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Reply To: Skin rash and issues on Pitbulls
“I don’t believe blanket statements about anything are a good thing or helpful, there are always exceptions.”
Really? Nor do I. Which is why I believe there is a time and place for both traditional and Western medicine and a more holistic approach. I believe you can gain information from a variety of sources. My vet practices integrative medicine, so I have the best of both worlds. Believe it or not, sometimes something as simple as a change in diet, can resolve certain issues. There are no one or two foods that will fix every dog’s problems.
My neurologist utilized electromyography, a form of biofeedback, for an important nerve conduction study when I was diagnosed with a serious medical condition. He doesn’t seem to equate it with aromatherapy.
Honestly, thinking outside the box is pretty liberating, but I doubt Skepvet would endorse it.
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