NATURAL HEARTWORM TREATMENT
Using HVE Parasite Formula to kill heartworms!
Heartworms are a major problem for a large percentage of the United States canine population. This
is bad news for dog owners but there is even worse news:
the therapy for positive dogs can be as lethal as the disease itself! Read our guest article about Max and
Immiticide poisoning. Did you know that Merial, the manufacturer of this drug, labels it ‘code black’. This means
that it can kill your dog with one treatment. This compound is an arsenical chemotherapeutic agent.
The safety data sheet for this drug states that it has a low margin of safety. Dosing is very critical. A single
dose of 7.5 mg/kg (3X the recommended dose) can result in pulmonary inflammation, edema, and death.
In some patients, ½ the dosage creates the same disastrous scene. They do not know how your dog will react until
they administer it. Highly infested patients are of greater risk of throwing an embolism--a clot of dead
worms--that puts the pet into pulmonary or cardiac arrest. The injection itself is very, very painful and
debilitating. Many dogs, such as Max in the case history, have serious, often permanent neurological disorders.
There are other alternatives to these poisonous chemicals. Our parasite formula has been
used for several years now to treat heart flukes successfully. Heart flukes are parasites as big as your thumb nail
that invade the heart. We find many cases of these nasty parasites in the Pacific Northwest because of many months
of moisture. The intermediate host of this parasite is the snail--hence your dog (or cat or horse) drinks from a
puddle where a snail has laid an egg and is immediately infested with the heart fluke. In my holistic practice, I
find flukes and a host of other rarely diagnosed parasites through radionic testing. Many dogs, cats, and horses
have serious problems caused by undiagnosed parasites that can migrate anywhere in the body. For example, a horse
that has a hard time focusing or concentrating may have roundworms that have migrated to the brain. A cat with
chronic diarrhea may have a heavy infestation of intestinal flukes. A dog with chronic respiratory problems may
have lungs full of pulmonary flukes.
Heartworms, on the other hand, are spread by mosquitoes and are very prevalent now in non-mountainous areas of the
United States. Any dog that does not take a preventative for heartworms will develop that telltale cough which is
the indicator that the nasty little worm is starting to grow in the dog’s heart. Keep in mind that the drugs used
in heartworm preventative have their specific dangers too--ALL DRUGS HAVE SIDE EFFECTS. Heartworm
preventatives are a huge income to both veterinary clinics and the big pharmaceutical companies that manufacture
the drugs.
Actually heartworm ‘preventatives’ such as Heartguard, Revolution, Interceptor, Sentinel, Proheart 6 (a very lethal
drug that was pulled from the shelf in 2004 for high fatalities but is back on the market), do not actually prevent
heartworm infestations. They simply kill whatever microfilaria (baby heartworms) have entered the dog’s body in the
past 30 days. Heartguard, which is just a form of the cattle wormer Ivermectim, is very lethal to specific breeds
such as Australia Cattle Dogs and Collies.
We are now using our HVE Parasite Formula to treat all stages of heartworms. As with heart flukes,
we have found that a slow killing of these heart parasites is much safer to the patient than the immediate kill-off
with drugs such as Melarsomine (Immiticide). We are recommending a therapy (by weight) of daily treatment for seven
days for a total of three rounds with two- four day breaks in between. In other words, treat the heartworm-positive
dog once daily for seven days; stop for four days; repeat for seven days; stop for four days and repeat daily for a
third round of seven days. In severe cases, we may have to go another round or two of therapy.
We are also doing some case studies with a group of foster dogs imported to Washington state from Texas. Seventy
dogs were transported here and left in a neglected situation. None of them had evidently been on any heartworm
preventative. We are using several of these positive (heartworm occult positive) canines to verify our HVE parasite
formula protocol. We will keep updating you on this documentation as we proceed. So far, we have NO side effects in
these positive cases--all dogs are doing very well. I also believe that HVE Parasite Formula can
be used to prevent heartworm infections.
The infected canine patient should also be evaluated to see if extra supplementation is needed. One excellent
addition to this regimine would be HVE Immune Pro to boost the dog’s immune system as we clear the
parasites.
HVE Parasite Formula for Dogs
HVE Parasite Formula for
Horses
HVE Parasite Formula for
Cats
by Dr Jenifer Preston -
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