5 Superfoods Proven By Science To Extend Your Dogs Life
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If your dogs food bowl looks like the image above, its time to up grade it with a few simple ingredients covered in this report. We understand that deciding the best diet for your dog can be confusing. It seems like no matter which diet you pick, there is always going to be an opposing side that disagrees with that particular philosophy.
Me, I tend to go with the scientific evidence, combined with common sense and gut instinct. In this free report, I’d like to share with you some of the foods (which are backed by science) that you can easily add in their daily bowl to give your dog/s a major boost in vitamins and minerals adding years to their lives.
No matter what type of diet you are feeding your dog, even if you add ONE of these foods to your dogs dinner bowl you’ll be significantly reducing the risk of many common diseases.
Here are my top nutritional tips (Backed by science) for increasing your dog’s diet today:
Superfood 1: Sardines
If there is one food that you can easily put into any dog’s diet that will instantly increase the nutritional density it’s got to be Sardines.
Mostly made of protein and healthy fats, Sardines also contain many trace minerals essential to dog health like vitamin B12, Vitamin D which helps fight cancer.
Sardines also contain high amounts of Phosphorus which plays an important role in processing fats and carbohydrates in dogs, and also helps synthesize protein for building muscle, repairing muscles, and transporting vitamins around the body.
Another reason Sardines are a nutritional powerhouse is because they are also high in Omega 3 fatty acids which we know from mountains of research helps dogs in many ways like cancer prevention and normal cell and brain function.
Superfood 2: Green mussels
“We know that over 50% of dogs over the age of eight starts to develop arthritis in various joints” – Dr. Karyl Hurley. Mussels themselves all contain a variety of proteins, minerals, vitamins, omega 3s, healthy enzymes, polypeptides, chondroitin sulfate, glycosaminoglycans, polysaccharides, and glycoproteins.
These supplementary nutrients aid in the preservation of mobility and joint health, functional cartilage, a healthy heart, skin and overall health concerns. Indeed, studies back up that a diet enriched with GLM is a great alternative to conventional arthritis/joint medication.
Superfood 3: Blueberries
Blueberries are one of the most nutritionally dense foods we can eat, and the same goes for our dogs. They contain Vitamin C, Vitamin K, Manganese, and are jam-packed with antioxidants.
What are antioxidants? They protect our bodies from damage by free radicals, unstable molecules that can damage cellular structures and contribute to aging and diseases like cancer, so they are kind of important.
One of the more important factors jobs that antioxidants do is prevent and repair damaged DNA which can slow down the ageing process. I’m sure we could all do with a little bit of that!
Blueberries also help protect from heart disease and support normal brain and cell function. A 2006 Study revealed that suggests that dogs fed blueberries while exercising can help protected against oxidative damage.
Superfood 4: Coconut Oil
Coconut oil has a host of benefits from clearing up skin conditions to aiding in digestion.
Simply by adding a little bit to your dog’s food, you can clear up itchy skin caused by eczema and allergies, and dermatitis. It can even reduce allergic reactions.
Coconut oil has been said to be the ultimate in maintaining healthy skin and human studies tell us it can help improve moisture in the skin.
This is also the case for dogs and not to mention it helps maintain an amazing coat. We also know from studies that coconut oil improves digestion and nutrient absorption and can assist in weight management and weight loss.
And if that’s not enough, we know that adding a little coconut oil to your dog’s dish can support immune function and prevent infection and disease.
Superfood 5: Turmeric
Im sure most of you have heard of turmeric, Turmeric is a plant that has a very long history of medicinal use, dating back nearly 4000 years.
Modern medicine has begun to recognize turmerics importance, as indicated by the over 3000 publications dealing with turmeric that have come out within the last 25 years.
It can help protect brain cells, maintain a healthy immune response, aids healthy heart function, helps maintain positive well being, promotes skin health, and enhances detoxification. Curcumin (also known as curcuminoids or phenolic compounds) is the active ingredient in turmeric.
Multiple studies have shown that Curcumin can reduce the growth of cancerous cells in the laboratory and inhibit the growth of tumors in test animals.
