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Turmeric for Dogs, Cats
Aug 25, 2016
Turmeric is such a remarkable natural remedy for people that pet owners are bound to try it for their dogs and cats as well. But is turmeric safe for pets? And is it an effective remedy for ailments in your cats, dogs, and other pets? Earth Clinic can help you find those pet care answers!
Curcumin, the principle active component in turmeric, is a potent anti-inflammatory and antibacterial agent that shows promise in the prevention and treatment of cancer and Alzheimer's Disease, among other conditions. And yes, it is generally found to be safe for dogs and cats.
Home Remedies: Vets frequently recommend the addition of turmeric to your dog or cat's diet if they have been diagnosed with cancer. Offer your pet up to a quarter of a teaspoon per day for every 10 pounds of your pet's weight. Turmeric can also be good for reducing arthritis inflammation and pain in pets!
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My cat had a lump next to the base of her tail. The next day there was another on the other side. She would get angry if I touched them. It must have hurt. She held her tail to the side, so I initially thought she broke it. She didn't like me trying to straighten it. She was straining to relieve herself so I gave her some kitten formula mixed with aloe juice and fish oil. I rubbed the fish oil on her fur since she wouldn't drink it with the formula from a dish. She immediately ran to use the litter box. The next day she was more active, but she had a second lump. I gave her some kitten formula with some turmeric in it, and coaxed her into eating some raw lamb. I had to use a syringe to feed her the formula. Today, the third day, the lumps are nearly gone if not gone (I don't want to hurt her to find out for sure). I gave her a second dose of formula with turmeric. In all she got one dose of the formula with aloe and fish oil, and two doses with turmeric. Only a teaspoon or so of formula each dose. So not much aloe or turmeric. But the lumps appear to be nearly gone. They were the size of a small grape. She sits by the water dish and doesn't really drink. The vet said she has kidney problems. She's probably dehydrated. But she's much happier today. Thank you, Earthclinic :)
Replied by Sandi
Glendale, Colorado
10/22/2011I have a 3 yr. Old Standard Poodle who has tumors on his left rear foot. This has been going on for a couple of years and the vets have never prescribed antibiotics (though they usually say after the fact that he should have had them) and only say to soak it in Epsom Salts. I've been soaking it in Epsom Salts with Essential Oil of Thyme and it only looks like it's getting worse this time. I don't know how much turmeric to give him and I'm frantic as I'm on a fixed income and can't afford to take him to the vet, especially on the weekend!
Sandi, have you tried any kind of topical ointments? The over-the-counter "Triple Antibiotic" would certainly kill any viral or bacterial infection cancer inducers. The old timers "Porter's Salve" is good for many skin conditions and is quite powerful. Good luck.
Posted by Deirdre (Atlanta, GA) on 10/03/2008
Just wanted to report that I am having great results on my 14+ year old german shephard mix who has arthritis (especially in the hips). I think that one of the most helpful and important things I'm doing is exercising him without fail every day. I take him on walks each day, usually about 3.5 miles total. Considering his age, he's in remarkably good shape and, except on steep hills, keeps up with our other 2 young dogs. We used to walk by a neighbor's golden retriever who was let outside in the front yard several times a day to do her thing. She hobbled around in obvious pain, barely able to walk. I never once saw the owners taking their sweet dog out for a walk. She was only about 10 years old when they put her to sleep. Just my opinion, but I think early deaths happen with some frequency to yard-only dogs. Exercise keeps those joints lubricated!
Supplements: I also recently started adding turmeric, msm and glucosamine to Max's food. Dosages: 1/4 teaspoon of powdered turmeric in his food in the morning, diluted with chicken broth. At night I crush a 1000 mg tablet of MSM and give him half of it (500 mg), plus a full capsule of glucosamine blend from Trader Joe's (glucosamine sulfate 750mg and glucosamine HCI 750 mg). My vet mentioned that she likes the combo of MSM and glucosamine for dogs with arthritis, which is why I started him on that a few weeks ago. The turmeric has helped heal up a benign cyst that had burst through the skin on his front paw. Very glad one of EC's readers reported a cure for dog cysts recently -- thanks! At any rate, Max seems to be doing better on the supplements -- walking faster, wrestling with the other dogs, less confusion at night when the lights go off. Yea, yea, yea.
Replied by Deirdre
Atlanta, GA
01/05/2009Thanks for your posts, Chloe and Dianna. They reminded me to update EC about turmeric and my dog Max's burst cyst. I have continued to add about an 8th of a teaspoon turmeric mixed in chicken broth to Max's breakfast kibble each morning since October. The cyst on his right paw was quite large and had burst a few months ago. As I mentioned, the turmeric started to heal the cyst within a few days. It took about 2 months, but the lump is now completely gone!!
I would have started Max on turmeric ages ago had I known how helpful it is with benign cysts (he has them all over his body). Many thanks again to Lisa for telling us about this great remedy.
