A recent study finds Americans spending a whopping $12.5 billion a year on diabetes drugs – nearly double the spending of just six years ago. What’s worse, the new drugs cost eight to 10 times more than the older, generic drugs.
With so much money at stake, it’s no wonder the needle pushers fight tooth and nail to convince veterinarians that insulin is the only choice.
But there’s a dark side to glucose-lowering drugs they don’t talk about.
Like the fact that many diabetes drugs increase the risk of heart attack and stroke by up to 250%. In other words, just by stopping the use of these drugs, your dog or cat is up to 2 1/2 times less likely to die of a heart attack.
Mainstream medicine has known about this fact (but chosen to ignore it) for over forty years! The findings came out of a study conducted in 1969 called the University Group Diabetes Program. Many studies begin with animals (dog diabetes) then proceed to humans. This one was just the opposite. Subjects were tested to see if aggressive blood-sugar lowering drugs would protect people with diabetes from heart disease. Turns out they stopped the study two years early because it was killing too many people!
A similar study was funded by our own government again in February, 2008, using today’s “modern” glucose-lowering drugs. This time they stopped the study 18 months early because it proved, once again, that lowering blood sugar with drugs can kill you faster than doing nothing at all… about 250% faster!
What’s more, many of the drugs designed for cat and dog diabetes are associated with
- Weight gain
- Nausea
- Diarrhea
- Constipation
- Stomach pain
- Drowsiness
- Headache
- Elevated cholesterol and triglycerides
Injected insulin has also been shown to decrease levels of Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) and DHEA-sulfate in the blood. 1 According to a June 2008 study in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, low levels of DHEA show a significant association with shorter lifespan.
Even the popular website 800-Pet-Meds admits that the most common insulin-related side effects are low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) with symptoms that include lethargy, staggering gait, seizure, and coma.
Google the term “adverse effects of insulin in dogs and cats.” You’ll find about 43,000 pages from the likes of Cornell University’s College of Veterinary Medicine; the College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Illinois; and the Department of Clinical Sciences, Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, Tufts University.
Of course, none of the many side effects includes the piercing pain your best friend feels as you push the needle deep into muscle tissue. It’s enough to break your heart.
If only you had another way to lower blood-sugar levels… a way to reverse type 2 dog diabetes by addressing the root of the problem and not just the symptoms… a natural way to eliminate
- Neuropathy
- Vision loss
- Kidney failure
- Incurable wounds
- Amputation of limbs
- Diabetic heart disease
… all without dangerous drugs… as nature intended.
Best Choice, Naturally
When it comes to perfectly natural glucose-lowering sources in Nature’s pharmacy, we are blessed with abundance.A scientific laboratory study published in Phytotherapy Research in 1995 identified more than 1,123 plant species used traditionally or experimentally to treat symptoms of diabetes mellitus. 2 Known species represent 725 genera in 183 families of plants.
Clearly, some plant herbs work better than others at lowering blood sugar. And as you might expect, a handful of herbs stand out as vastly superior.
Fenugreek Seed (Trigonella foenum-graecum) for example, was extensively tested in the 1990s. In a controlled study of patients with type 2 (non-insulin dependent) diabetes, researchers found that adding a liquid extract of fenugreek seeds to the daily diet of diabetics significantly lowered blood sugars, HbA1c, triglycerides and total cholesterol while raising HDL (good) cholesterol. 3
In a controlled study of patients with type 1 (insulin-dependent) diabetes, fenugreek was reported to reduce blood sugar, urinary sugar excretion, serum cholesterol, and triglycerides, with no change in insulin levels. 4
But since this amazing herb cannot be patented as a treatment for cat and dog diabetes, the Big Drug Industry doesn’t want you – or conventional vets – to know about it.
(There are no known drug interactions with fenugreek. Each dog and cat is unique, and blood sugar levels should be tested often while on any dog diabetes or cat diabetes therapy.)

Gymnema sylvestre is a sugar balancer. The Sanskrit word for gymnema (gurmar) means “sugar destroyer.” Research indicates that gymnema stimulates insulin secretion. Japanese studies show that it improves glucose tolerance in animal models of diabetes – dog diabetes and cat diabetes – with beneficial effects lasting up to 2 months after discontinuation.One animal study testing liquid extracts of gymnema confirmed earlier conclusions of human studies that the herb stimulates insulin release. The study added that gymnema works by increasing permeability in the islets of Langerhans (in the pancreas), allowing more insulin to escape into the blood (Persaud et al., 1999; Shanmugasundaram KR et al., 1990).
Another animal study showed that gymnema not only helped control elevated blood sugars but also corrected metabolic derangements in the liver, kidney and muscles (Shanmugasundaram KR et al., 1983).
Gymnemic acids found in gymnema have been found to bind cholesterol, causing it to be excreted in the stool of animals (Nakamura et al., 1999), and also to bind glucose and a common fatty acid (oleic acid) in the intestine, causing reduced uptake into the blood (Wang et al., 1998; Shimizu et al., 1997).
Unfortunately, conventional veterinarians are not trained in the many natural, herbal medicines that effectively treat cat and dog diabetes. Their “safe” reaction to the unknown is to dismiss it without thinking. Besides, there is little money in it for them.
(There are no known drug interactions with gymnema. Each dog and cat is unique and blood sugar levels should be tested often while on any dog diabetes or cat diabetes therapy.)

