Posted by Admin
Post Date : Thursday January 24 2008

“In February, 2001, Spooner, my 8-year old Australian Shepherd was diagnosed with cancer. Her vet recommended that we begin traditional chemotherapy immediately; it was an option I was not willing to try. A friend faxed me an ad for Poly-MVA, and after researching the options, I decided it was the best alternative available, along with a fresh organic diet, lots of walking and endless amounts of love. By the end of April her lymph nodes were back to normal. I took her in June for an exam and she got a lump-free diagnosis. Following that visit, I kept Spooner on a maintenance dosage of Poly-MVA for six months. If I had it to do over, I would have kept her on the maintenance dose for the rest of her life. In December 2005, Spooner had what appeared to be kennel cough and then vestibular syndrome. An ultrasound showed one collapsed lung and the other full of fluid. When they withdrew the fluid it turned from clear to red and it appeared she was bleeding to death. An autopsy concluded that she did not have a reoccurrence of lymphosarcoma. She had cancer in her lungs that had metastasized to her heart. I will never know the results, had I kept her on Poly-MVA, but I do know that Poly gave her more years than any other lymphosarcoma canine survivor than my vets had ever heard of. Inspired by the benefits my beloved Spooner derived from Poly-MVA, I began taking it myself. I know of others who use Poly for both themselves and their pets, preventatively and curatively. The people at AMARC have always been very knowledgeable and supportive. For everyone who tries Poly and finds success another life may be improved or saved.”

—Barbara Hakala