Replied by Gena
Pasadena, California
05/18/2013Dear Kara, I was feeding my dogs powdered turmeric with a few grinds of black pepper and a splash of olive oil. It sounds like your dog will do fine with the capsule form but you can always buy turmeric powder at any grocery store in the spice section and mix it in with her food, along with black pepper and a little vegetable oil. I would soak it in her food along with plenty of water. One of my dogs only tolerated this for about a week and then started to throw up. I think the turmeric made him too acidic. If that's the case, you can do it a few days on, a few days off. Massage and acupuncture can help dogs tremendously with this issue as well. Good luck and many blessings.
Replied by Carol
Mandan North Dakota
02/11/2014Pepper should not be ingested by dogs. It irritates and inflames the digestive system. Best to use just tumeric, with virgin coconut oil for bio-availability, thou I'm not entirely sure what THAT means. LOL. I read blogs at ottawavalleydogwhisper and have found some invaluable info there. My Annie is like a child to me and I started her on low dose (1/2 tsp each) tumeric/coconut oil about 2 weeks ago for cysts on her legs and arthritis, and plan to increase it to recommended dosage for her weight. No changes yet, except that she will now allow me to feel them without trying to get away, and she is more mobile and not limping NEAR as much. I am struggling to keep up with her on our walks. Vet want to remove the lumps and not only can I, as a single mom, not afford it, it would be very tramatic for her to be away from me. She does not eat or play or interact with anyone when I am not home. What I HAVE noticed is that she pants a lot more. She is a mixed breed with layers and layers of black fur so she does get overheated easily, but we are in North Dakota-below zero temps. She is a bit overweight too. I think it may be the coconut oil as it boosts the metabolism. I will probably increase the tumeric to 1 tsp and leave the coconut oil at 1/2 tsp.
This dog is so smart, we can't even SPELL words anymore and she knows what it is. We now say 'walk' backwards (klaw) because if she hears the word, she will bug you until she gets her 'klaw'. Lol. wonder how long before she knows klaw and walk are the same.
Replied by Dawn
07/30/2015Bio available refers to the fact the coconut oil is a medium chain triglyceride, that means it does not go through the whole digestive system, it immediately crosses the blood barrier and goes directly to the liver them systemically through the body, that is why coconut oil is important also for helping absorb nutrients as well as the tumeric. It is essential for any boy to have fats, I take 5 shot of coconout oil a day and my cats get 1 tsp twice a day, you may also want to check out food grade diatomaceous earth, it does a LOT removes parasites (YES WORMS even heart worms with no ill effect, it also absorbs toxins and like coconut oil crossed the blood barrier, it can be found and where but I use natureswisdom.net they have free info videos and a 99 page pdf on it, I also used it when I got food poisoning, it worked in 8 min.
Replied by Sue
11/21/2015I have read turmeric in capsule form is no good or worse still dangerous to dogs as the curcumin is too high, so best to use the powder and mix a little 1/4 tsp to start with olive oil and a little pepper corn from the grinder!
Replied by Suseeq
Sydney, Australia
08/25/2016Juliette, yes you can add to food. Start with half teaspoon per day then eventually give 1 teaspoon per day.
Posted by Doug (Bellflower, Ca) on 03/16/2010
I rescued a 2 year old (roughly) Boxer on September 26th, 2009 and named him Clyde. He is the absolute best dog I have ever owned! Shortly after I adopted him, though, I noticed that he had a lump on his face beside his right eye. It took me a few weeks to spot it because of his wrinkly boxer face. It didn't seem to bother him at all so I decided to keep an eye on it for a while. About a month ago I took him to the vet to have the lump looked at because it seemed to be growing (about the size of a grape at its largest).
They performed a "fine needle aspirate" to determine what it consisted of and they concluded that it was a "probable keratin filled subaceous cyst". (The test alone cost $250!) They said that it would eventually have to be surgically removed. I was pretty freaked out because I am getting married in May and cannot afford to fork out the amount of money that would be required to operate on him.
I was looking into the problem online and stumbled onto Earth Clinic where I read about using Turmeric as a cyst remedy. I ran to the market and picked up a jar of Turmeric powder and began sprinkling 1/2 tsp of it into his food morning and night (totaling 1 tsp per day). His first dose was on Wed (3/10/10).
On the following Mon night (3/15/10 (tonight)) I came home and found the cyst draining a brownish, reddish goo! Once I began treating him with the Turmeric the lump seemed to grow. I was beginning to wonder if it was going to work but I think it only appeared larger because it was bringing the material to the surface to drain.
The lump is not gone just yet but it is rapidly venting its contents and I am sure it will be gone in no time! (I'll post another comment if I'm wrong).
I am ecstatic with the knowledge that I don't have to spend a gazillion dollars and put by my buddy through surgery!
I don't usually write reviews and I am super skeptical when it comes to alternative medicine but this is no joke! EC saved me big money so I figured it was worth sitting down for a few minutes to share my experience. Turmeric rules and I plan to go tell it on the mountains!
Thanks EC!
Replied by Diamond
Salisbury, Usa
09/10/2011Doug from Belflower, Ca. Haha so cute your comment was. I'm happy to see your concerned about your dog/best friend and took the time and compassion to find a treatment. Good luck.
