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I would like to share with you the incident, in which these miracle molecules showed their most amazing abilities. About 3 weeks ago, our dog Reggie had some sort of allergy occur on his stomach area. It started as bright pink and wet round spots that were getting progressively bigger and bigger day by day, continuing from his belly down to his legs. The skin was irritated and he showed itching behavior at the trouble spot.
We applied the TAFA400 (spray) on the broken skin, but no immediately visible positive results occurred. We devotedly continued to spray the strange spots for the next five days, but the outcome was only getting worse. At that point we realized that the skin condition might have been caused by something internal rather than a skin disease. We then decided to give him 3/4 of a teaspoon of the substance orally at night time. By the following morning the effect was clearly seen; the redness of the skin was completely gone. We continued giving him the same of amount of the TAFA400 for the next 3 days. During that period of time, all symptoms of allergy (broken skin, oozing, etc.) were completely gone. We kept giving our dog 1/2 teaspoon a day for an extra week to make sure that whatever may have caused the skin problem had been handled.
The incredible outcome was very pleasing. The dog was badly bothered by his skin condition, and although we didn’t take him to the vet, TAFA400 had handled it all on its own. After the incident, it was unnecessary to find out what the cause of the problem was, because it hasn’t shown up since.
It is my feeling that TAFA400 should be in every persons first-aid kit for animals and humans alike.
Ginger is an intelligent, loving, 13-year-old mixed breed cat who has been in our family for the last 12 years. Sometimes she can be very pushy and demanding about where she wants to sit and sleep.
She has always been in good health but as she began getting older she would sometimes show her age in her gait and had a little less interest in the world around her.
Starting in October 2011, Ginger started exhibiting very severe symptoms, throwing up twice a day and occasionally vomiting white foam. Her appetite dropped considerably and I began noticing that there was only a small amount of fecal material instead of the normal amount I usually cleaned from her litter pan.
Her energy level also started dropping significantly, and instead of easily climbing the stairs to be with me in my office, she had to rest 2 to 3 times on her way up the stairs.
Concerned, I took her to the vet for an examination. She was given a tuna fish tasting laxative, which helped relieve the bowel symptoms somewhat. But at home the vomiting continued at least twice a day whether there were hairballs present or not.
Towards the end of November I took her back to the Prescott Animal Hospital where she was examined by Dr. Kenneth Skinner, DVM. X-rays were taken along with blood tests.
Her x-rays showed a thickening of the intestinal wall. The vet thought Ginger probably had lymphoma of the intestine. She was severely anemic with a blood count of 17 whereas a healthy cat normally has a blood count ranging between 34 and 35.2.
Dr. Skinner based his diagnosis of lymphoma on Ginger’s x-rays and abnormal blood count and said the only way to be positive it was lymphoma was to perform a biopsy. He said it also might be irritable bowel syndrome which affects many mammals as they get older. Based on his diagnosis of lymphoma, he said that irritable bowel syndrome could not have caused the anemia Ginger exhibited.
I was unwilling to put Ginger through that procedure at her age and I asked the vet if there was anything else he could do to help her. He gave her a steroid shot in the hope that it possibly could calm her intestinal problem. He stressed that the steroid shot would be completely worn off within 28 days and if no improvement were seen by that time, Ginger would definitely need a biopsy.
I asked the vet if it would be okay to put her on a regimen of Triamino, the formula I had invented that had been proven to heal animals as well as humans. He asked for more information on Triamino and I said I’d send him a copy when I got home. It was only a couple of days after he received the copy of my Free Amino Ion Theory that he called to say that he saw no reason she couldn’t be given the Triamino.
We began administering 1 cc of Triamino in the morning and the same dose in the evening. We had to administer it to her by using a syringe and shooting it into her open mouth. This was a two-person job because she wasn’t too keen on having some strange substance squirted into her mouth. Each time she would spit part of it out by shaking her head back and forth, so we began giving her 1-1/2 cc’s each time to make sure she received the right amount.
The results from Triamino were immediate. After just one week she was holding her head and tail upright again while prancing around the house. By the second week she was once again running up the stairs.
By December 27th, which was 28 days since the steroid shot had been given to her, we returned for a visit with Dr. Skinner. Ginger was once again x-rayed and blood tests run. Her blood test results showed a blood count of 35 and the x-rays revealed a shrinking of the affected area and a thinning of the intestinal wall in the area where it had been thick before.
