New Thoughts in Dog Cancer Prevention [MP3]

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New Thoughts in Dog Cancer Prevention

Dr. Dressler has some new thoughts on preventing cancer in dogs since his last seminar on this topic.

In this fascinating and informative webinar he covers diet, toxins, medications, and the latest information on bacteria in the body — and its implications for developing cancer. In addition, he tells us why we should start thinking about cancer prevention before we get our next dog. As always, he takes questions from readers.

Seminar Details

02:00 Dr. Demian Dressler:

When to start cancer prevention in a healthy dog and why cancer is a multifactorial disease.

03:59 Dr. Demian Dressler:

Seminar Overview-- Diet and lifestyle factors, genetics, and spaying and neutering.

08:04 Dr. Demian Dressler:

Genetic factors and their role in cancer development (DNA, genetic defects, dog breeds), the pros and cons of spaying and neutering too early and too late, obesity, vaccinations, trace minerals, fertilizers, and immune suppression.

30:44 Dr. Demian Dressler:

Carcinogens and their role in cancer development, diet, metabolism, water, air pollution, and asbestos.

46:00 Dr. Demian Dressler:

Bacteria, germs, immune suppression, probiotics, antibiotics, GI upset, and digestive enzymes.

60:39 Dr. Demian Dressler:

Minerals, lactobacillus, supplements, and seminar topic summary.

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