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Post a new topicby sarah26 on Fri Mar 27, 2009 2:12 pm

If Anyone can help me that would be great. We adopted a puppy on March 14th / 09 from a rescue group. The puppy is a JRT mix that was brought to Canada from Mexico. The lady that brought him up told us that he had had distermper but was recovered and not infectios. He has seemed to be ok besides a leg twitch and has a hard time going to sleep. I guess I am worried as he got something in his eye while playing under our deck. His eye got all swollen up so we took him to the vet. They gave him some drops and he seems fine already... BUT we told the vet that he had had distemper The vet was very suprised and said that he was going to get worse and that dogs do not recover from this (as it is a viral disease?) as well as our other dog ( 10months & vaccinated ) is in danger of catching it and that we should keep them seperated. This was very upsetting to me as the lady that we adopted the dog from explained that it was like chicked pox. Once you had it you could not get it again and that if you had been vaccinated that you could not get it. She had the puppy around all of her dogs and out in public before we adopted him. Since then I have been trying to do some research but cannot seem to get a straight answer. Can somebody PLEASE give me the straight goods on this. We love our puppy but we also want to make sure our other dog (and neighbour hooddogs) are not going to be affected. Please help!
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Re: Distemper Help

Post a new topicby Daveyo on Sat Apr 04, 2009 7:08 am

Hi Sarah

I am Daveyo, and I would be happy to answer your most disturbing questions as I am one of the experts on this disease and would like to let you know there is a full cure now for this disease as well.

First of all Canine Distemper is a Viral Disease, which is airborne and also contact type disease. Secondly, your other dog will not get infected since it is vaccinated so you have nothing to worry about in this regard as long as you keep up the vaccination history protocols.

Third, your VET is one very scary VET as I can see he knows very little about diseases and how to cure such in the first place. I don't trust him at all. He is not up to date and is giving you the wrong information and it is not correct as well as that woman from Mexico. Chicken Pox, no she is very much wrong as this virus called Distemper is part of a measles family line virus wise. People with Multiple Sclerosis have the same virus as Canine Distemper believe it or not, and work is ongoing and in progress to cure that disease as well.

Dr. Sears from Utah, and I have come up with the official cure for this disease in spite of the huge amount of roadblocks to get it into the books which might take as long as ten years. Courtesy of the FDA so to speak. Dr. Sears came up with the body portion and the serum to cure dogs of this disease. I am the one who made it official involving the CNS portion which kills this virus completely and the dog recovers in good health and lives a normal life span.

Now lets get to your dog and its issues. First if your dog did survive the initial Canine Distemper phases and attack it is only one of the 3% in the entire world that do survive. Death rate is 97%. As you can see the odds yourself. Now if your dog as you say survived this disease it will have a host of problems.

First the disease is still ongoing inside the CNS portion (Central Nervous System) which is in the spinal and brain areas of your animal. The disease is also ongoing inside the body as it continues to destroy the internal organs bit by bit. The speed of this disease variates on different species due to the genetics of the animals. Some is fast and some is slow. In any rate if the dog is not treated they will eventually have full blown ODE which is as it stands right now your dog is under that death sentence. As to when this will occur it variates from 2 weeks to 8 or 9 years.

To get your dog completely cured you need to get yourself some NDV. NDV is Newcastles Disease Virus Vaccine. Yes it is a bird based vaccine but lo and behold it also does such wonders as it kills this Canine Distemper so fast your dog is cured in 24 hours.

Dr. Sears has well over 650 live cases of animals completely cured in the body part, and I now have over 10 confirmed cures in the CNS portion of which 2 of them are my dogs. Charlie and Skippy are still very much alive here and they no longer have the virus in their body at all. That to me is wonderful news. They were treated in November of 2007. Now it is 2009 and they are a pest here. Charlie was completely paralyzed and so close to death, it was only days away. Skippy was having full blown ODE and this too almost killed him. So I did the taps in November of 2007 since no one has ever done such in the entire world. The results is tremendous and absolutely exciting to say the least.

Today the cure is NDV, and first you have to do the body and this injection is based on the total weight of the animal. The Dx is 0.1cc of NDV per pound. A 10 pound animal gets 1.0cc. A 20 pound animal gets 2.0cc. This injection is done directly into the blood vein of the animal on the front leg. Cure takes 24 hours.

