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Hello, I am new to the Forum and I was informed by Mike Sagman that I can share my information here. Full disclosure, I created a product and now sell it, however, I am a total believer in all natural ingredients–especially Turmeric, in our pet’s diets. Long story short, our dog, Teddy, developed cancer, sarcoma of the mouth, and after 6 weeks of testing, he was given “2 weeks” to live. Prior to that, he stopped eating, so I started doing research on dog cancer and what people were doing naturally. After reading tons of information, I gathered some cancer-fighting and anti-inflammatory (human-grade) ingredients and mixed them together and added it to Teddy’s food at every meal. He started eating again and 4 months later his tumor completely eradicated and he lived 3 more years. We have helped other dogs with cancer and inflammation issues. You can read more at http://www.Teddysturmerictamer.com
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