College’s Genetic Counseling Program? Come to our open house this Friday (November 15th) from 6-8pmET.Stay tuned for the next new episode of DNA Today. New episodes are released on the first Friday of the month with some bonus episode thrown in there. See what else I am up to on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and iTunes. Questions/inquiries can be sent to info@DNApodcast.com.

The Vaping epidemic was largely because of black market THC carts. But now we're finding out Juul's were contaminated and the company knew this and did nothing about it. Entertainment News ‘Friday' star John Witherspoon dead at 77 Bill Murray Applied for a Job at the P.F. Chang's JEREMY RENNER's ex-wife claims he BIT their 4-year-old daughter once when he was mad at her. Five Major Problems With Baseball That The MLB Needs To Fix As Soon As Possible Juul is accused of selling at least one MILLION contaminated vaping pods: Senior VP reveals he raised concerns about it but was told 'half our customers are drunk and vaping like mofos, who the f**k is going to notice?', before being FIRED Dumbass of the Day A Guy Who Claimed He Had Fried Chicken, Not Drugs, Was Busted Because His Fingers Weren't Greasy A woman in Kentucky fired a shot into the drive-thru window of a KFC after she didn't get a fork and napkin. A couple in Florida were arrested after they left their seven-year-old alone in their car while they were at a casino Man arrested for allegedly trying to sell ATV to person he stole it from Brad thinks Frank wastes too much money on his car. Relationship hits the Skids 24-year-old woman shocks Reddit by revealing her boyfriend sleeps naked and leaves SKID MARKS on her sheets - as she begs for advice on how to 'gently explain' the issue to him Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy more consistent with homicidal strangulation than suicide, Dr. Michael Baden reveals A School's ID Badges List a Number for a Suicide Hotline . . . That's Actually a Phone Sex Line Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Health and Lifestyle Contributor Monica Leighton offers precautions for celebrating Halloween safely with your pets | Nationally renowned author, speaker and holistic veterinarian Dr. Judy Morgan, DVM discusses her newly released book "Yin and Yang Nutrition for Dogs, Maximizing Health with Whole Foods, Not Drugs " the ultimate health and wellness guide for pet parents | Dan Ritter, inventor of "BugBand' describes the benefits of how safe insect repellent is the best prevention for pets and pet parents inside and outside your home. ‎

Health and Lifestyle Contributor Monica Leighton offers precautions for celebrating Halloween safely with your pets | Nationally renowned author, speaker and holistic veterinarian Dr. Judy Morgan, DVM discusses her newly released book "Yin and Yang Nutrition for Dogs, Maximizing Health with Whole Foods, Not Drugs " the ultimate health and wellness guide for pet parents | Dan Ritter, inventor of "BugBand' describes the benefits of how safe insect repellent is the best prevention for pets and pet parents inside and outside your home. ‎

Health and Lifestyle Contributor Monica Leighton offers precautions for celebrating Halloween safely with your pets | Nationally renowned author, speaker and holistic veterinarian Dr. Judy Morgan, DVM discusses her newly released book "Yin and Yang Nutrition for Dogs, Maximizing Health with Whole Foods, Not Drugs " the ultimate health and wellness guide for pet parents | Dan Ritter, inventor of "BugBand' describes the benefits of how safe insect repellent is the best prevention for pets and pet parents inside and outside your home. ‎

Health and Lifestyle Contributor Monica Leighton offers precautions for celebrating Halloween safely with your pets | Nationally renowned author, speaker and holistic veterinarian Dr. Judy Morgan, DVM discusses her newly released book "Yin and Yang Nutrition for Dogs, Maximizing Health with Whole Foods, Not Drugs " the ultimate health and wellness guide for pet parents | Dan Ritter, inventor of "BugBand' describes the benefits of how safe insect repellent is the best prevention for pets and pet parents inside and outside your home. ‎

Dog Talk (And Kitties Too!) (10-13-2018) #592: Featuring Dr. Ernie Ward, Kristin von Kreisler, and Dr. Judy Morgan. Dr. Ernie Ward talks about the biotech start-up Wild Earth, that is developing clean protein pet food, particularly from the ancient Asian protein Koji, which is a member of the fungi kingdom; Kristin von Kreisler talks about her German Shepherd-centered novel, A HEALING JUSTICE; Dr. Judy Morgan explains her new book YIN & YANG NUTRITION FOR DOGS: MAXIMIZING HEALTH WITH WHOLE FOODS, NOT DRUGS, and how diets can be a solution to medical problems like pancreatitis.

Judy Morgan is a certified and accredited veterinary acupuncturist, chiropractitioner, and food therapist whose book, Yin & Yang Nutrition for Dogs: Maximizing Health With Whole Foods, Not Drugs, helps pet-parents to maintain the health and the lives of the dogs they love. Judy operates two veterinary hospitals that offer an integrative approach, combining holistic medicine with traditional Western techniques. … Read more about this episode...