Posted by Albow (Mpls, Mn) on 12/09/2009
I been giving my 11 year old golden retriever "Hoss" 2 tsp of Turmeric a day for 7 days in his food for a cycts/tumor he has on the top of his neck the size of 1/2 golf ball, with no results yet, only a foul smell he didn't have before, I will post if any change.
Replied by Jane
Pasadena, Ca
12/09/2009I think 2 teaspoons is far too much for a dog that size. No wonder she smells. You don't need so much turmeric to obtain results. Try no more than 1 teaspoon a day.
Replied by Al
Mpls, Mn
12/14/2009First off my Golden Retriever is a "He" and about a 100 lbs not fat just big most Goldens are big dogs i give him 1 teaspoon 2 times a day going by what most fokes say on this site, but his cyst/tumor has not gotten any smaller even with 2 teaspoons a day so its not working like every one is saying, maybe they are Turmeric sales reps?
EC: Not if they are writing about turmeric powder, which only costs a few bucks at an Indian grocer. The posts promoting turmeric capsules are the ones to watch out for! We had a bunch of fake turmeric posts on the boils page about a year ago. It was the company that sells turmeric capsules at the big box store (W-----t) that was sending in bogus testimonials, week after week.
Replied by Mary
Fayetteville, Ga
02/11/2010Our Lab, Beau, was diagnosed with a squamious cell carcinoma in the roof of his mouth approximately 18 months ago. We struggled mightily with whether we should go the surgery, chemo, radiation route or just try to make his life more comfortable and happy. The surgery, chemo and radiation would not cure, and could only give him approximately 6 additional months. I purchased a book on Natural Healing for Cats and Dogs and immediately changed Beau's diet to a high protein, low carb diet. Also added Turmeric. Began with 1/2 teaspoon in his food for several days or week; then added 1/2 teaspoonfuls gradually until he rached 2 teaspoonfuls per day. Beau is a big boy; always has been. We've had him from birth.
I also started him on 1 teaspoon of the maple syrup cooked with baking soda every day. Ask your vet though, if this is OK. All I know is that Beau stopped bleeding from his mouth the day after his first dose of "syrup and soda".
Al, Beau exhibited a foul smell in his mouth and the vets never told us that sometimes parts of the tumor tissue will die and become smelly. Our new holistic vet practices Chinese and Western medicine and gave Beau Clindamycin because of the foul smell. After ONE dose, there was NO smell!!! Honest!!! She also performed acupuncture on him and he was so relaxed. I don't know how it works, just that it does. Good luck to you all, and may God bless you and our beloved pets. If anyone wants to get in touch with us, our E-mail address is email@example.com.
Also, don't forget that God loves his animals, too. We ask His blessings on Beau's food, that it will nourish his body, strengthen his immune system and destroy the cancer that is within him. We also know that Beau belongs to God and that he is on loan to us to take care of. I thank Him every day when I look into that beautiful, loving face. What a gift.
Best Wishes,
PS: Don't forget the sardines for the dogs!!!
Replied by Katie
Oak View, Ca, Usa
09/17/2010My weimeraner was dignosed with bone cancer-doc gave her 2 months. I started giving her a homemade hi protein, lo carb diet and she's still with me 16 months later. She has tons of fatty tumors, so I'm starting her on turmeric tonight, will post back in a week or so to tell what is happening.
Replied by Ellie
07/22/2015Thanks all for the information. I just wanted to mention something after reading all these comments..just be careful about how much Turmeric you give to your pets. I use this spice on myself because it helps with depression. I've read in many articles that Turmeric is a spice/supplements you can take every single day of your life. HOWEVER, if you're prone to developing kidney stones, like I am, you'll want to be very cautious. Unfortunately for me..I have to take lower doses and take some "days off" in order to keep my kidney stones at bay. I wanted to mention this in case your pets suffer from stones and too much of this spice might contribute to the issue. Otherwise, it's an amazing anti inflammatory and mood stabilizer.
Replied by Rush
12/05/2015Ellie...about your kidney stones... Pumpkin seeds dissolve them ... Also, zarzaparilla with arnica and some cranberry...it is high dilution for sediment and stones...do it!
Posted by Eva (Nj, Usa) on 08/04/2009
Turmeric for cyst on my dog
I found a growth on my 7 year old golden retriever's neck. His name is Zeus, great dog. I couldn't afford a vet and didn't know if it was cancerous or not, it was growing and then it seemed to be getting irritated, even some blood or crust on it, it looked scary and I was upset. It got to be about 3/4 of an inch. So I prayed for a cure and was researching natural cures because quite frankly I believe nature heals and truly cures better than modern medicine much of the time anyway, not that I'm anti-doctor because I'm not, just wish they'd get themselves familiarized with what foods/herbs can help too, instead of only pills and surgeries. SO ... I've been giving him about a teaspoon sprinkled in with his food twice a day, morning and night. I mix with a little water so it mixes in well, sortof an indian dog food gravy if you will LOL. The good thing is, he seems to LIKE it! So I don't have to force feed it to him. I've been doing this since 07/27/09, it's now 08/04/09, so about a week, and mind you the first day or two I gave him less to be cautious in case it didn't agree with him. He has had no issues, and this dog has a sensitive stomach so that's good. Well, last night I check and it's shrunk to less than half the size, now it's slightly smaller than the size of a pea and no crusts, it is smooth and no longer looks swelling and dangerous and scary. It looks like it's just shrinking and healing away. This in a week! I'm continuing until it's gone and then will continue using a smaller quantity, maybe one half teaspoon twice a day as a preventative measure. This is just awesome. I got my turmeric in a big bag from an Indian spice store by the way, it's pretty fresh but I'll bet any will do.
