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Wild Health and Animal Self-Healing

by Terry on June 28, 2010

Wild Health  When animals in the wild are sick, they possess the seemingly universal ability to seek treatment from the “healing clays”, along river banks, in caves, exposed surface deposits, “Mineral licks”, glaciers, or runoffs. They have an advantage over humans in that they instinctively sense how certain healing minerals can detoxify and mend their [...]

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HPN, Needs You!

by Terry on June 8, 2010

We’ve been working very hard to help you keep your pets healthy and safe. The work we do for the Healthy Pet Network has become a passion, for all of us involved. What began as a challenge has developed into a lifestyle and as most real challenges do, it has taken over our days and [...]

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In the spirit of the NBA Finals :) a good backup point guard, for LA!

by Terry on June 1, 2010

Other Places On The Web… More Great Information @HPN.org |
Now you can Shop-n-Save at the HPN Store | Follow Us @HealthForPets |
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Help Us, To Keep Helping You

by dspangenburg on April 9, 2010

We believe in proactive care and preventative practice. At the heart of this routine lies complete organic nutrition. A balanced meal that is easily digested and assimilated and provides your pets with all that their bodies need and assures them a healthy long life.

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The End Of Disease, As We Know It

by Terry on March 26, 2010

To combat this potentially lethal syndrome he has developed the “Plechner Protocol”. The amazing successes this procedure has had in over 150,000 cases of potentially lethal diseases and the human health care possibilities it presents in cases including; allergies, auto-immunity problems, coronary occlusion, MS, Muscular Dystrophy, cancers and even Aids has inspired a talented group of pet health care advocates to launch a major campaign to mainstream Dr Plechner’s findings to the people of the world.

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