Springtime !   More light stimulates the pineal and pituitary releasing messages for a spring cleaning.

Dogs spend a lot of time eating grass. Have you ever wondered why? Although grass is a green plant that dogs have easy access to, it’s used for decorating lawns, not as a food source. Yet all dogs love to eat grass. Do they somehow know that the chlorophyll found in grass has a multitude of important health benefts? 

But the problem is, dogs can’t digest grass well enough to beneft from its chlorophyll. If they could open the fridge, would they pull out a bunch of broccoli or kale instead?

HOW ABOUT DANDELION? THIS HERB IS PROBABLY GROWING RIGHT IN YOUR YARD. FIND OUT HOW TO DO A SPRING CLEAN OF YOUR PET'S ORGANS!

Dandelion tonics have been used and are still used to clean and tone the liver and remove toxins from the bloodstream. 

Rather than being troubled about all those dandelions on your lawn, you can use them to make a healthy tea infusion and detoxify your dog’s liver.

Dandelion reduces congestion in the liver and can even help with jaundice. Both the root and the leaves can be used for medicinal purposes. The leaves work as a digestive and liver tonic. The roots are used as a cleansing tonic for gallstones, jaundice and constipation. Dandelion leaves are also a specific medicine for the kidneys as they flush and tone these organs. Dandelion aids digestion.

Click below to learn how to make healthy dandelion fixes from your very own dandelions!