It's good for people too! I think I'll start taking a little every day, too! Good luck! And I'll try to post later with follow up to let you know our results.
Replied by Eva
Nj, Usa
08/18/2009Hi, I wrote August 4th about my golden retriever Zeus' progress with a cyst, treating him with turmeric (a small teaspoon mixed with food, 2 x per day) and said I'd come post again to update on results for others to see. As noted previously I began treating him 7/27/09, by 08/04/09 I saw the growth (which had not improved for months and had been growing) had shrunk very substantially. It is now 08/18/09 and it has shrunk still further, it is less than half the size of a pencil eraser. For it to go from 3/4 of an inch to just a couple of millimeters in 3 weeks is very encouraging. I will try to remember to post again in future with results.
Replied by Baz
Seattle, Wa, Usa
01/27/2010I have read that max daily dosage of Tumeric for humans is 1 tsp. and should be taken with black pepper to aid absorption, or with milk (fat soluable). Remember that Tumeric is a blood thinner so taking too much isn't recommended. So keep this in mind as most pets are substantially smaller than humans. Also, you can apply Tumeric topically onto tumors, then place bandage. For this, you can mix the Tumeric with honey (to make a paste) and place it over the tumor, then top with a bandage to protect clothing or bedding from staining.
Replied by Laura
Los Angeles
10/02/2015Just wanted to chime in so that maybe my regimen with my dog could help others.. My 45 lb. pit mix had a large cyst on her head that got infected and she then developed cellulitis and moderate swelling. I started her on a regimen of standardized turmeric (from a powdered supplement in gelatin capsule) mixed with her food (1 capsule 3x/day). Along with this, I put about 1.5 tsp/a capful of purified silver (I used Designs for Health's liquid Silvercillin- can find on Amazon) in her food 4x/day.
There is a veterinary version of silver that you can find on Amazon as well, but it seems to be more or less the same stuff, and I had this one in my cupboard anyway.
These two together have been a miracle for her. I was so afraid I would have to take her to the vet and $600 later she would have a cone around her neck and many stitches on her head.
It has been about 2 weeks since I started doing this and the cellulitis and swelling is completely gone, the cyst has closed up and is no longer weeping, and it is about half the size it was. It is scabbed over and healing nicely. I now have her on 1/4 tsp of turmeric 2x/day and 1.5 tsp/a capful of silver 2x/day, and will most likely continue this until the cyst is completely gone. I have also been putting Vetericyn gel (also find on Amazon) on her cyst a few times a day, but that's just to keep it clean. When I tried doing JUST that before, it didn't seem to stop it from growing.
Careful as turmeric stains everything, so there are spots on my rug and some clothes that are just never going to be what they were... but it was all worth it!
I hope this can help someone else whose dog is in need =D
Posted by Sue (Mathis, Texas) on 06/25/2009
I just read your feedbacks about cyst's & turmeric for pets. Is a cyst the same as fat tumors? I have a 7 1/2 yr old Golden Retrievor with oddles of fat tumors. Do you think the 1 tsp. of turmeric will work for fat tumors too? Has anyone used it for this?
Replied by Kath
Full Time Traveler, Usa
I used turmeric on my English Springer for his fatty tumors. After about a week the biggest one ( size of a golf ball) popped, totally gross. Had to keep the opening clean but now healed. Two on back legs popped a week later. He still has one on his neck but that one is slowly shrinking. This stuff works. I give him 1 teaspoon mixed in with 1 Tbsp virgin coconut oil. He loves it and looks forward to his midmorning treat. Good luck!
Replied by Meeganzo
Norwalk, Ct
04/29/2010I just started my dog Murphy on Turmeric I use capsules that I open so I am not sure how much I give him (one capsule)I never thought of going to spice shop to get the spice but that is a great idea. He is 15 and has a lot of fatty tumors and arthritis. Other then that he is in great health and is very active. I wish I knew about this treatment when I noticed the first fatty tumor! Any other suggestions to treat arthritis naturally? I also do give him glucosamine with his food and feed him a natural diet that I cook up for him (which of course he LOVES). My dog is about 70lbs and is a mix (adopted from the ASPCA in NYC). I would love to keep him pain free for the rest of his years if possible :)
Replied by Diamond
Salisbury, Ma. Usa
04/08/2011To: Meeganzo from Norwalk, Ct.
