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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
  • Provides a 24-hour shield against flies, ticks, mosquitoes, gnats, etc.*
  • Safe, effective alternative to chemical products
  • One of the world’s most powerful antioxidant foods
  • Promotes friendly bacteria in the digestive tract*
  • Provides four times more organic sulfur than any other food
  • Contains natural MSM
  • Stimulates immunity – antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, & anti-parasitic*

PRODUCT SUMMARY
 
Veterinarians versed in natural alternatives use garlic in their private practices throughout the world. While best known for its health protective properties, garlic has been used for centuries as an insect repellent. Springtime’s air-dried garlic takes that benefit to a new level and is far safer than many chemical products. You may use this product with total confidence.
Dogs: Give one scoop (approx. 3 grams – density may vary) per 60 lb body weight per day. For best results, start out with just a sprinkle for the first few days and increase gradually to at least one full scoop per day. In areas of high infestation, dosage may be doubled. Please allow time to “build-up” in the system. It may take Bug Off Garlic two to four weeks to permeate all tissues.Year round feeding is recommended. Bug Off Garlic may be used with other insect control products, if so desired.


 
"...bug free the entire time!"
Tami Mazzella, Ohio
 
 
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"…no fleas, no scratching, no raw skin."
Peter, Marilyn and “Fancy” Van Auken, California
 
 

Garlic and Long-Term Health

A survey conducted by the Morris Animal Foundation found that cancer and its prevention are of major concern for pet owners, and for good reason. The survey, conducted in October of 1997, found that:

  • cancer is the number one killer of dogs;
  • cancer is the leading cause of non-accidental death in dogs;
  • and, some 70 types of cancer have been identified in domestic animals.

Garlic Internet Sources

American Family Physician
http://www.aafp.org

American Institute for Cancer Research
http://www.aicr.org

Colorado State University Cooperative Extension
http://www.ext.colostate.edu

Life Extension
http://www.lef.org

Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
http://www.mskcc.org

National Cancer Institute
http://www.cancer.gov

University of Maryland Medical Center
http://www.umm.edu

Highly Recommended Reading

The Healthy Pet Manual – A Guide to the Prevention and Treatment of Cancer by Deborah Straw

In her book, Straw mentions 5 Reasons Why Garlic is Recommended for Dogs:

Garlic has been given to both humans and animals medicinally for more than 4000 years.

• A study conducted by the National Cancer Institute found garlic to be an effective inhibitor in the growth of cancer cells.

Garlic can help rebuild the immune system and is a good remedy for the prevention of fleas.

Selenium, a component of garlic, acts as an antioxidant and activates enzymes which may protect against cancer.

• Veterinary surgeon Buster Loyd-Jones achieved “spectacular” results by giving garlic to dogs.

For more information or to purchase a copy of the book please visit www.innertraditions.com.


 

 
 
 

Information of Interest


“What You May Not Know About Flea Products”

http://www.animalhelp.com/

“Illnesses Associated with Occupational Use of Flea-Control Products – California, Texas, and Washington, 1989-1997”
http://www.cdc.gov/

“Poison in the Grass: The Hazards and Consequences of Lawn Pesticides”
http://www.cqs.com/elawn.htm

“Your Garage Can Be a Dangerous Place!”
http://www.cvm.uiuc.edu/


“Natural Flea Control”

http://www.eartheasy.com/article_natural_flea_control.htm

“Farnum’s Bio-Spot® Flea & Tick Almost Killed Our Dog”
http://www.elversonpuzzle.com/biospot.html

“Seizure Disorders”
http://members.tripod.com/dachshealth/seizure_disorders.htm

“Poisons on Pets – Health Hazards from Flea and Tick Products”
http://www.nrdc.org/health/effects/pets/pets.pdf

“Flea Treatments Can Poison Pets”
http://www.wildlifeprotection.net/everything/eduFleas.html


 


 
Garlic - Officially Safe

All animal feed products in the United States are regulated by a
national organization called the Association of American Feed Control Officials, Inc. (AAFCO). AAFCO, composed of each state’s agricultural department officials, is responsible for monitoring safety issues regarding feeds and supplements. AAFCO prohibits substances that may harm and lists approved ingredients with a proven safety history. Such items are called GRAS (generally recognized as safe), and are listed in AAFCO’s Official Publication. Garlic is one of the many natural foods and herbs which have earned the GRAS status by having a clean and clear history of use. AAFCO gathers information from many sources (for example, professional toxicologists from all over the United States) and they really know what they are talking about!

So there we have it. Garlic, the world’s most popular health tonic, is backed by thousands of years of history and recognized by leading veterinary, regulatory, medical, and scientific organizations.

Internet Resources

“...garlic supplements may be able to fight off the ticks and hopefully
decrease the risk of Lyme disease..”
  Tracey, MS, Elizabeth. “Why the Swedish Army Hopes Garlic and ‘Lyme’ Don’t Mix.”
WebMD Medical News Archive. 15 August 2000.
http://www.webmd.com/content/Article/36/1728_60394.htm.

“...our results suggest that garlic may be considered as a tick repellent for
individuals and populations at high risk for tick bite, rather than other agents
that might have more adverse effects.”

  Mercola, MD, Joseph. “Garlic Keeps the Ticks Away.” Mercola.com. 27 August 2000.
http://www.mercola.com/2000/aug/27/garlic_tick_repellent.htm

“...there were...fewer tick bites among those that took garlic...”
  Brignall, ND, Matt. “Garlic Repels Ticks.” Healthnotes: Newswire. 24 August 2000.
http://www.emersonecologics.com/Newswire.asp?id=226

A Natural Mosquito Repellent – Garlic for Mosquito Control
Why Does Garlic Repel Mosquitoes?


“It’s not clear why garlic should be an effective mosquito repellent. It would
seem that the powerful compounds such as allicin which garlic releases are
inimical to mosquitoes. They have therefore evolved to avoid garlic. Another
possibility is that the strong smell of garlic overwhelms the mosquito’s sense
of smell and prevents them from finding the prey (us!)...Whatever the mechanism,
garlic’s ability to repel a variety of pests has been proven scientifically.”

  Mendham, Trevor. “A Natural Mosquito Repellent: Garlic for Mosquito Control.”
Garlic Central. 2003-2005. http://www.garlic-central.com/mosquito.html



Springtime’s Bug Off Garlic


is a special grade of garlic that has been low temperature dried (air-dried), and carefully stored and handled to retain the highest level of bug repellent potency. It produces a garlic odor more powerful than any other variety we have found. Parasitic insects have a sense of smell that can be up to 10,000 times more sensitive than a human’s. Garlic’s unique, pungent odor acts as one of its several defenses against insects and other pests. Yet, the garlic odor itself is mostly noticeable to humans only at feeding time.

In recent years, there have been several crop spray products made from garlic that prove garlic’s ability to repel insects. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) considers these products so safe that a special “fast track” registration is allowed for them because of their low risk status.

Veterinarians versed in natural alternatives use garlic in their private practices throughout the world. While best known for its health protective properties, garlic has been used for centuries as an insect repellent. Springtime’s air-dried garlic takes that benefit to a new level and is far safer than many chemical products. You may use this product with total confidence. Year round, long-term use is absolutely safe and highly recommended!







   
* This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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