Dr. Skinner was astonished at Ginger’s improvement, and moreover, he stressed that during his entire career as a veterinarian he had never seen any animal recover from lymphoma nor the anemia it caused.
He said it was obvious that whatever was in the Triamino formula had worked wonders for Ginger. He stressed that the steroid shot was simply to relieve her intestinal problem and could not have contributed to her healing.
Ginger has had no more fecal blockage or episodes of vomiting, and interestingly, no hairballs since the first day she started receiving the doses of Triamino.
Today Ginger is full of energy and seems to know somehow that the squirts of Triamino we were giving her made her feel better. She is eating like a young, underfed pony, chowing down more food than she ever did before. Her energy level is back to where it was many years ago when she was younger. She no longer exhibits any symptoms of anemia and has gained back the weight she had previously lost. She also springs up the stairs reminding me of the old Superman series on TV – “Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound.”
My cat Kylie is allergic to fleas and this past summer she started losing a lot of her hair and developed sores all over her body from scratching herself so much trying to stop the itching that was constantly bothering her. She also began losing weight at the same time. I have three other cats and they all had fleas, but Kylie’s was the worst. Kylie before she began losing her hair I tried unsuccessfully to get rid of the fleas by treating all four cats with Advantage Flea Control. One day I overheard my brother explaining the benefits of something called Triamino and TAFA400 to our relatives and he said that they could be used on animals also. This was something new and not yet available to the public. I asked him if I could try them on my cat as she looked terrible with the loss of so much hair and the ugly sores that wouldn’t heal because she just kept scratching the same areas over and over.
I started Kylie’s treatment by orally giving her half an eyedropper full of the Triamino, and I also put some of the Triamino in the water bowl for all the cats to drink. I also began applying the other product (TAFA400) directly to Kylie’s sores. I followed this treatment method for 5 days. For the next 5 days I gave her half an eyedropper of Triamino and half an eyedropper of the TAFA400 and continued treating her sores with the TAFA400. Once the initial 10 days were over I started giving her half an eyedropper of Triamino and treating her remaining sores with the TAFA400.
Kylie’s hair is growing back very quickly, and she no longer scratches herself because there are no open sores on her body. She has also gained all her weight back. When not taking her frequent cat naps (like the photo below) she has more energy than she did before the flea problem began. I have noticed that my other cats have also benefited from the TAFA400 because they have more energy and their fur definitely looks healthier too.
I wanted to thank everyone at Luminec for the success I’ve had with Kylie and for what appears to be a permanent end to her flea problem.
My name is Maggi Cary and I am a Sports Medicine Physical Therapist. My great love outside of work is working with my German Shepherd, Ranger. Ranger is a Human Scent Tracker and an Obedience Competitor, and as such his nose is often to the ground. Come Springtime, Ranger develops allergies and becomes very itchy. For about four months I have been bathing Ranger with TAFA400 Coat Care instead of oatmeal shampoo. I do this every two weeks. Not only has this greatly decreased his scratching, but an extra benefit is that his coat is softer and more shiny than it has ever been.
It is now the 20th of August. I have been using the TAFA400 every two weeks on Ranger and he has NOT had to take any anti-histamines for itching for 10 weeks. Considering that he had been on these DAILY since he was one year old (he is now four), this is nothing short of a MIRACLE!
My beautiful Golden Retriever, Wotan, is 13 years old and suffers from laryngeal paralysis and severe hip dysplasia. Laryngeal paralysis is a disorder in which the nerves that control the muscles and cartilage that open and close the larynx no longer function properly, making it difficult to take in air normally. When he breathed he sounded like an old steam engine struggling to get up a steep incline.
He had been suffering from this condition for more than 6 months and there is no known treatment for laryngeal paralysis other than surgery. Our vet who has been taking excellent care of him for the last six years had advised against his having the surgical procedure to correct the problem because of his age and condition. She said the surgery alone would probably kill him, and the surgery carries a cost of $3,000 minimum, and sometimes higher depending on the dog.
Following your instructions I began giving Wotan 2 tablespoons of the TAFA400 solution twice a day for two weeks. Thereafter I gave him 1 tablespoon each morning and one each evening.
