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On February 12, 2003 I brought my dog Purdi to our family vet. She seemed to be experiencing pain in her back and was beginning to drag one of her back legs. I brought her in and he took x-rays and told me she had an injury to her spine. He said she had a separation between two of her vertebrae. He suggested surgery... read more Dr.Khouri,I am sorry I have not written in a while.Tico is almost back to his normal self.He is walking normal(only a little off)He still has a little problem going to the bathroom.I dont have to squeeze him,but he cant lift his leg yet.He is still having a hard time controling his bowel movement,because he cant sit in that position. read more I received the CP7 this past monday and began adminstering it to my rottweiler Oscar that night. He had suffered a stroke in Dec of 2003. He is able to walk but does not bend at the knees. One leg is affected more than the other with the toes curling slightly under. That is his left rear foot. He does not bend at the knees when he walks. read more Just wanted to let you know about Daisy's progress since she has been on the CP7. I started giving it to her on Tuesday, July 12. It has been exactly one month today since she has been on the medication and has regained some movement in her hind legs. In addition, she is able to stand... read more I wanted to update you on the progress of the dogs I have tried the CP7 with. One was a 7 year old Male Akita who had been down for 2 months before he came to us. We used one bottle with him and he progressed slowly. After 6 weeks with him progressing from no motion... read more Hi there. You sent me 60 cc's of the compound for my rottweiler who is paralyzed. She has taken it now for a month. You asked me to give 10 drops in the morning and evening which I have been doing. I estimated that 10 drops were about 1/2 a cc which made it easier to measure... read more In November of 2004, I wrote to you, and you sent me a bottle of CP7. Although I had read all of your material and watched all the videotapes, I was still hesitant to try it on my Cocker Spaniel, Fran. I took it to my holistic vet, and he too was hesitant. However, he has kept it in his freezer on the chance that a patient would come in, like my Fran, but the owner was ready to put down... read more From: "JOSEPH" Subject: Katie update 2 June 05 Date: Thursday, June 02, 2005 11:27 PM Katie got up and stood there for about 10 seconds but this very significant with her injury. Now we have to keep her from getting too rambunctious. She won't like that. Joe & Leone From: "Tammy" To: "'Charles'" <drk@dogparalysis.com> Cc: <jk@elexo Subject: My Dog Lucky-Taking CP7 Date: Friday, September 09, 2005 5:26 PM Dear Dr. Khouri, A quick update on Lucky. She is starting to walk now, a bit wobbly, but she is able to stand on her own and can walk for a little while. I believe the main issue is that her muscles have atrophied, so I believe it will take some time for her to build her muscles again. Thank you,Tammy From: "Valerie" To: "Charles" <drk@dogparalysis.com> Subject: Re: Was CP7 sent? Date: Saturday, August 27, 2005 3:29 PM Hi, I recevied your package in the mail. I wanted to let you know that My dog Bear is doing fine and running and back normal as well.. He is doing fine as well. I really appericate for sent me CP7 . It works really good as well. I am so happy that he is healthy now. Thank you very much, Valerie |
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