I used IceWave patches on [my dog] Tasha as she was in a lot of pain. Her eye was red raw and full of puss. She cried until the patches were placed on her eye.  At the same time I used Y-Age [Glutathione + Carnosine booster] patches for 20 minutes twice a day, together with Energy Patches as illustrated on the attachment.

Y-Age were used as per instructions in the booklet.  I would place the white patch on her stomach morning and afternoon for 20 minutes.  The Energy patches were placed on her front and back legs for 20 minutes morning and afternoon.  Then the blue patch at night between the two front legs (in the middle)  As the patches cannot be stuck on my little hairy friend, I used a long piece of jersey and placed each patch inside so it does not fall out and then tied it onto the point with the paper that peels off facing the flash.

I was very lucky as she would not move during the 20 minutes but would lie down until the patches came off.  She knew that they were helping her instantly.  Within few days the bloodshot eye cleared up and the puss disappeared.

I have also used home grown chamomile tea as a disinfectant to clean her eye 3 to 4 times a day.  I would boil the water and place the tea in the tea pot until it cools down and then clean her eyes.  She was a good little patient. There is another problem that Tasha has been treated with Y-Age and Energy Patches.  A month ago she started to cough badly. I took her to the vet and the vet gave her some paste to take.  Unfortunately, the paste medication did not help as she was getting worse. Then I commenced to use the Y-Age and Energy Patches in the same manner as for the eye. As a result since last Thursday, she is no longer coughing.

Tasha is 15 years old but very active, therefore, I will continue to use the Y-Age and Energy Patches on and off to ensure she is healthy.

Maria Repici

January 2009

Feline Age Rejuvenation for Muffin

We have a testimonial for you for pet lovers everywhere. For those who don't know us, our ginger cat Muffin is 17 years old. He has had an overactive thyroid since the beginning of this year and he takes tablets for that. Before that, he was a big, solid cat. Now he is very thin. He also has 'accidents' (wees and poos outside the kitty litter) usually in the laundry (thankfully) although he does actually prefer to do his business outside. We put his accidents down to old age. 

As I work fly in, fly out, I don't see him for 10 days and I notice changes in him quicker than Norm who sees him everyday. I have seen him deteriorating in the last couple of months, just not active, not lively, getting listless - and Muffin was a very active, sociable cat (good mouser!). So I thought I'd try him on the Y-age [Glutathione + Carnosine booster] patches because it can't hurt.

I got an acupuncture chart for cats off the Internet and he has been on patches for one week. He is a lot more lively now, very interested in food again and much more himself. He is not particularly happy about getting patches put on or taken off (not an easy job on a furry tummy!) but he is definitely improving. He has less accidents in the laundry as well. I was really worried that he was about to leave this Earthly life ( and I'm not ready for him to go! ) but he is looking so much better and happier now that I think he has a bit longer yet.

Keryn & Norm Morrison

July 2009