Next is you have to do the CSF-NDV spinal tap. The Dx is based on the size of the animal at time of the tap. This NDV is injected into the Foramen Magnum the cerebral cranial cavity on the animal into that spine at that spot. A toy dog will receive 0.1cc, a small dog will receive 0.2cc and a medium dog will get 0.4cc and a large gets 0.5cc and the giant gets 0.6cc. Once the dog is treated in the CNS, the cure takes 24 hours, and this cancels out the ODE, and stimulates the stem cells into action to repair the damage caused by Distemper in the cerebral regions and the spinal cord and it wipes out the virus completely. The recovery can take up to a year or more depending on the damage.

Keep in mind NDV can only be used one time in the body and one time in the CNS. NDV cannot breach the blood brain barrier to the CNS therefore this has to be done manually by doing a Spinal tap.

I have a site in the internet and you have to use the search engine to find me. Look for Canine Distemper and then look for Proboards and hopefully you can reach me. I am number 60 at proboards by the way. Try to put all this together as one sentence and I think you will find me.

In my site, there is a wealth of information and the complete medical protocol to cure your dog step by step. To have the NDV-CSF tap done it has to be done by a qualified person since your inserting a needle into the spinal cord so don't try this yourself at all. One mistake can kill the dog.

Now about the twitching of the leg. The twitching is called Chorea, and it is a disease that involves the nervous system and one of the side effects caused by Distemper Virus. Having this all by itself is not a problem and the dogs usually can live a long life. But having this with Distemper means the Disease with Chorea will definitely kill the animal within time. NDV will also help stimulate the stem cells and possibly cure this Chorea as well depending on the animals genetics.

By the way, the Distemper Virus has only one objective. Its objective is to attack the entire nervous system of the animal and when it succeeds in doing so, it causes the animals system to shut down due to extensive nerve damage causing death. Distemper is also far reaching as it also attacks the internal organs and the bone marrow of the animal. This disease is much worse than Rabies as Rabies concentrates primarly in the brain itself. Parvo's target is the bone marrow, and small intestine of the animal. Each disease has a specific target.

I don't know your location as there are very few VETS who do this procedure for people as many VETS are dumbfounded to believe that the animal can be completely cured in such record time. Ah, thanks to Dr. Sears and I myself, for the benefit of others in the entire world. I have an entire office of Animal Agricultural Department believing in the cure as they can see with their own eyes, two VETS now in Thailand who believe in this cure, A University in Bangkok in complete shock as they know my dogs had the disease and Antech lab tests completely verifying everything and so on and so forth, plus many ordinary people around the area who know my dogs as well.

Other countries are starting to pick up on this. I have a specialist VET in the Philippines now a firm believer. One in South Korea, 3 in USA, 1 in Europe. This process is slow as it is very hard to convince people who have a one track mind.

I have some associates with me who also assist the people when I am not availabe. So albeit there is much to be done as time goes on.

You have to get to my site and you need to read up on it carefully everything about this disease. Once you know about it, make the copies and give to your VET hopefully someone who understands biology and viruses and can do the CSF tap to save your dog.

So disregard everything everybody said to you and all the confusion they make into the issue. This disease is not confusing as it is one of the most deadly diseases on this planet and there is an epidemic ongoing concerning Distemper worldwide. It is not a localized issue.

If you need more help or assistance, feel free to contact me here or at my site either way. I will do my best but the rest is up to you to take action that you think best to save your dog. I will not give false information to anyone unless it is absolutely true and I have the proof to back it all up medically, plus the physical evidence living with me daily. I deal with the facts straightforward and nothing less.

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Re: Distemper Help

Post a new topicby sonet on Mon Apr 13, 2009 1:32 am

The way Dr Sears gets the serum is by draining the blood from a viable dog.
When you can transfuse synthetic blood into the animal as he was removing the other blood and no one has to die. Why not do the transfusion idea when it works? A healthy animal should not pay with its life in order to save another? Where do the animals come from that are killed for the serum?


Is this still how they are getting the serum? What they do is inject the Newcastle virus into a dog/cat and then once the animal builds immunity they drain that animals blood. Then they use that blood to create the serum.
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Re: Distemper Help

Post a new topicby Daveyo on Mon Apr 13, 2009 3:54 am

Greetings Sonet

Wow what kind of information do you understand??? None of these animals are killed for any reason whatever it might be.

