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<blockquote data-quote="J Hoy" data-source="post: 1755850" data-attributes="member: 16398"><p>I don't know about homeopathy in general. Don't use it. I just found by accident that when I gave a newborn animal with an underbite a Homeopathic Cell Salt tablet at least twice a day, that science indicates stimulates the cells to uptake the calcium the cells need to function at an optimum level, the underdeveloped upper facial bone grew to normal size. When the premaxillary bone had grown to normal, the youngster had a normal bite. Tried it on overbite, contracted tendons, crooked legs and lactose intolerance in newborns. All issues were gone on the affected newborn within 3 days to two weeks, depending on the issue. Not even people who make, sell or use homeopathic products, even the Cell Salts, knew that the Calc. Phos. would do this. See the attached photos of a filly foal that was born with its lower incisors over a half inch forward of its upper teeth. Horses, unlike ruminants, have upper teeth, while ruminants have a dental pad on the anterior of the premaxillary bone. It was a neighbor's foal and I didn't get the before photo until the foal was 48 hours old. In just two days the underdeveloped facial bones had visibly grown, so the before photo wasn't as bad as it would have been if I had gotten the photo right when it was born. The third photo is of a different foal that was 7 month old that was born with about the same amount of underbite but didn't receive treatment by giving the Calc. Phos. tablet morning and night. It had the underbite its whole life. I posted the information on Cattletoday about how to treat an underbite because I saw quite a few photos of calves with underbite posted on Cattletoday. It is up to the livestock or pet owner whether he or she wants to try it. Same with parents and their children.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="J Hoy, post: 1755850, member: 16398"] I don't know about homeopathy in general. Don't use it. I just found by accident that when I gave a newborn animal with an underbite a Homeopathic Cell Salt tablet at least twice a day, that science indicates stimulates the cells to uptake the calcium the cells need to function at an optimum level, the underdeveloped upper facial bone grew to normal size. When the premaxillary bone had grown to normal, the youngster had a normal bite. Tried it on overbite, contracted tendons, crooked legs and lactose intolerance in newborns. All issues were gone on the affected newborn within 3 days to two weeks, depending on the issue. Not even people who make, sell or use homeopathic products, even the Cell Salts, knew that the Calc. Phos. would do this. See the attached photos of a filly foal that was born with its lower incisors over a half inch forward of its upper teeth. Horses, unlike ruminants, have upper teeth, while ruminants have a dental pad on the anterior of the premaxillary bone. It was a neighbor's foal and I didn't get the before photo until the foal was 48 hours old. In just two days the underdeveloped facial bones had visibly grown, so the before photo wasn't as bad as it would have been if I had gotten the photo right when it was born. The third photo is of a different foal that was 7 month old that was born with about the same amount of underbite but didn't receive treatment by giving the Calc. Phos. tablet morning and night. It had the underbite its whole life. I posted the information on Cattletoday about how to treat an underbite because I saw quite a few photos of calves with underbite posted on Cattletoday. It is up to the livestock or pet owner whether he or she wants to try it. Same with parents and their children. [/QUOTE]
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