After approximately 30 days I began noticing that Wotan’s struggles with breathing were considerably reduced, usually occurring only when he exerted himself by walking too much and placing pressure on his worn out joints. I can only attribute this to his intake of TAFA400, since surgery has been the only solution to this debilitating disease. My natural tendency to be skeptical of what seemed to be a small “miracle” was severely put into question as there could be no other explanation for his improvement in breathing other than the TAFA400. I intend to continue giving him TAFA400 twice a day for at least another month to see just how much improvement there will be in his breathing.
I have been using an eye dropper to apply TAFA400 to the many hot spots on his skin where he had lost his beautiful hair to fungi. His skin is a healthy pink again in those spots and his blond hair is beginning to grow back. I also have been bathing him each week with the TAFA400 Shampoo and his coat is softer and more luxuriant than it has been in a long time.
Not only has the TAFA400 lessened his strenuous breathing and helped his skin and hair problems, but he seems to be so much more alert and interested again in his surroundings. He has resumed his daily walks and spends a lot of time sniffing the air and watching the birds and small animals scurrying around.
Fuzzy is a 15 year old sweet tempered female cat who has been a beloved member of our family since we rescued her 10 years ago. She has always been a very sociable cat, interacting with our little kids during the day and sitting by my side at night after they have gone to bed. Over the years, Fuzzy has had multiple bouts of severe skin allergies resulting in extreme itching, hair loss, open wounds, over grooming, and isolating herself. In the past, these episodes were managed by visits to the vet, lengthy steroid protocols, and antibiotics as well as a special food diet. Each time she was prescribed steroids I was concerned that it would reduce her life expectancy due to the strain it was putting on her organs. That was very upsetting to me.
About six weeks ago, Fuzzy started exhibiting severe allergic symptoms and soon was isolating herself and over grooming to compensate for the itchiness. Each morning I’d find tufts of her fur throughout the house. She soon had open sores all over her body and began experiencing diarrhea. I quickly took her to her regular vet who prescribed an antibiotic to control the diarrhea and a steroid pill twice a day.
I gave her the prescriptions for a week but there was no change. She continued to lose her fur, her energy and weight dropped dramatically and the open sore wounds continued to increase on her skin. I immediately called my father, Bill LoBell, who works for Luminec Animal Sciences, hoping that he could help me since I was so worried about Fuzzy. He brought TAFA400 over the next day and told me to start giving her a dropper full of TAFA400 twice a day orally as well as adding a few drops to her water.
Within two days her itchiness was greatly reduced and I was no longer finding her fur throughout the house. I noticed within the week that the open sores were beginning to scab over and disappear. By the following week, Fuzzy’s behavior went back to her usual sweet self and now as I write this, she is sitting by my side hanging out with me. Her fur has not only grown back in the affected areas, but her overall coat has increased in volume and shininess. She is back to being our beautiful black tuxedo cat!
It was really heartbreaking to watch Fuzzy running around our house trying to get rid of her painful and severe state of itchiness. But when the steroid pills did not bring her relief, I really felt hopeless.
Using the TAFA400 product and seeing its immediate healing effect on Fuzzy, was nothing short of a miracle! Steven Schutt’s discovery of his revolutionary TAFA400 product will help so many animals! I am so thankful that my father works with such dedicated and compassionate people in making products that will bring health and wellness to the lives of animals all over the world!
I want to thank you again for the TAFA400 that helped one of our cats, Houdini, get better from a constipation problem and a terrible cold.
He was so sick, and we were worried because he was not improving. We started squirting TAFA400 into his mouth a couple of times a day, and he started to get better in days. Now he’s as happy as can be.
Our Golden Doodle, Goldie, is predisposed to suffer from hot spots and has had them periodically over her entire life, the last five years. The typical treatment from the vet was not only expensive, it involved several drugs, and a time-consuming wash and bandaging of the affected area. In addition, Goldie experienced frequent ear infections which are also hard to treat.
Out of frustration I switched to a more holistic veterinarian and was told these are most likely due to allergies. Her diet was changed and there was improvement but she would still occasionally get both hot spots and ear infections every few months.
When I experienced how effective the TAFA400 worked topically to rapidly heal her hot spot last summer, I decided to prophylactically add a few drops of TAFA400 to her food daily.