The purpose of the donor dog is to create a viable serum and it has to be healthy and be disease free and be of mixed breeds. What we do is inject the NDV into this healthy donor animal which in turn creates the antibodies needed to kill the virus because it generates a different cytokine. This is a form of interferon process. When the 11th to the 12th hour after injection arrives all we do is insert a catherer to the jugular vein and extract this blood from the animal. The exact timing is of essence as any other hour or time frame it will not work and the interferon process creates a very much different antibody for something else. The bigger the animal is, the more you can receive. Similar to blood transfusion, however you cannot do a blood transfusion to an infected animal. So once we have the blood we then extract the serum which is on the top most portion because the blood clots on the bottom. From there we put this into the sterile vials and use this when needed. This particular serum can be used for multi purposes and multi amount of times without any side effects. The NDV is a bird based vaccine and can only be used once for the body and once for the CNS and it is absolutely vital to cure the CNS in animals that are infected past the first 6 days from onset because it does not contain antibodies, and it has the perfect handshake to the auto immune system inside the CNS, and this method is extremely very effective as a last resort life saving medical cure albeit having no serum available.

I don't know where you got your idea animals are killed for serum which they might do in timbuttoo but none of our animals have ever died from this serum extraction method and they too go home and as a bonus they are immuned for life against Canine Distemper as well. So......

This method does not work for CATS. Only for Dogs. Cats have a completely different immune system, and they are not anywhere close to the human side regarding illnesses. That is why Canines are so special because they too get the very same disease humans get.

Now I suggest you do a bit of reading and taking time to understand the medical process and its lingo and understanding before you go off on the deep end saying this method kills animals. Not one has ever died to date and this has been ongoing for over 20 plus years!!!!!!!!!!

We have a track record of over 650 plus animals saved in the body, and now have over 10 plus saved in the CNS which began in November of 2007!!! I am the one who discovered and confirmed the official cure to the CNS regarding Canine Distemper because no one has ever tried or even thought of doing this at all. I am the one who did it and got some fringe benefits out of it because now we have a access door to be able to control the auto immune system which has been the most elusive item for all researchers in the entire world.

Not only that, we are able to cure a deadly and fatal DISEASE IN 24 HOURS. No one to this day has been able to ever achieve such speed in a cure. Also we have been able to stop and cancel out the full ODE which does kill animals within 5-10 days once it starts. My dogs are very much still alive and doing well since they had the full ODE in November of 2007!!!!!

Last of all this serum that is extracted practically saves the life of newborn puppies when they are hit with herpes which kills these pups within 48 hours. Think you can do better.

Hmmm, well this very same bird based vaccine also cures many forms of cancer, and especially the very same disease that Senator Edward Kennedy has now, provided someone gets to him in time to inform him likewise. This is already in the human literature books. Go figure..........

I hope you understand now. Not one dog has ever died on our hands doing the serum method after 20 plus years. In fact they go back home with a extra benefit of being immuned for life against Distemper. Nice trade huh.

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Re: Distemper Help

Post a new topicby sonet on Mon Apr 13, 2009 2:11 pm

This is from a friend who has first hand experience.. She would be happy to speak to you one on one..
Again, we are just wondering if the protocol has now hopefully changed. Cats were used


email..
Yes I have. I have used this serum several times and I think it may (may!...not really certain at all and have no proof) actually be something that works. However, it was always essential to use it at the very beginning. There is more to this though. The way Dr Sears gets the serum is by draining the blood from a viable dog. I did not know this when we used to use it. Chris use to use it also for cats. Then when we found out that a dog and/or a cat was actually dying in order for him to create this serum we decided to not use it anymore. We were frustrated. So we went to him proposing to try something new. We asked if he would instead transfuse synthetic blood into the animal as he was removing the other blood. He did not want to deal with it. Then we learned he was about to sacrifice a cat who had become the office cat at his place. The animals he used were usually just animals dumped there by people thinking since it's a vet the animals would be care for and not killed. This one cat had become a favorite and was allowed to roam the front office and greet clients even. It came time for Dr Sears to create more serum. He needed a cat. So he let his employees know this cat would be the donor. They freaked and called us. We persuaded him to try the transfusion idea. Chris and I actually split the cost of the synthetic blood and donated it to him so he would not be put out by any cost. He did and it worked!! The cat got to live. However, he said he would never do that again b/c it was way too much of a hassle. The cat nearly died several times during the procedure.

