Native Remedy for Inflammation

This is a native Ayurvedic remedy 'designed' by me that can be used externally for massaging your dog to help with inflammation.  

I get a lot of emails from dog owners now - from cancers to mass tumors to skin issues, seizures, epilepsy, and well, just about anything! In fact, this was the motivation behind launching TGP - to help people just like you!

I also get knocks on my door from neighbors when their dogs are not well.

​Here's a story that will help you a lot -

One of my neighbor's dogs, called Scruffy - a Boston Terrier male dog, about 6 yrs old, had suddenly started peeing blood in urine. Worried, my neighbor knocked on my door - I was just entering home with my pack, after having walked them and my neighbor rushed to catch me.

He was worried. He explained that his dog was not neutered and he couldn't understand why all of a sudden the dog was urinating blood. This was concerning. I had been teaching him about the benefits of a home cooked diet for dogs AND that too, especially a plant-based diet for dogs. He was eager and learning - a very open-minded guy.

So, when this happened, he asked me what he can give and if I can help him with something or some advice. I, of course, jumped right in! Duh!

I told him to give me a few minutes and let me wash my hands, settle my dogs and I will be back. I told him let me make a mixture of certain oils and I will bring it over. Then, I will tell him how to give.

After taking care of my dogs, giving them some water, and un-tying their leashes and collars, and freeing them to rest, I immediately went to my kitchen.

Now, before I jump into the real 'meat' of this email, let me say one thing - I launched this business, TGP, to give voice to my wisdom so that I can help dog owners across the world with what I know...you can follow it or not - your choice, but I can only teach you what I do and what I know and believe in.

I believe in native remedies - ones that carry centuries old wisdom ingrained in their healing abilities. I believe in ordinary kitchen items and the market's produce aisle to heal ourselves and our dogs - hence, that is what I will teach here.

This native remedy came to my mind for 2 reasons -

1. It was anti-inflammatory in nature, so it will help calm that chaotic nature of 'fire' taking place inside that poor little dog's body. When such an incident happens, your first priority should be to immediately calm the inflammation fast - subdue it, inhibit it and then, you can think about your next step.

If the house is on fire, what are you going to tell me? That you need to go to a 'doctor' and give antibiotics to 'kill the bacteria'..???

Nope. But that's exactly what you would have done had I not brought this point to your awareness - stop that from now on. You joined TGP to learn a new way of doing things for your pooch - but that all starts with first learning a new way to think about things.

So, how can you make sense of this with diff. situations? Like when your dog has bleeding, sudden high fever, skin inflammation, severe redness, severe hot spots, diarrhea, cancer, seizures, epilepsy, severe vomiting, and such severe out of order conditions, and so on - you need to first calm the inflammation....FAST, as in..immediately. NOW.

THEN, you can think of the next step...be it nutrition, herbs, holistic healing, etc.

2. The oil mixture I used was going to help flush out whatever bacteria/pathogens/germs/infections this dog had got which were causing the bleeding. So, I had to think fast - luckily I had ALL the oils in my home to help this poor dog. Hehehe..:)

I went to my kitchen, took a clean empty jar and started adding one by one...

This is my native remedy that I 'designed' for the dog and gave it to the owner so you are literally getting the exact native remedy now.

Remedy Recipe -

1. Organic Black Seed Oil (to calm the inflammation) - 4 Tablespoons

2. Organic Hemp Oil (to calm the body) - 4 Tablespoons

3. Organic Coconut Oil (to cool the excess 'heat' in the body) - 3 Tablespoons

4. Neem Oil (powerfully antibacterial) - 1.5 Tablespoons

5. Castor Oil (richest source of vitamin E + amazing lubricant) - 1 Tablespoon

6. Lavender Essential Oil (optional - to calm whole body and mind) - 4-5 drops

I mixed all this and told the owner to give about 1 full dropper (1 ml approx.) every 4 hours and see. I had a spare dropper and so I gave it to him along with the oil mixture.

This was late evening when all this happened.

The next morning, the owner came back smiling. I asked how Scruffy is doing and to my absolute surprise, the owner told me he is no longer bleeding! He had told me that he had taken Scruffy to the vet and bought the antibiotics but they never helped! So, after my remedy, he never gave the pills - just my oil mixture and no more bleeding in the pee.

Apparently, my remedy proved to be 'magic' (LOL! who knew, right?!) and as we checked for the next few days, Scruffy was no longer peeing blood. The owner - as guided by me, continued giving this oil mixture till it was finished. I told him to give it everyday for next 2 weeks (I had made another batch for him) - 3 times per day to make sure whatever was causing the bleeding is gone for good.

So I hope this has helped you with some holistic knowledge that you can apply for your dog in such a desperate situation. Of course, do note that the oil composition will be different for different conditions but nevertheless this proves the important point of first calming the inflammation AND then, second, balancing the dog's body.

NOTES -

1. This remedy may or may not work for your dog. You can also use this remedy for massaging your dog's body where the inflammation or pain or discomfort resides - you do not have to give it internally. 

2. The dosage will depend on each dog per the condition and the weight. Plz. do not try this remedy internally without consulting with me or rather, just use it externally, as in, massage application for your dog.  

-Somyata