Destroy Dog Cancer Cells and Reduce Metastasis with K9 Omega
After researching the efficacy of different Omega supplements, Birkdale discovered that Omega 3 fatty acids, made from fresh water fish offered the best anti-cancer Omega regimen for dogs and was formulated into K9 Omega.
Omega 3 fatty acids contain Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and Eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), helping to restrict tumor growth and metastasis. Omega 3 fatty acids vie with cancer cells for linoleic acid, and when successful, divert linoleic acid from feeding cancer growth. Omega 3 also makes cancer cells more porous, making them more vulnerable to cancer cell destruction.
Since Omega 3 Fatty Acids increase the membrane's permeability surrounding cancer cells, it increases chemotherapy and radiation effectiveness by making it easier to pass through the membrane and kill cancer cells. It also appears that Omega 3 helps improve surgery recovery.
Omega 3 plays a major role in fighting metastasis, making it difficult for cancer cells to jump to other parts of the body. When cancer cells try to attach themselves to a new organ or blood vessel, they must bond themselves to a membrane that protects organs or vessels and acts as a barrier to cancer cells. Omega 3 tries to block cancer cells by preventing them to attach to the membrane of an organ or blood vessel. If cancer cells are successful in attaching, then Omega 3 fatty acids will try to block the development of an enzyme, collagenase, which cancer cells use to disintegrate the membrane, enabling cancer cells to enter new organs and tissues. Preventing metastasis is extremely important, because dogs usually die of complications such as organ failure due to metastasis, not cancer itself. In fact, most dogs with cancer die of liver failure rather than cancer itself.
Omega 3 fatty acids from small fresh water fish such as anchovies and sardines deliver the best results, because you don't have to worry about mercury as you do with medium and large size fish. Dogs can metabolize and use EPA and DHA directly from fish while Omega 3, derived from plants such as flax seed oil, needs to be converted to DHA and EPA in order to fight cancer. Unfortunately, only a small percentage of EPA and DHA can be metabolized from these plants, because dogs often lack the enzymes needed to convert grains. As a result, fish-based Omega supplements are more effective than from grains.
Dogs love K9 Omega because of the fishy smell, and there are no fillers that would make it difficult for digestion or utilization for fighting tumors. They're available as gelcaps so you can pour the fish oil on their food or give it to them as a treat. Dosage is 1,000 mg a day, and one should be given per every 20 pounds of weight.
1 bottle 60 Gelcaps 30 Day Supply