I give my pets a probiotic in case if there should be any infections also to help keep their systems clean and active. There is Acidophilus and L-Lysine 500. it's essential for maintenance of nitrogen balance; also helps with providing nutritional support for the body's natural defenses.
Here is a website to help inform you better.
Good luck, and keep up the good work.
Replied by Dee
Surprise, Az
10/05/2011I have a 12-year old female Beagle who has had one cyst on her leg for a 1-1/2 but started growing other cysts/tumors on the same side but in the back lower hip/stomach area. I took her to the vet and could only afford the vet to aspirate and send in a sample to the lab to test for cancer. A week later one of the cyst/tumor filled back up again the size of a grapefruit. I was sick - didn't know what to do. To remove these was going to cost an additional $1200 and the vet could not guarantee the removal of the "problem" tumor which he felt was a mast-cell tumor.
Came onto earthclinic.com and read everyone's suggestions on turmeric. Thought I would give it a try. 1-1/2 months later the large cyst reached a head and either it burst or my dog bit into it. All I know is that it was a mess. After I cleaned it and her up there was a hole 2" wide. Morning and evening I cleaned the wound with neosporin and colorless iodine and bandaged it until it was time to let it heal unbandaged. Went to the feed store and bought antibiotics and gave it to her twice a day until it was gone. She also had to wear a cone on her neck so she would leave the wound alone. It took 4 weeks to heal completely and so far the cyst/tumor has not filled back up again. Still giving her turmeric.
The only thing I have just noticed is red blood when she urinates and when I have checked her with a cloth. I give her the turmeric; milk thistle; prednisone and chlor-tabs for her allergies. What could be causing the fresh blood when she urinates? Any suggestions?
Replied by Serephima
Winnipeg, Mb. Canada
03/02/2012Your dog has an infection if there is blood in the urine.
Turmeric is great for may things. Lucifer gets one capsule every day. It protects his liver, pancreas, and other organs as well. Have you heard of Chaga?
Chaga is a Mushroom that grows on Birch trees. If you can get some already made Chaga liquid, give your dog anywhere from 1/2 a teaspoon to a full teaspoon of Chaga Mushroom 3 times a day. Chaga Mushroom is great for many things as well.
A herbalist once said, "I would rather have one herb that is good for 30 different things, than to have 30 herbs that are good for only one thing". I agree.
Turmeric is Queen of Herbs, Chaga is King.
Posted by Tamara (Big Bear, Ca) on 01/30/2009
Just a comment regarding apparent cures using turmeric or any remedy that seems to cure a tumor, cyst, or any type ailment. If a remedy works, maybe it should be continued to possibly insure that the cause has been eliminated so it does not recur. If the animal or person is responding to a remedy or diet, as soon as you stop and go back to the environment that created the ailment, most likely it comes back. My Laddie is 14 and I just noticed a lump growing on his chest. I heard of turmeric for humans a few years back in a health magazine. Glad to know it is okay for pets. Need to pick up some for him. Thank you!
Posted by Chloe (Seattle, WA, USA) on 01/05/2009
Turmeric Remedy for Cysts. Mid December 08, my 7-year old Golden Retriever was limping and her left paw was in pain. I could feel a hard lump next to one of the pads. Took her to the vet. They aspirated it and sent it to lab. (cost $180). Advised me that it was a sebaceous cyst and would have to be removed to the tune of $600 (that's including the discount of vet ins.) They said it WOULD NOT go away and it WOULD NOT burst. It would have to be cut off. It was "hard" now as it was old and not filled with fluid. I was desperate to find a natural cure, as I didn't want to spend $600!!. I've been on this website before (LOVE IT!!) and stumbled upon Lisa from Ohio's turmeric remedy. I started in immediately and now, 2 weeks later, the cyst is HALF its former size and is not painful at all. It was rock-hard before and now feels more normal. 2 weeks ago I couldn't even touch it! THIS REMEDY IS A MIRACLE. Sadie also has a soft cyst the size of a nickle on her chest and that has gotten smaller as well! I just used regular turmeric from the grocery store. 1 teaspoon per day. I have done extensive research on turmeric and have found it to be a miracle herb. I am now taking it myself 2x per day in tablet form. THANK-YOU EARTH CLINIC!!!!!! xoxo Chloe
Replied by Chloe
Seattle, WA, USA
02/03/2009Just wanted to update everyone. The sebaceous cyst on Sadie's (Golden Retriever) foot is COMPLETELY gone! Turmeric saved the day!! Also, the cyst on her side has gone down considerably, but is not completely gone yet. 1 teaspoon per day in her food. I add a little olive oil and she loves it! xoxo Chloe
Replied by Christine
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
01/18/2010Am so happy to read of such success with cysts, both sebaceous and fat. I have a 17 1/2 yr old female daschund, who has had a fat lump on her upper chest and has developed a sebaceous cyst just below, which, due to Cleo's biting it, is not healing but contiuously bleeding. I wash it and cover it with a bandaid which protects it and ceases the secretion. I have today started with 1/8 tsp of tunrmeric mixed with almond butter. I shall advise of the progress.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for this invaluable information!
