What Can Himalayan Goji Juice Do for Your Best Friend?

Wouldn't you love to be able to give your dog the gift of a vibrant, healthy life? Have you watched your best friend slow down and wished you could turn back the hands of time? Well, you'll be surprised how much you can help with the amazing nutritional properties of the humble goji berry. Why not share the anti-oxidant, anti-aging nutrients of Goji berry juice with  your pets? Thousands of people are already enjoying the benefits of longevity, vitality and energy from this amazing Himalayan health food.

Now it's time to give our pets the benefits of Goji berries' tremendous healing properties.

Goji juice has been called "the most nutritionally dense food on the planet." Scientific research has proved what pet owners have reported about Goji's health-giving affects on their pet.  So if you're looking for a way to help a sick or injured pet without aggressive  medication, or if you're looking for a way to keep your pet vibrant and healthy, consider this all-natural way to enhance your pet's  biochemical defense mechanisms.

Goji and Healthy Pets

No matter where we may live on this big planet, we all share one common global trait; we love our pets. In the United States, pets can be found in  more than 69 million homes.  Nearly 85 percent of Australians were raised in households with at least one family pet.  And similar statistics can be found all over the world.

How important are our pets? A 1993 report in the Harvard Health Letter explains that we regard our companion animals as being even more  trustworthy than our human companions.  We view our pets’ behavior as  more consistent, and they give us unconditional affection. We repay our animals with love and attention in kind. In fact, more than 60 percent of pets receive "as much attention as children," according to the 1994 American Animal Hospital Association pet owner survey.

We know intuitively that our pets enrich our lives, so it is not surprising that a growing number of scientific studies are demonstrating the positive effects that animals can have on human health and development. Here is just a partial list of the health benefits of pet ownership, as reported by the Delta Society, a non-profit foundation that promotes research on the bond between humans and their animals:

• Pet owners have lower blood pressure. (Friedmann, 1983, Anderson 1992)
• Pet owners have lower triglyceride and cholesterol levels than non-owners. (Anderson, 1992)
• Pet owners have better psychological well-being. (Serpel, 1990)
• Seniors who own dogs go to the doctor less than those who do not. In a study of 100 Medicare patients, even the most highly stressed dog owners had 21 percent fewer physician contacts than non-dog owners. (Siegel, 1990)
• Contact with pets develops nurturing behavior in children who may grow to be more nurturing adults. (Melson, 1990)
• Having a pet may decrease heart attack mortality by 3%. This translates into 30,000 lives saved annually in the U.S. alone. (Friedman, 1980)
• Children's cognitive development can be enhanced by owning a pet. (Poresky, 1988)
• Children owning pets are more involved in activities such as sports, hobbies, clubs or chores. (Melson, 1990)
• Children exposed to pets during the first year of life have a lower frequency of allergic rhintis and asthma. (Hesselmar, 1999)
• Autistic children with pets are more highly socialized and are less self-absorbed. (Redefer, 1989)

Given the strong emotional bonds between humans and animals, it is not surprising that many of us will do almost  anything to secure the health and well-being of our pets.   According to estimates from the most recent National Pet  Owners’ Survey, Americans in 2005 will spend $17 billion on veterinary care and medicine, and those costs are rising sharply.

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An Epidemic of Chronic Pet Issues

The last few decades have witnessed an alarming increase in chronic pet issues. These issues – many of which were virtually unknown in the 1960s. These physical signs have been accompanied by a record number of behavioral and emotional disorders including irrational fears, aggression, difficulties in training and inability to pay attention.

All of these conditions are linked by one common factor; a breakdown of the immune system that is essential for keeping your pet strong and disease-free.

It has been strongly suggested that the precipitous decline in pet immune health may be a result of the widespread use of nutrient-poor, highly processed commercial pet foods. Instead of treating the underlying causes of illness by supporting the immune system, many veterinarians tend to address only the symptoms with antibiotics and cortisone, thereby allowing the disease to progress.

Support Your Pet’s Immunity with Goji

Just as the goji berry has been shown to have remarkable protective and disease-fighting abilities in the human body, it may also benefit the health of your pet by helping to normalize and balance his/her vital immune function. More than 40 years of research – on humans and animals – have revealed goji’s ability to regulate immunity by commanding and controlling many of the body’s important defense functions.

Goji’s master molecule polysaccharides have the ability to restore and repair
vital DNA, preventing genetic mutations that might otherwise overwhelm your pet’s immune system.

It is an accepted medical fact that the same treatments are often found to be equally effective in both humans and animals. In fact, the US Food and Drug Administration reports that, since the passage of the Animal Medicinal Drug Use Clarification Act of 1994 (AMDUCA), it has been legal for veterinarians to treat pets with human drugs that have not been approved for animals.  

Goji, of course, is not a drug, but a safe and healthy food. It is not just any ordinary food, however, especially when it is used in the form of a juice that has been standardized to deliver a consistently high amount of the master molecule polysaccharides. Goji’s special polysaccharides can enhance and balance all classes of immune cells, and the simple step of adding it to your pet’s food may very well be one of the best things you can do to help your
animal companion to fight infections and to defend against debilitating issues.  With goji, you will also know that the benefits you see are real, as animals do not experience the placebo effect.

It is most important to understand that goji is not an immune booster, as that would be undesirable in cases of rheumatoid diseases and other auto-immune disorders. Rather, goji acts as an immune balancer, helping to re-establish normal and healthy immune function.

USUAL DOSAGE LEVEL

There are many variables involved in dosing animals. A good general recommendation is to mix a high-quality standardized goji juice into food at a daily level of ½ teaspoon per 10 pounds of body weight (2.5 mL per 5 kilograms of body weight).

My Pet’s name is Buddy and he’s an American Chihuahua. He is my best friend as he, along with the Goji Juice helped to get me out of a severe depression after the loss of both my parents.

Buddy had gained an extra 6 pounds. He became inactive and just wanted to sleep all the time. I decided to give him Goji Juice in his water everyday. Buddy now walks 2 miles every day with me. He has lost 3 pounds, and his fur is softer and shinier. I also have lost 28 pounds.
Kathy Hughes

Listen to Kathy’s testimonial how Goji Juice has helped her and Buddy, her American Chihuahua:

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