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I would like to believe it is never to late to care and bring a chicken back to health, hopefully they never get that far along. I am a firm believer in natural healing I dont have a lot of faith in the pharmaceutical companies today, but I realize there are some that can be helpful, for me they are a last resort. There are so many natural remedies that have been around for hundreds and thousands of years. To expect to cure an animal overnight is just not possible it usually takes time. You are right when you state sanitation and cleanliness is of the utmost important which should be started at the beginning of raising animals since it is our responsibility to ensure they have an healthy environment to live in. I caught a parasite while duck hunting I was in a backwater marsh and splashed some water in my mouth it took me weeks to fight it off using an all-natural parasite tincture. I actually believe that worms and parasites are one of the main reasons for disease today. Because of the impurities and waste they leave in our blood supply. I like to use DE, bentonite clay, cod liver oil and raw apple cider vinegar, etc.
My wife works at a private college, which practices Biodynamic agriculture, which recognizes the basic principles at work in nature and applies this knowledge of life forces to bring about balance and healing in the soil. At a time when new synthetic chemicals are being injected into the environment on a daily basis, Biodynamics works to counteract the unbalanced state of modern agricultural practices by utilizing a "whole systems" approach.
Biodynamics is the oldest organized organic approach to farming: farms and gardens have been in operation in many countries and climates since the 1920's. Biodynamics is built on the premise that the more self-sufficient a farm is, the healthier it will be. The aim is to have a great diversity of plant and animal life. At the heart of Biodynamics is the use of special preparations in homeopathic doses that enhance the life of soil, plants, and animals.
I would like to believe it is never to late to care and bring a chicken back to health, hopefully they never get that far along. I am a firm believer in natural healing I dont have a lot of faith in the pharmaceutical companies today, but I realize there are some that can be helpful, for me they are a last resort. There are so many natural remedies that have been around for hundreds and thousands of years. To expect to cure an animal overnight is just not possible it usually takes time. You are right when you state sanitation and cleanliness is of the utmost important which should be started at the beginning of raising animals since it is our responsibility to ensure they have an healthy environment to live in. I caught a parasite while duck hunting I was in a backwater marsh and splashed some water in my mouth it took me weeks to fight it off using an all-natural parasite tincture. I actually believe that worms and parasites are one of the main reasons for disease today. Because of the impurities and waste they leave in our blood supply. I like to use DE, bentonite clay, cod liver oil and raw apple cider vinegar, etc.
My wife works at a private college, which practices Biodynamic agriculture, which recognizes the basic principles at work in nature and applies this knowledge of life forces to bring about balance and healing in the soil. At a time when new synthetic chemicals are being injected into the environment on a daily basis, Biodynamics works to counteract the unbalanced state of modern agricultural practices by utilizing a "whole systems" approach.
Biodynamics is the oldest organized organic approach to farming: farms and gardens have been in operation in many countries and climates since the 1920's. Biodynamics is built on the premise that the more self-sufficient a farm is, the healthier it will be. The aim is to have a great diversity of plant and animal life. At the heart of Biodynamics is the use of special preparations in homeopathic doses that enhance the life of soil, plants, and animals.