Replied by Christine
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
02/22/2010Cleo's sebaceous cyst had begun to dry up on Feb 1st. That would by the 2nd week of introducing her to turmeric. A scab developed and had fallen off at least 4 times. Today the cyst is practically even with her tummy skin. I am amazed and so thankful for this method of treatment. I now watch for a reduction in her fat lump, which fills my palm as I cover my hand over it. I believe that results are not as quick because of her age and so, I am patient. She has added vigor and energy, certainly because of the turmeric added to her food. I too add extra virgin olive oil to the turmeric, which I am currently giving her 1/4 tsp twice daily and will continue to do so. THANK YOU for EarthClinic.com and to all of the members' reviews!
Posted by Lisa (Columbus, Ohio) on 09/19/2008
Turmeric for Canine Cyst
My 4 year old sheltie had a cyst about the size of a pebble on her head. The vet had aspirated it to check for cancer, which was negative and said at some point we will need to remove it surgically, as it had grown at least twice its size in a year. A friend had sent me the earth clinic web site a while ago, so I decided to look up cyst. Although I didn't see it listed for pets, I did see that people were using turmeric to remove cysts by digesting it, so off to the grocery I went. I bought the store brand turmeric and sprinkled it in her food 5 days a week for 3 weeks. I mixed it with warm water and a little bit of canned food to hide any taste she might not like. I didn't measure, I just sprinkled it in, I'd guess 1 tsp a day with her food. After about a week, I noticed the cyst was in fact shrinking. After 3 weeks it was completely gone and has been gone for a month now. I read that tumeric contains curcumin, which is probably what made it work. Info on curcumin can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curcumin. Thanks so much Earth Clinic!
Replied by Lisa
Columbus, Ohio
03/25/2009Update: Turmeric for Canine Cyst
Was so happy to read the postive feedback others have had with turmeric for pet cysts. Just wanted to give an update on my Sheltie. I had stopped giving her the turmeric right after her cyst went away and about 2 months later it came back. I again started giving her turmeric and the cyst burst within a week. I now give her turmeric every other day, just 1/2 tsp (she weights 25 lbs) mixed with her food and some warm water. It's been almost 4 months and she's just fine, no cyst.
Replied by Lisa
Columbus, Ohio
Replied by Lisa
Columbus, Ohio
03/24/2010I wanted to reply to Albow from Mpls, Mn and anyone else out there trying to use turmeric for tumors or cysts. First, have some patience, give it time to work and don't think that more is necessarily better. I first used turmeric powder (a generic store brand kind costing about $3 for a jar) on my sheltie for a cyst about the size of a small pebble. It took 3 weeks for the tiny cyst to burst. She still gets turmeric with her food as maintenance, the cyst has not come back since she's had turmeric daily. I feed her 1/2 cup of dog food twice a day. She gets 1/8 tsp of turmeric sprinkled over the food, mixed with a little warm water, enough to create a 'gravy'.
After seeing this work on my sheltie I decided to give it to my then 12 yr old lab (who weighs 80 lbs). In 2007 she had a cancerous tumor removed from her chest. At the time I started giving her turmeric (Sept 2008) she had about 13 fatty tumors (lipomas) all over her, one was especially large around her shoulder, about the size of a tennis ball. I have read on this site that others are saying these lipomas have burst and oozed, which is a little disturbing and scarey. This did not happen with my lab, they simply shrank in size OVER TIME. My lab gets about 1/4 tsp of turmeric powder twice a day with her food mixed with warm water and over the year and a half her lipomas have either shrunk considerably or are gone completey, but a few have remained the same size. The large one on her shoulder is now about the size of a gold ball. I recently counted her lipomas, I could only find 6. I just wanted to caution those using turmeric for this, just using a little may be enough, and it takes time!
Replied by Adolfo
Miami, Florida
03/14/2011To Lisa from Columbus, Ohio, you shouldn't feed your dog "dog food". Raw meat is best.
Replied by Linda
Toronto , Ontario, Canada
02/28/2012I have been giving my 8 pound toy poodle an 1/8 teaspoon of turmeric daily with her morning meal, for 2 months now. To dissolve a non malignant growth on her mammary gland. There has been no change at all. I also put her on a raw diet at the same time. Last week I started Spirulina. Previous to the turmeric I was using virgin castor oil directly over her pea sized growth and held it in place with a bandaid. I did that for a month, and there was no change. This has been an ongoing process since November. She is getting about 1/4 of the exercise she gets when we don't have snow, and I'm sure that exercise is significant in getting the lymph and blood moving. Also, my next step is to try the remedy from B Naturals in the USA for $25. It's an anti -growth herbal remedy they make, that is similiar they say to Essiac Tea. Good luck to everyone.
Replied by Linda
Toronto, Ontario Canada
03/25/2012Her growth is growing. 4 months since I started the Turmeric. It's now a pea and a half a pea. Am panicking a bit, but continuing the 1/8 teaspoon Turmeric with each meal. But stopped the spirulina and Essiac tea for a week. I will start it again in another week, to see if the growth has subsided.
