I like your approach to health. Do you know of a veterinary program that teaches terrain theory? Is there a way for a young person to become a veterinarian without being indoctrinated in germ theory?
I do not know of any specific veterinary program, though I am currently involved in creating an educational program for veterinarians through the Anthroposophia Foundation https://anthrofoundation.org/
I would love to some day have an educational system for animal practitioners outside of the conventional university. I think that day is coming, we just aren't there yet
For now, one of the best sources for terrain education(human-oriented, but applicable to animals) is at the University of Terrain https://anthrofoundation.org/
I've been trying to come up with a good explanation of why pets get fleas. I don't have any with my pets, but so many people online claim to have huge issues. Even raw fed pets. What are the fleas attracted to specifically? 🤔 just general imbalance? There's almost more "natural" flea products these days, like you mentioned with supplements, battling them is still not the answer.
That is such a great question, and I also see the same variability in which pets get infested with fleas. I tend to think that they are attracted to inflammation, so in addition to the diet, minimizing unnecessary supplements and 'natural' therapies may help
I like your approach to health. Do you know of a veterinary program that teaches terrain theory? Is there a way for a young person to become a veterinarian without being indoctrinated in germ theory?
Thank you for your interest!
I do not know of any specific veterinary program, though I am currently involved in creating an educational program for veterinarians through the Anthroposophia Foundation https://anthrofoundation.org/
I would love to some day have an educational system for animal practitioners outside of the conventional university. I think that day is coming, we just aren't there yet
For now, one of the best sources for terrain education(human-oriented, but applicable to animals) is at the University of Terrain https://anthrofoundation.org/
Best,
Dr Judy
Thank you for the feedback and links! I’ll check them out! :)
I've been trying to come up with a good explanation of why pets get fleas. I don't have any with my pets, but so many people online claim to have huge issues. Even raw fed pets. What are the fleas attracted to specifically? 🤔 just general imbalance? There's almost more "natural" flea products these days, like you mentioned with supplements, battling them is still not the answer.
That is such a great question, and I also see the same variability in which pets get infested with fleas. I tend to think that they are attracted to inflammation, so in addition to the diet, minimizing unnecessary supplements and 'natural' therapies may help
Of course minimizing vaccines