Clarissa
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I've ALWAYS had pets. At one point I had 2 adopted bunnies (one with fleas and dust mites) and 2 dogs.
I cannot imagine a life without pets or dog kisses so I've been racking my brain to find a way to make this work for all involved.
Both dogs tested positive for Bart on Fry (they have no symptoms) but I just finished TREATING Bart (for me) and don't want to get it from their saliva (if that's even possible...which I think it is).
The dilemma: Even if I treat their Bart and any other parasites, they could so easily get reinfected without my knowing while they're out in the backyard or even sniffing/quick licks of things while on walks.
So, I'm now taking Mesosilver and it, supposedly, hits EVERYTHING, TBD's, parasites, yeast, protozoa (of course, not proven but what the hell really is anymore?)
I called Mesosilver (the company) today and asked if I could give it to my pets. The rep said he gave it to his dog for years and it helped him stay healthy and as the dog got older in years, he added in the Mesogold. He said that he never even used Heartgard because the Mesosilver killed the parasites.
So, short story LONG, my methodical line of thinking is, if we're ALL on Mesosilver as killing and maintenance, then perhaps there will be no passing around?
Does this sound like a plan or am I completely insane?
Any other ideas are welcomed but puuuuleeeasse do not diss Mesosilver,in general, because I've finally become "brave" enough to use it and it really seems to be helping keeping me healthy and energetic since being off abx 2 1/2 mos.
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