Posted by Diane (Jacksonville, FL) on 11/16/2007
Feeling it was worth a try... i gave 1 capsule every other day with one tablespoon of peanut butter to my Lhasa Apso. She had a lump that the vet wanted $200. to biopsy. Within one week, the lump came to the surface and drained. It was sooo gross and smelly. But it is gone! I will continue to watch her and report any post symptoms. This is pretty incredible!
Replied by Suzanne
Alpena, Mi
04/08/2010My Lhasa Apso (23 lbs.) has a ping pong sized fatty tumor under his tail which looks like a misplaced testicle! The vet says it would be better not to remove it because he's about 12 years old and it does not interfer with his elimination. For two weeks I have been giving him 1 teaspoon of tumeric mixed with canned dog food, which he likes very much. Unfortunately, his tumor has not shrunk and HE SMELLS LIKE CAT URINE! Am I giving him too much? Shall I keep trying and wait longer?
Replied by Ruby
Birdsboro, Pa Usa
11/15/2012Get rid of the dog food first n feed him real food. When you cook make an extra serving or two if you don't cook everyday. Dog food is so full of toxins it will continue to feed rumors or cysts... Dogs don't get fat from real food - they get fat from eating too much like we do.
Posted by Cindy (Illinois, USA) on 11/18/2012
I wonder about using such high doses of turmeric for pets. "Amount" is a profoundly critical element of herbs. The amount of herbal elements introduced can dictate to which part of the body its elements are sent AND what action is taken when it gets there. Just like the form in which an herb is administered. A single herb can be used in various combinations of dosages and forms to treat hundreds of different ailments but HIGH dosages can ONLY be treated, by the body, as "toxin". The body doesn't care if it is turmeric or simple oxygen - if there's too much of it, it is simply "toxin" and the body has no choice but to go into "emergency mode". High dosage = chemotherapy. Some "bad" stuff may be eliminated along with the "toxin", but the fight, itself, will further weaken a system that is already weak from trying to remedy the situation. If the body gets to it before it gets to the area you are treating, you could create more and worse problems - often invisible, initially - without the "medicine" ever reaching the intended area. There are too many unknown variables to even guess, let alone calculate, what might happen. Kidney and liver failure are common as these are the primary organs used to eliminate toxins and what could have assisted or even cured a kidney or liver disorder - in the right dosage which would have elicited the right response from the body - could end up "silently" damaging the organs beyond repair. Always start "tiny", once a day. If the body responds, STAY tiny and once a day, before sleeptime. Don't rush it. Let it do what it has to do. If it stops responding, add a "tiny" bit more but don't increase the number of times per day. Let the body use what you're giving it at the time of day when it makes repairs without interference from you - during sleep. Medicine is just a part of life, it's not "magic". The body has a repair cycle. Seek remedy, apply (whether by eating, drinking, breathing or rolling in it) and then have a little snooze. Wake, take stock and either go about your business or take a bit more remedy and go back to sleep or, often, simply roll over and go back to sleep.
Replied by Belil
California, US
11/10/2014Thank You Cindy for your wonderful, full of wisdom, most important advice. I couldn't agree with you more.
In fact, i'd like to suggest everyone copy paste your advice to different pages on this site. Cuz it's so important!!
Anytime, I give ppl advice about using natural (or any) remedies for their pets or children, this is the most important part of the instructions, that I emphasize to them.
The best things can harm you if you don't start slow, with TINY amounts, taking your time? Never rush, never without first making sure you've 1st learned all that you can about the correct info./directions/dosage for the specific type of pet & ailment.
NEVER start with FULL dosage!
NEVER rush!
NEVER put an animal on their back (ESPECIALLY CATS) to feed liquids into them!
NEVER force feed especially liquids as it could go in the wrong way into their lungs & cause serious issues!
ALWAYS keep an eye on them, to notice even the tiniest (possibly) negative responses!
& ALWAYS LEARN as much as possible, BEFORE starting anything!
& even after you start, KEEP CHECKING, RESEARCHING ONLINE & ASKING questions from ppl who've tried the remedies!!
Eosinophilic Granuloma
Posted by Marcia (Rockwell City, Iowa) on 12/12/2009
Question:turmeric for my cat
Turmeric interests me greatly...would it help my old kitty boy (16) who has lived all his life with eosiphillic granuloma (sp) and in the last year has recieved 5mg daily of prednisone. (Don't like drugs) It was discovered when he couldn't breathe last year that he also has asthma. The life giver for him was discovering 7 years ago a feline colostrum powder...but even that wasn't keeping his tongue and throat from tumoring, hence the nasty drug.
Anyone with experiences like this? He is now throwing up nearly every time he eats...and it doesn't matter wet or dry food...so I am suspicious of throat or stomach problems again. He has very bad breath too. Thanks to all for any suggestions!! XXXX's M
Replied by Suze
Tweed, Australia
01/02/2010You could try a few (3-5) drops of 3% hydrogen peroxide (just the one you get from the store) mixed with water and give it to him in a dosing syringe, morning and night. It is a bit of a cure all, see the posts on the human section of earth clinic. I give this to my cats and dogs and I have got positive results for many conditions, from viruses, to skin problems, the list is endless.
