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Post a new topicby savetonto on Mon Feb 23, 2009 1:54 pm

Hello,
I have a 2 year old shepherd mix that has been fighting distemper for over a month. Symptoms have been limited to snotty nose, eye discharge, loss of appetite and fever ( that would not subside - even after nearly a month of hospitalization). We didn't find out about Dr. Sears until last week. We went ahead and tried using the NVD vaccine anyway in the hopes that it might have some effect. He was sent home the next day with minimal eye discharge and his temp has remained normal. He still gets eye discharge but relatively minor. He is still not interested in ANY food but we manage to keep getting enough into him. BUT he has started to have trouble walking. He stumbles and looks drunk most of the time. He sleeps a lot and when he's awake I don't think he's all there.
I fear the worst and am trying to find someone.... anyone who has any more additional info on the spinal tap procedure. I have been in contact with Ed Bond and Dr. Sear but I need more info to convince someone to try this. I have already been turned down by one nuerologist and I want to be ready with more info when I talk to the next person.
I'm in Los Angeles, so if anyone knows anyone who has done this here that would be great too.
Thanks
Tonto's Mom
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Re: Neuro treatment for distemper- NDV

Post a new topicby houchie on Fri Feb 27, 2009 9:05 pm

I too am looking for a treatment for the distemper my dog was diagnosed with, he doesnt have the discharge or the runs but he acts drunk and not there. I am trying something herbal, colloidal silver to kill virus along with the sterroids the vet prescribed, if you get any info please pass it back to me. Thanks
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Re: Neuro treatment for distemper- NDV

Post a new topicby savetonto on Fri Feb 27, 2009 9:23 pm

I wish there was something that I could tell you to try but we tried everything (including plasma transfusion and the NDV vaccine) and lost the battle yesterday. Hopefully your dog is still eating and drinking. Hang in there... I know it's tough. I wish you the very best and am pulling for you!
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Re: Neuro treatment for distemper- NDV

Post a new topicby Daveyo on Thu Mar 05, 2009 10:17 am

Hi savetonto

We do have a VET who will do the CSF tap procedure in the L.A. area. However for you to know who this is you will have to visit my site at [moderator note: website address has been removed] and from there drop me a fast note and I will get you under way.

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Re: Neuro treatment for distemper- NDV

Post a new topicby Giftbearer on Thu Mar 12, 2009 8:54 pm

Hi,

Please contact me on Facebook either at my profile by writing my inbox there; [moderator note: website address has been removed]

or at Ed Bond's Distemper group and I can put you in touch with Dr. Muller, the vet who successfully did this on my dog, Carmella.

Neuro vets are the hardest to convince because they are often board certified and afraid of losing that status on something new.

If you have a vet who has done a spinal tap before and who feels pretty competent at it that will do and if possible have them do it with guided ultrasound.

Sincerely,

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Re: Neuro treatment for distemper- NDV

Post a new topicby Giftbearer on Fri Mar 13, 2009 9:27 pm

Hi Savetonto,

You did a plasma infusion and NDV? I must have missed that earlier. Giving those two treatments together has not been tested. Dr. Sears generally recommends not using other treatments or supplements while using the NDV or serum to be as safe as possible. The only exception to this is the treatment for the secondary pneumonia (Baytril and Penecillin G) which is generally given around the same time.

Could you be more specific? When was each given, and are you talking about NDV in the body or in the CNS? Or did your vet do both body and CNS?

Sincerely,

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Re: Neuro treatment for distemper- NDV

Post a new topicby Giftbearer on Fri Mar 13, 2009 10:15 pm

Houchie,

Please let us know if you got our contact information. Steroids will further compromise your dog's immune system. My vet does not recommend it (except in a very weak and short-term topical form for acute inflammation such as one gets secondarily from mange). Your dog will need its immune system to fight off this very serious virus. I don't think colloidal silver will be fully successful against this disease, although it may have some anti-viral properties. Distemper adapts to the host cells and is notorious for hiding and evading the body's cytokine systems.

What makes NDV work so well is that it is in the same category as Distemper yet it cannot infect a dog, as it is bird-based. It comes in the back door, "fools" the Distemper virus, up-regulates your dog's immune system by stimulating specific cytokines that the Distemper virus has not yet adapted itself to evade, thus putting your dog's defenses back in control again. Given directly into the Foramen Magnum (at the base of the skull) it can access the entire CNS where those balance and incoordination problems are coming from. Nothing taken by mouth or even by IV can reach those areas, as they're thoroughly blocked off from the rest of the body.

Check out artlifenewsblog and you will be able to reach me directly, as I check that pretty frequently. I can put you in contact with my vet if you'd like and your vet and he can talk further.

