Max and His Pannus Recovery Story.
Meet Max. Max, a now 14.5-year-old Border Collie cross, developed an incurable auto immune eye condition called Pannus in 2007. The sclera (white part) of the eye becomes red and irritated, and ulcers can also form. It will normally lead to inevitable blindness. This is the stage Max was at, barely being able to see. Treatment was only to use steroid drops to keep things at ‘bay’. Nothing else could be done, other than specialist appointments once a year to monitor the acceleration of the disease. Max belongs to one of my best friends, Rob.
Rob was looking for help with Max’s excessive shedding. For this, I knew the NZYMES® would be a huge help. The Sprouted Granules were used. Max received one teaspoon a day.
The pictures speak for themselves; taken 3 months apart. We had NO idea that this would happen. Rob had no idea that not only would the shedding decrease greatly, but also, Max was able to see again!!! He became more playful and full of energy and all the things he’d struggled with before, stairs, walking etc, all became easy for him again.
Max continues to thrive and is a very happy dog!
The power of a simple ‘live’ nutritional supplement is truly incredible!
Brenda Johnson,
Winnipeg , MB
Nicki Herman - ROXIE the GERMAN SHEPARD
Oct 24, 2017
I just told my husband this morning that I was going to try Nzymes for my little girl Roxie, our beautiful GERMAN Shepard that was diagnosed a few months ago with Pannus. I told him that I had read a lot about these sprouted granules but hadn’t seen anything about it helping with Pannus but was going to try it anyway! We came back in from our 2 mile walk with both our Shepards, I clicked on the website that I had been viewing earlier and there was a small link that stated a dog named “Max” and how it helped his Pannus! It was like a message sent from the heavens! I am ordering my Nzymes today in the hopes that it cures her debilitating diagnosis! The last thing we want is our 3 year old to go blind and after a trip to the vet and them giving us a medicine at first that dried her good eye and made it worse and then a trip to the dog eye specialist, we are basically waiting for her to go blind! Well I am not willing to do that and that is what has lead me to Nzymes! I will keep you posted after I start using it and hopefully will have good news to report!! Thank you to “Max” for providing us with your story so that other dogs can find a cure for their ailments, I myself along with my girl Roxie want to thank you!!!
Brenda J
Oct 24, 2017
Nicki,
I’d love to speak with you!!! Because since this Max story; I’ve learned of another thing to add in!!! It assists in slowing down the degeneration more!! And I think because your dog is so young, this can be slowed down or maybe even stopped? I can’t make you any promises, but definitely worth a shot!?
This article speaks of degenerative diseases…
http://www.thesilveredge.com/disease.shtml#.WMocTjw8KEc
Robin Bailey
Jan 19, 2018
Do you feed this,or put it in the eye? Where do you buy this?
Brenda
Jan 23, 2018
Yes it is fed directly in the food. The colloidal silver is also used directly in the Eyes a few times a day. But the Nzymes and CS also go in their food everyday.
The Nzymes you can get from http://www.nzymes.com and then the colloidal silver; you can purchase at any health food store. Although, depending on the weight of your dog, you may blow through it super quick. And it’s expensive. Biggest rip off in the supplement industry. I make my own; and it literally costs pennies to make.
I can help you with that too if you’d like.
http://www.thesilveredge.com is my ‘go to’ site for information pertaining to colloidal silver. There is sooo much info on there. ?
Robin Bailey
Jan 19, 2018
Where do you you buy This?
Brenda
Jan 25, 2018
The Nzymes you can purchase from http://www.nzymes.com and colloidal silver, any health food store.
Mike & Donna Stempin
Aug 12, 2020
We have a five-year old GSD name Stella. Stella has pannus. After reading the story of “Max” we started Stella on the Nzymes sprouted granules along with the steroidal drops from the vet. We are three months into this process and Stella has improved quite a bit. Her eyes look much like Max’s eyes did in the pictures that accompanied his story. We would like to stop or slow down the use of the steroid drops. Good idea or bad idea? What are your thoughts? What did they do with Max?
Brenda
Aug 13, 2020
Hello Mike and Donna,
I’m so happy to hear about Stella! ? That’s such great news!
In Max’s case, his owner never stopped the steroid drops, even after it all improved. He was too afraid to go against that advice from the vet? But, I’ve had many more cases since Max, and those ones have stopped the steroid drops, and instead started using colloidal silver internally and using that a couple of times a day for eye drops.
Pannus being a degenerative disease, anything that can help slow it down, is a big plus. I have found that colloidal silver together with the double dose of the Nzymes packs an even better defense against it? I have an article that’s all about colloidal silver and it’s uses, and why I use it. It may be something you might want to consider for Stella too? ?
Please let me know if you have any more questions, or need any further help with anything.
http://brendascorner.nzymes.com/immune-support/colloidal-silver-and-why-i-use-it/
Brenda