I am ecstatic to report that Goldie has not had any recurring hot spots or ear infections since the addition of daily TAFA400 to her diet! This simple solution has made both of our lives much easier. Thank you very much!
Our champion breed Maltese as she looked before her skin problems began
Daisy is a Maltese of champion stock who is an integral part of our happy family. About a year and a half ago, Daisy’s beautiful coat began to thin out starting from the top of her neck area down to the very top of her back and down both sides to her belly. Her tail and behind her rear legs were also affected. Her skin pigment in these affected areas had turned to a shade of dark purple while the rest of her skin remained a healthy light pink color in the unaffected areas.
We had taken Daisy to many different veterinarians in the hopes of resolving whatever was causing this disfigurement on her body. The most recent vet we took her to subjected Daisy to several tests, then told us Daisy would require additional testing and possibly even surgery that would have to be performed by a veterinarian who specialized in the types of skin conditions Daisy was suffering from.
We were cautioned not to get too optimistic about any improvement in Daisy’s condition because the only known treatment for what she had could be very hard on her entire system, and in many cases this type of surgery had resulted in causing more harm to the dog’s health. The vet also mentioned that we certainly wouldn’t feel uncomfortable in the waiting room at the new vet specialist’s office since all of the owners we’d meet would have dogs suffering from the same illness, and in some advanced cases the dogs would be probably be completely hairless. We were devastated at this disconcerting news, and after turning to every vet we could find that might be able to help her, Daisy’s situation seemed hopeless.
Daisy’s coat before treatment
Daisy’s skin problem worsened by the week and it looked like she would soon lose all of her beautiful white fur. In desperation we were led to Luminec Pharmaceuticals by a friend, another dog owner who had great success treating his purebred dog with products developed by Luminec Pharmaceuticals. The products were not yet on the market but the owners of the company were kind enough to provide us with trial samples of their TAFA400 to use on Daisy.
Daisy’s TAFA400 treatment program started on May 18, 2011.
On May 18th we began giving Daisy one eyedropper of TAFA400 in her water once a day. On May 25th we decreased her dosage to half an eyedropper. Almost immediately after beginning treatment we were able to see small spots and patches of healthy light pink pigment appearing within the dark purple pigmented areas. It appeared that the TAFA400 was attacking the areas of darker pigment. Daisy’s treatment with TAFA400 has continued and the return of the pink pigment is truly amazing.
Here is a summary of Daisy’s progress on February 10, 2012
Beverly and I are really excited about Daisy’s treatment results! The combination of the Triamino and TAFA400 solutions in her water each day, along with spraying her coat every other day with TAFA400, has resulted in outstanding progress towards her overall recovery.
Daisy’s coat after treatment
She really “loves” her water and runs right over to it as soon as we add the dose of Triamino or TAFA400 to it.
Prior to Daisy beginning her treatment she had a very finicky appetite. Normally a 2-1/2 lb. bag of premium dog food would last her between 5 to 6 months. We always add freshly cooked chicken and vegetables with her dry food. Now with her increased appetite, the same size bag is gone within two months!
Her energy level is as high as when she was a puppy! She loves to play chase and runs all over our double story home playing with her toys. Daisy the Maltese really enjoys running all around the backyard as if she were running alongside a Greyhound!
Daisy is really starting to regain her beautiful coat. Prior to her treatment she had lost all of her coat from the back of her neck, down her entire back and both sides. The two recent pictures above show Daisy’s dramatic hair growth! Each day we see additional new growth on her body.
Beverly and I want to personally thank John Everding and Steven Schutt for providing the Triamino and TAFA400 for treating our Daisy. These products have brought the beauty back to her coat and contributed so much to restoring her health.
(The following information was provided by Luminec Pharmaceuticals on February 14, 2012)
The above photos show that Daisy’s lesions have healed completely. There was no granulation (scar) tissue. It should be noted that prior to the advent of TAFA400™, any lesion or skin injury to fur bearing animals resulted in a wound healing process that changed the color of the hair around the scar tissue. Steven R. Schutt’s Free Amino Ion Theory explains in full detail why Triamino™ and TAFA400™ suppress formation of granulation tissue and cause healing as if the wound or lesion had occurred to a fetus in the womb.