If you decide to try NDV you should not use other treatments at the same time (as I've mentioned above to SaveTonto).

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Re: Neuro treatment for distemper- NDV

Post a new topicby Daveyo on Sat Mar 14, 2009 6:56 am

Hi houchie

First of all, you stated your dog is acting drunk??? Based on this description, your dog is having neurological signs of paralysis beginning to take effect provided your VET can confirm it has Distemper.

I strongly do suggest you make contact with us as soon as possible and stay peeled to the site so you can get all the information quickly as Pip and or I will be watching for you. So send us a message that your on line and we will talk rapidly back and forth. OK

Secondly what Pip was saying the Distemper virus changes it's own outer shell properties in regards of the humoral aspects to be able to evade and trick the immune system into thinking it is a good cell. It does this as it works its way into the CNS given the time. Once it is in the CNS it controls the auto immune system by sytematically ordering the deadly C4-T cells to destroy the myelin and the schwann cells which by the way is the insulation that controls all your electrical impulses so it not get short circuited. Humans have the same and the Multiple Sclerosis virus which is also the same virus called Measles does the very same thing. The deadly C4 T-cells are ordered to strip it away and in the meantime the Virus begins to do its heavy damage to the brain. If left untreated it will eventually cause full ODE and once the seizures begin, the damage begins to be astronomical, and eventually causes the entire brain to shut down bit by bit.

In regards to the paralysis, the virus is ordering such stripping and eventually the dog will lose all nerve connections and it will begin to hit the lungs and eventually the heart and the dog will die because it cannot breathe or cannot pump the blood from the heart.

As to the NDV yes it is a bird based vaccine, and what it does once it enters the initial humoral aspects of the animal, it first takes a snapshot of what is going on inside the immune system and then it creates the cytokines so rapidly the distemper virus does not have a chance to adjust to evade this huge cytokine storm inside the immune system. At the same token the NDV itself takes the C4 humoral and rapidly changes it to C4 25 humoral. The Distemper virus cannot adapt to this either fast enough, let alone be able to cloak itself fast enough. Consequently the animal is cured in 24 hours in the body. The NDV cannot enter the blood brain barrier to the CNS on its own. It has to be administered manually via the foramen magnum of a certain amount. This also creates a huge cytokine storm inside the CNS thus wiping out the virus literally in 24 hours, and also takes back the control and resets the auto immune system back to normal and participates in assisting the animals genetics to repair itself from the initial damage caused by the virus.

There are some very interesting things about the NDV and many questions have yet to be answered such as to why its success is being so phenominal and its speed to cure the animal is unheard of thruout the medical world, and what kind or group of cytokines were generated so rapidly to stop and destroy the virus, and how it is able to have a perfect handshake inside the CNS without any adverse or dangerous side effects. Many more other questions and we need smarts to figure it out for us if they are interested in this cure. We also were able to achieve in developing a SERUM and got this by virtual mistake on the timing of making the interferon serum itself. This came as a virtual stroke of luck, whereas many researchers have tried many different techniques only to come up on the short end of the stick. In any rate this same SERUM does the very same thing as NDV only just a bit slower but cures in 24 hours body wise. It has never been tried inside the CNS at present time. Why, because this SERUM X contains antibodies specifically made from the NDV from a donor dog and it contains the Cytokine generators to rapidly stop the virus itself. The beauty of this Serum is it can be used to treat other diseases and be used more than once without any other dangerous side effects in the body and even cures Fading Puppy Syndrome. The NDV is also capable to cure other diseases as well as cancer but can only be administered one time for the body and one time for the CNS. After this you cannot give NDV again to that dog otherwise you will generate a huge immune cascade problem which probably will kill the dog since it will generate the antibodies made specifically for chickens.

So therefore putting this Serum X into the CNS, I cannot say one way or the other if there will be a rejection or a handshake. We do know NDV gets the perfect handshake inside the CNS without any dangerous side effects. NDV also has a excellent track record when used on humans and this is already documented in the Journals.

So basically what we have done is stayed on course in the medical side and in doing so we have gotten excellent proven results with a success rate of 99.5% go figure.

Please stay away from other remedies as it and those will kill your animal because those remedies have no track record and cannot be medically proven otherwise. Many sources make these claims and they are frauds out to make money and they cannot back up any of their claims and prove such medically. Understand.

Dr. Sears and I can prove this medically and we already have over 650 plus cases and the files to back it up. Now I am compiling a nice track record regarding the CNS cases and the cures on it as well.

So the choice is up to you to act fast before it is too late. OK

Please do respond when your able to do so.

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