What Cows Can Teach Us About Cellular Health
A fascinating look at the natural protective pathway shared across mammals.
I love sharing human stories… but now and then it’s fun to remember that we’re mammals too.
One of the things that fascinated me when I first learned about activation is that the Nrf2 pathway isn’t unique to humans. It’s a natural protective pathway found across mammals, which is why researchers have studied it in many different species.
Speaking of cows… You must see,
Incredible dairy cow story by Dr Towle
An organic dairy farm had a cow that developed an infection, and all the milk she produced had to be discarded. There was too high a somatic cell count and no commercial value to that milk. This was money literally going down the drain.
Since they are an organic dairy, they refrain from giving antibiotics, so they opted to give her Nrf2 instead. After only two weeks on just half a pill a day, she not only recovered but also produced milk of such good quality that it achieved “PREMIUM” Commercial Value.
Activation with NRF2 works in all mammals
Here’s another: Speaking to an Ohio Amish woman about her cows, and this is what she recalled about cow results with Nrf2. Milk production went up, calves born healthier and less sick, saved tons of money in vet bills, noted decrease in disease.
And another fellow rancher, one of our cows had a breathing problem. She was so noisy. She had a swelling on her neck like a goitre, and a swollen stomach. After a week and a half on Nrf2 activation, all clear and no more problems. She is going out to pasture with her calf today!
And one more for now, Donna, who is Nrf2 Activated herself, has a herd of about 50 dairy cows in Alberta, Canada.
Donna decided to try Nrf2 Activation with Delia, who was prone to mastitis for over 3 years, and it was becoming more frequent. Mastitis is the inflammation of the mammary gland and udder tissue and is a major endemic disease of dairy cattle. Bacterial toxins can damage milk-secreting tissues and various ducts throughout the udder, sometimes resulting in permanent damage. Great results with Nrf2 Activation.
I know these are cow stories, but I think they’re a wonderful reminder of something bigger.
Activation supports a natural pathway that mammals already have. I still find that absolutely fascinating.
Nature is incredible. Our bodies are incredible. Sometimes the best approach is simply giving the body the support it was designed to use. Have you ever heard that activation has been studied across different mammals? I’d love to know what surprised you most.
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Monique Mannen
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