Yes long story. Tough call to use the serum.

Do me a favor and email this person to see if this is still how they are getting the serum, What they do is inject the Newcastle virus into a dog/cat and then once the animal builds immunity they drain that animals blood. Then they use that blood to create the serum. Please ask and find out if they still do this of you don't mind.
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Re: Distemper Help

Post a new topicby Daveyo on Mon Apr 13, 2009 4:05 pm

Hi

No it is not a long story and I chuckle over that phrase.

What you did was reverse. Oh man. No wonder Dr. Sears did not want to try that again because it almost killed the cat several times.

From the donor dog you can only extract so much blood from the animal. Same as when a person goes to the hospital and donates some of their blood to help others or for the blood bank. You can only take out so much and that is it. The rest stays inside the person or animal.

I failed to mention this on my last post, so now I am just clarifying it.

First you don't take antibodies from a sick person or animal. OK Never did and never will.

What you do is inject the bird based vaccine to a healthy and robust mix breed young canine animal who is disease free and fully vaccinated. With this said all problems are gone. Now this donor simply gets an injection of the NDV based on its current weight, and after that we simply wait for the 11th hour to approach. Prior to the 11th hour we get the animal and prepare it so it can give the blood from the jugular. We insert the catherer there> once the 11th hour has begun we wait an extra 5 minutes you know and then begin to extract the blood. Depending on the size and weight of the animal it is calculate on how much blood to extract that we can get from the donor. Once we have reached the calculated amount, or before the 12th hour arrives then we pull out the catherer and wait for the animal to wake up. Once it is up it goes home.

Once all the blood is extracted that we can receive then make sure that the baggie holding the blood is kept well refrigerated. It will be good for 5 years or more.

Now when a sick dog comes in we have the serum and presto use it and it cures the sick dog with Canine Distemper in the body just as fast as the NDV does. There are no side effects to this treatment. Hopefully one catches the dog during the first 6 days from onset of the disease. If after the 6 days you can still use the Serum to cure the body but you will need the NDV to cure it in the CNS. Do not use the Serum to the CNS because it contains antibodies and we have not even tried or attempted to find out if it will work or not. I suspect it will not work using the serum to the CNS, because it will cause a immune cascade problem and with that much antibodies I would think it will kill the animal itself. This is my opinion since we have not ever made such an attempt. So remember this OK.

Antibodies is one thing and totally different than a based vaccine. What we discovered and lucky we did was the based vaccine has a perfect handshake to the auto immune system thus there is no rejection of any kind and no side effects either and it cures the CNS at the same time and gets rid of the Distemper virus and restores the auto immune system back to normal and stimulates the stem cells into action to repair the damage caused by the Distemper virus and cancels out the full blown ODE effect thus the animal lives to a normal life span. This much we do know and it is confirmed officially.

Unfortunately I do not have the e-mail to this person since this is not my site. Hopefully this person can somehow get the notice and can read about we have just said here.

So remember the donor dog gets the NDV and you wait for the 11th hour and then extract and get the calculated amount from the donor based on the weight of the animal and size. When you either have the required amount, or when the 12th hour arrives then quit and pull out and store the extracted blood to the fridge and wait until the animal wakes up. Once up and feeling Ok then it goes home.

You can only get just so much and that is it from the donor. The rest stays. The side benefit of this donor is it becomes immuned for life against Canine Distemper.

Forget about transfusions or anything else for the matter. Transfusions is for people who have the same blood type and is closely related overall, and it is between two humans at the same time. You simply cannot do this on dogs and Dr. Sears found out the hard way trying your suggestion and will never do it again.

I really laughed reading that the staff freaking out when Dr. Sears told them the cat is a donor. Hahahahahahahahaha. Very clever of him.

I only deal with dogs and not with cats as cats are a different ballgame and more complicated than you care to think.

Any blood extracted before the 11th hour or after the 12th hour it is no good and will or will not work for any other diseases as I don't know since I have not tried it on other diseases to find out. It is a lot of work to dig up data and test and research etc. So I am not going to bother with that part. The one thing we do know it is between the 11th and 12th hour that this extraction is absolutely perfect in curing dogs with Canine Distemper since the antibodies generated to kill the virus is made and it has the same cure speed.

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