Bitter Melon (Momordica charantia) is a traditional remedy of the Pacific and Indian Ocean islands for diabetes mellitus. According to Master Herbalist James Duke, PhD, in his Green Pharmacy Herbal Handbook, there have been several clinical trials showing that bitter melon extract lowers blood sugar in subjects with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
Bitter melon contains gurmarin, a polypeptide similar to bovine insulin, which has been shown in animal studies to achieve positive sugar regulating effects.
In a controlled clinical trial of 100 patients with type 2 diabetes given a liquid herbal formula of bitter melon, significant hypoglycemic action was observed (while fasting as well as after eating) in 86% of subjects. 5
What a shame for conventional veterinarians to let this perfectly natural, very effective dog diabetes and cat diabetes treatment go to waste just because it’s inexpensive and does not require a prescription, needles and syringes.
(There are no known drug interactions with bitter melon. Each dog and cat is unique and blood sugar levels should be tested often while on any dog diabetes or cat diabetes therapy.)

Turmeric (Curcuma longa) plays a major role in combating insulin resistance. Endocrinologist and research scientist Drew Tortoriello, M.D. at the Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center at Columbia University Medical Center and his team are studying the effects of turmeric on diabetic animals. They have discovered that turmeric-fed obese mice are less likely to develop type 2 diabetes and had less inflammation of fat tissues and liver compared to the control group.
Dr. Tortoriello suspects the anti-inflammatory, antioxidant properties of turmeric reduce insulin resistance, inflammation and reduce some body weight. “It is entirely possible that lower dosages of curcumin (turmeric) could nicely complement our traditional therapies as a natural and safe treatment,” he stated.
(There are no known drug interactions with turmeric. Each dog and cat is unique and blood sugar levels should be tested often while on any dog diabetes or cat diabetes therapy.)
The Power of All Four
When you combine all four herbs – Fenugreek, Gymnema, Bitter melon, and Turmeric – you have the most effective, perfectly natural, glucose lowering help for dog diabetes and cat diabetes the 21st century or any other century has ever known.
Now, under the watchful eye of our Master Herbalist, we’ve combined the wisdom of ancient physicians together with the clinical scrutiny of modern medicine to bring you PrimalixTM Blood-Sugar Balance (formerly Diabetes Defense) Herbal Extract Functional Food DropsTM.
Our formula is human grade and uses only the herbal compounds (Fenugreek, Gymnema, Bitter melon, and Turmeric) prescribed in the British Herbal Pharmacopoeia and the American Herbal Pharmacopoeia for type 2 dog diabetes and cat diabetes.
Our extraction solvent (menstruum) consists of our own proprietary blend of organic vegetable glycerin, apple cider vinegar, and crystal clear water which is ionized and purified through filters measuring one one-hundredth of a micron.Our herbs are organically cultivated (USDA Certified Organic) to maintain purity then placed into the extraction process at the peak of their potency cycle. We make and sell only our own products, so we know exactly what’s in them.
Turn Ordinary Food
Into Functional FoodSM
Our PrimalixTM Blood-Sugar Balance Functional Food DropsTM let you add specific, beneficial, physiologically active food components (herbal nutrients) to wet or dry food.Functional food is any food having health-promoting or disease-preventing properties beyond the basic function of supplying nutrients.
Nearly 2500 years ago Hippocrates said, “Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.”
Animals do this instinctively. In the wild they “functionalize” their food by sniffing out and eating specific herbs to prevent disease and maintain natural wellness.
Now you can add function to any pet food. Give your domestic dog or cat a targeted dose of natural wellness with every meal.
Dosing Instructions
Cats and small dogs (up to 20 lbs.): 1/2 dropper twice daily
Medium dogs (21 to 60 lbs.): 1 dropper twice daily
Large dogs (61 to 100 lbs.): 2 droppers twice daily
Giant dogs (101 lbs. and up) 3 droppers twice daily
NOTE: One "dropper" equals one squeeze of the black bulb, not the amount of liquid in the pipette.
Remember, each dog and cat is different and must be tested, monitored and observed closely in order to find the right dosing regimen of Primalix Blood-Sugar Balance or any other blood glucose lowering therapy.
PrimalixTM Blood-Sugar Balance comes in convenient Functional Food DropsTM for wet or dry food. You may also insert dropper into your pet’s mouth and squeeze bulb to discharge. Make sure you provide plenty of fresh drinking water. Give dosage evenly throughout the day, with or after meals. Tincture strength 1:10.
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