Concerned about Immobility Problems from Dog Hip Dysplasia?

Without a 'resource' like the live nutrition that our NZYMES® provide, daily 'degeneration' from Toxin & Free-radical buildup will continue to erode joint health by contributing to the breakdown of synovial fluid, which is the very critical lubricating fluid of the joints. And, when that critical lubrication is missing or ineffective, the "hip dysplasia" problems, along with related joint discomfort, will continue to worsen and decrease mobility. Conversely, such Joint-health issues can be remarkably minimized with properly functioning lubrication within the joints - making proper management of synovial fluid a key to healthier joints! LACK of critical enzymes like SuperOxide Dismutase (and its cousins) contributes strongly to synovial fluid degrading, drying up, or losing lubricating qualities. The result is wear or damage to cartilage, along with inflammation, soft tissue damage, and pain. More Hip Dysplasia Info..

Using a "super food" supplement, such as NZYMES® Antioxidant Treats OR Sprouted Granules, can help replenish the critical enzymes - SuperOxide Dismutase and its counter parts (like catalase) - on a daily basis. Since 1999, these NZYMES® products have helped 10's of thousands of pets with poor musculo-skeletal and/or joint-health issues. In a non-published Veterinary Study, for pets tested with the NZYMES® formula, 88% of the 387 animals showed increased mobility in as little as 4 to 8 days! For an example - watch Lilly's Story!

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THE MAIN NZYMES ARTICLE PAGE IS FOUND HERE ~ Hip Dysplasia

HIP DYSPLASIA - A BRIEF OVERVIEW:
This issue affects a large number of dogs, and is believed to be the leading cause of rear-leg lameness problems with dogs. The condition is a developmental malformation or subluxation of the hip joints, eventually resulting in Arthritic issues. Quite often, dog hip dysplasia is a genetically inherited musculoskeletal disorder; so, don't be surprised when a pup is showing signs - as it was likely a genetic 'predisposition'. And, as a developmental condition, the primary cause can normally be attributed to muscle laxity during the growth and development phase. If muscle tone is inadequate, or if bone growth rate exceeds that of muscle development, the femoral head pulls away from the socket, a process known as subluxation. Subluxation then leads to abnormal wear and erosion of Hip Dysplasia, which results in mild to severe arthritic issues for the animal. Some illustrations are provided below to help visualize this issue. Quite often, your vet will recommend surgical correction, which can be very expensive. We have no information as to the success rate of such. However, at NZYMES we have a very solid success rate for helping dogs return to a normal lifestyle simply by the addition of our key 'live nutrition' resource to the diet; that resource being the NZYMES Granules OR the Antioxidant Treats.

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Referring to these illustrations, you can see that in non-affected dogs, the hip joint fits together snugly and smoothly. In dogs with hip dysplasia, however, the head of the femur fits loosely into the pelvis, causing excessive rubbing. Eventually, the cartilage that cushions the joint is worn through because of this misalignment, and the dog experiences arthritic pain and associated lameness. Severe cases of hip dysplasia can lead to complete loss of mobility in the hind legs. Current veterinary theory believes that straight heredity issues account for about twenty-five percent of a dog’s predisposition toward hip dysplasia. However, as mentioned, unbalanced growth factors (associated with incorrect nutrition) play a major role in the development of this condition. Other contributing factors to worsening of the problem are the animal’s diet, weight, and activity level. Canine hip dysplasia is particularly prevalent in large, fast growing dog breeds, including: Newfoundlands, Rottweilers, Chesapeake Bay Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, and German Shepherds, to name a few.

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Certainly, your pet's pain and mobility issues - resulting from hip dysplasia and resulting arthritis - are a matter of great concern to you, and you want to end the suffering and see your precious pet moving around more normally again. This is also where we expect the NZYMES® products to be able to help you and your pet. With these kinds of pain problems, Dysplasia, Arthritis, or even Back pain or injury, it is remarkable to witness how the body can restore, repair, or just function markedly better when it receives missing and needed resources. This is where special nutrition from the NZYMES Antioxidant supplements comes into play. Either product can provide that critical resource - live nutrition - which enables the body to kick its own antioxidant systems into a higher gear.

Our customers are typically well-pleased with the progress they see, even in short periods of time; though, as time passes, further improvements are normal. Seeing truly IS believing! Consider this: dogs can't fake pain OR well-being! There is no placebo effect with them. Products either work or they don't, period! Many related testimonials are provided above, including the video of Lilly. And, though the Lilly story is not about Hip Dysplasia, it serves to illustrate how well and how quickly these products can help the body to help itself, which is truly what this is all about. You can gain further knowledge by reviewing our informative Veterinary Study, which documents the success of our formulas with hundreds of cases of musculo-skeletal problems. Finding this page can be problematic due to spelling of Dysplasia, as 'Hip Displasia' is one of the common misspellings used for those looking for help.

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