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Zyflamend, grown and distributed by New Chapter, was one of those searches I did on the internet. That was several years ago. Recently, I am facing the "degenerative mylopathy" in the older dogs, plus, of course, arthritis.

Since Zyflamend helps me so much, I figured that due to its REgenerative properties, I should try and give it to the ol' dogs. I saw immediate improvement in their movement. Now, its not going to fix them, but it seems to slow down the degeneration where it was when I first started giving it to them.

I had tried "amino caproic acid" but that was not doing anything for them. Zyflamend is more cost effective too. I give it to them twice a day, am/pm and I hide the pill in some canned dog food.

All the best to you and yours with your aging four legged friends. Try and treasure them with quality of life as long as we can!

Subject: IMPORTANT NEWS: DM Breakthrough

Please see below for very exciting information about a DM breakthrough:

Drs. Gary Johnson and Joan Coates at the Animal Molecular Genetics Laboratory of the University of Missouri and Drs. Claire Wade and Kerstin Lindblad-Toh at the Broad Institute of MIT/Harvard and their colleagues have identified a DNA mutation that is a major risk factor for development of Degenerative Mylopathy in dogs.

A DNA test is now available!!! The test clearly identifies dogs that are clear (have 2 normal copies of the gene), those who are carriers (have one normal copy of the gene and one mutated copy of the gene) and those who are AT RISK for developing DM (have 2 mutated copies of the gene). However, having two mutated copies of the gene does not necessarily result in the disease.

Additional research will help answer questions that remain. Information about benefits of this test, testing forms and instructions and suggestions for using the test to reduce the frequency of DM will soon be available online in the DM section of:

http://www.offa.org/dnatesting/ to order the DM test

http://www.CanineGeneticDiseases.net

The certificate is extended by the OFA (orthopedic foundation for animals) only when a dog is NOT AT RISK. When a dog is tested AT RISK, a letter is send to the owner of the dog. It is my objective to exclude any future breeding to a dog who is 'at risk' and to submit the certificate hereby shown below to potential buyers.

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