Tripawds Podcast Episode #69: Learn how to maximize pet health with whole foods, not drugs from Dr Judy Morgan, Author of "Yin And Yang Nutrition for Dogs". Dr. Judy Morgan is an acclaimed holistic veterinarian from New Jersey who has just published her latest how-to book about home cooking for pets. Titled "YIN & YANG Nutrition for Dogs, Maximizing Health with Whole Foods, Not Drugs," (co-written by Hue Grant), this book boldly explains why premade commercial food is not the optimal diet for dogs and how Chinese medicine can help us do better by preparing simple yet nutritious home cooked or raw meals for each stage of a dog's life. She is also the author of the popular guidebook "From Needles to Natural: Learning Holistic Pet Healing" as well as the home cooking for dogs and cats handbook, "What’s For Dinner, Dexter?: Cooking For Your Dog Using Chinese Medicine Theory." For this episode of Tripawd Talk Radio we will discuss: - What inspired her to publish this latest how-to book. - Why conventional veterinary medicine discourages us from feeding real food to our pets. - What Chinese Medicine theory can teach us about home prepared meals and helping our dogs stay strong and healthy. - How food can heal or alleviate the symptoms of urgent conditions like kidney disease, cancer and more. - Dr. Morgan's best tips for cooking for dogs with cancer - Simple ways to make the transition to a home-prepared diet. Find more helpful pet amoutation recovery and care resources at Tripawds. Support the show (https://tripawds.com/support)

Have you ever taken the time to look at the ingredients in your pet's food? Dr. Judy Morgan has, and she was horrified by what she found. A holistic veterinarian, veterinary acupuncturist, chiropractitioner, and food therapist, she is passionate about spreading the truth about what's really in most pet food. In addition to hosting two radio shows and a Facebook Live series called Breakfast with Spaniels, Judy has written four books on having healthy pets, including her latest entitled Yin & Yang Nutrition for Dogs: Maximizing Health with Whole Foods, Not Drugs. Tune in to today's episode to hear her share why assessing your pet's food is so important, advice for ensuring your pet stays healthy, and so much more. Listen to the Full Episode: [spp-player] What You'll Learn In Today's Episode:The disturbing truth about what's in most pet food. How to tell if what you're feeding your pet is good quality. Why dry kibble is not good for cats. What's really in “grain free” food. How often you really need to vaccinate your animals. Where holistic medicine tends to make more difference than traditional medicine. How Dr. Judy Morgan turned her life around by changing her own diet. The best resource for pet food information. Ideas Worth Sharing: [spp-tweet tweet="The pet food industry is really a repository for the waste products of the human food industry. - @integratedpets"] [spp-tweet tweet="If you see a ton of advertising on TV for a pet food company, you can bet their ingredients are not so hot because all their money is going into advertising, not the ingredients. - @integratedpets"] [spp-tweet tweet="If you can pronounce everything on the label and it's food that you've heard of, then it's fine. - @integratedpets"] Resources In Today's Episode:Find Dr. Judy Morgan: Website | Twitter | Facebook From Needles to Natural: Learning Holistic Pet Healing by Judy Morgan D.V.M. Yin & Yang Nutrition for Dogs: Maximizing Health with Whole Foods, Not Drugs by Judy Morgan D.V.M. and Hue Grant Canine Kitchen Capers: A Humorous Look at Preparing Food for Dogs (& Spouses) by Judy Morgan D.V.M. What's For Dinner, Dexter?: Cooking For Your Dog Using Chinese Medicine Theory by Judy Morgan D.V.M. and Tonya Wilhelm www.TruthAboutPetFood.com Subscribe to the Podcast in: iTunes | Stitcher | Google Play Enjoy the show? Use the Links Below to Subscribe:        

Today on Living Questions , our series that explores the role of religion in the public sphere, we meet three young African-American women with a decidedly spiritual agenda: bringing their conversations about faith, friendship and racial identity in a podcast called “For Collard Girls.” (Think collard greens and pastoral collars.)Connecting with religious women of color, with touchstones of hip-hop culture, poetry, and biblical interpretation, their frank conversations about faith guide listeners along their spiritual paths. Joining Tom in the studio to talk about the project are podcasters Laura Kigweba James, the recently-appointed pastor at the Mt. Vernon Place United Methodist Church here in Baltimore; Tamika Young Savage, a seminarian studying to obtain her Master of Divinity degree at United Lutheran Seminary in Pennsylvania, who is also a Vicar of Christ Lutheran Church in DC; and Maya Camille, aka Camilla the Killa, a Baltimore-based poet and spoken word artist whose writing addresses aspects of the spiritual in our lives; Maya also works with Baltimore's S.A.N.D. Gallery, an exhibition and event space whose name stands for ----Sell Art, Not Drugs.----

http://www.foodsarenotdrugs.com/podcasts/henews The Health Empowerment News Podcast resides at FoodsareNOT Drugs.com and is a weekly podcast focusing on natural health, alternative medicine and health freedom. Taking off where the Health Empowerment Radio Show left off, the new HE News podcast delivers quality natural health news every week. This episode at Podomatic is a summary episode highlighting the key points of the original episode. This feed will continue to post summary episodes of Health Empowerment News podcasts. To listen to the whole episodes go to the Foods are NOT Drugs podcast page. Featuring Croft Woodruff, PhD and co-host Andrew McGivern. This episode highlights the first HE News episode which covered... "What the Ancients Knew that Modern Medicine Forgot" Many natural remedies that were used throughout history have been forgotten by modern medicine in favor of adopting an intellectual property based synthetic chemical model of disease treatment. These natural remedies have been passed done through the ages and many are effective to this day. Show Notes: The old wives tail, "Feed fever, starve a cold" holds true. The native peoples around the world understood the value of sweat lodges and saunas when dealing with a fever. Food as Medicine: Natural Foods, Vitamins, Herbs, Nutrients, Micro-Nutrients, Phyto-Nutrients all prevent and treat disease. Listen to Health Empowerment News every week: * learn about your natural health options * learn about drug induced nutrient depletion * discover the latest natural remedies * find out how to protect your health naturally * what supplements are the most important? * Natural remedies that should be well known but aren’t! Health Empowerment News is a Podcast Hero Production. Podcast Consultant in Vancouver

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