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Valley Fever In Dogs 26 Apr 2023 13:26 #78541

camogirl
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I live in Arizona- the Valley fever capitol....3 of my 4 rescue dogs have valley fever and have been on fluconozole and I work closely with my vet- although this medication keeps this fungal infection in check, I have been unsuccessful in taking them off the medication when their blood titers come down....the symptoms return quickly and their blood titers go right back up....Has anyone had personal success with treating and CURING valley fever in their dog with MMS? I fear that keeping my pups on fluconazole forever will eventually damage their internal organs....my dogs are all between 50 and 60 pounds.....if you have any experience with this please let me know....also let me know what the dosing would be for my dogs weight. Thanks so much!!

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Valley Fever In Dogs 28 Apr 2023 07:28 #78549

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I suggest you check out Jim Humble's "MMS Health Recovery Guidebook"
chapter for non-human Animals. (and the rest of the book, too)

It's not a simple "do this" answer to your questions.
You need to Do Your Due Diligence and educate and inform yourself
so you are more likely to make good, informed decisions.
There is a lot to it, in a sense.

There isn't a lot of information on Companion Animals, unfortunately.

However, since "MMS" basically works for everyone for everything (+/-),
I would just do it and expect good results.

Note that since it is Fungal, you should also incorporate Bentonite Clay.

I would expect that to work. Please let us know your results, positive or otherwise.
Testimonials and updates help other people later.

Also, try out the forum SEARCH tab above.

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You will find info there regarding Jim Humble's "MMS Health Recovery Guidebook".

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