Replied by Gail
Wellington, New Zealand
03/02/2011I was just reading of your kittys problem and was going to suggest the hydrogen peroxide therapy, where I see someone else has suggested this. HOWEVER, DO NOT USE THE 3% HYDROGEN PEROXIDE FROM THE DRUG STORE, it contains poisons and should not be ingested. ONLY FOOD GRADE 35% HYDROGEN PEROXIDE should be used, but this cannot be used 'neat" it has to be diluted. I have done the hydrogen peroxide cure myself and Iam totally convinced it is the way to go to kill cancers etc( cancer cannot live in an oxgenated environment)
(be careful handling the 35%, use vinyl gloves, it burns if you get it on your skin) Keep the litre bottle in the freezer and dispense some out to fill a brown glass bottle with a dropper)
My dear cat was severely jaundiced and the vet diagnosed either a pancreatic tumour or lymphonas. I searched the internet for how to administer the hydrogen peroxide , without much luck, putting in the drinking water is an option( it has to be distilled water, not chlorinated tap water) but how much ? and given cats dont drink all that much, how could the cat drink enough water to be effective? I then decided to put 1 drop of 35% FOOD GRADE HYDROGEN PEROXIDE in a small bowl of PET MILK X 3 TIMES A DAY. ( which she happily lapped up)
THIS HAS TO BE GIVEN ON AN EMPTY STOMACH, THEN WAIT ONE HOUR BEFORE GIVING ANY FOOD) I also made up an 8 oz bottle of distilled water and put 3 drops 35% HYDROGEN PEROXIDE in the water, I used this to fill up the cats water bowl ( but I have not seen her drink the water) I also added a little of this water to the PET MILK to dilute it a bit.
This is what I noted the next day after only 2 bowls of the pet milk & H202. Her eyes were clearer, she seemed more alive and was interested in eating a whole bowl of food and I noticed her urine was becoming clearer. ( previoiusly it was a dark brownish mustard colour)
After 5 days of this therapy, I can see alot of difference in the cat, the urine is becoming clearer every day and she is eating regularly again. She was just skin and bone and though still very, very thin she seems ever so slightly better covered over the ribs. Her eyes are no longer sunk in her head and the insides of her ears are not so yellow looking.
I will continue on with this therapy as it seems to be working, I think I will use it for 60 days.
(In my research I found mention of an experiment with rats, where they were injected the rats with cancerous cells and then HYDROGEN PEROXIDE was put in their drinking water, the resulting tumors all resolved within 15- 60 days)
I hope this helps those seeking a cure for their beloved pets.
sincerely Gail.
Eye Infection
Posted by Mama To Many(Tennessee, US) on 02/23/2015
Hello! One of our goats had an eye infection last week. The eye was swollen, glassy looking, and had a discharge. We have no idea how he got this. Perhaps an injury that got infected?
Anyway, he is a young buck and not very tame. Usually, I would treat an eye infection topically, with chamomile, charcoal, colloidal silver or coconut oil. That didn't seem feasible with this guy.
When in doubt, turmeric is my go-to. Blood purifier, anti-biotic, anti-inflammatory....it has always come through for me.
He is one of four goats and they eat together...turmeric is great for all of them, so we just gave 2 Tablespoons mixed into their feed each day. So this 40 pound buck was getting 1.5 teaspoons of turmeric in a day. Two days later his eye was 90% better. This is amazing to me! My son said his eye had looked like they eye of a dead animal! Now, five days after beginning treatment, the eye looks completely normal!
Yay for turmeric!! ~Mama to Many~
General Feedback
Posted by Benjy's Mum (Wick, Scotland, United Kingdom) on 09/11/2012
I have started to give this to my dog but am a bit worried that this website http://www.nocans.com/avoid.html says that turmeric should not be given to dogs and cats?
I did give one dose to my cats and one of them started itching but I suppose this could be a coincidence?
I would really appreciate your advice please.
Thanks! Liz
Heart Murmur
Posted by Laurie Mcg (San Diego) on 01/20/2015
Turmeric for blood thinning: I'm considering giving my cat turmeric because of his heart murmur. I know aspirin can be toxic to their liver as they cannot process it properly. I cannot afford a heart specialist and heart medicine. What do you think? I had a cat several years ago with a murmur and she died too young - I assume hyoertrophic cardiomyopathy. I want to do all I can for this kitty!
Replied by Myway
01/21/2015Do some research on flaxseed oil for kitty. Flaxseed oil thins my blood after having consumed the budwig protocol (to control skin problems). Use a dropper but, I personally would just add a couple drops a day on her paw and let her lick it to see if she can consume it. Cats and dogs can be given flaxseed oil daily with no problems. Just research the amount based on your cats weight. This should help tremendously.


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The Unbearable Lightness of Being
by Milan Kundera
The Unbearable Lightness of Being Part 5, Chapter 2 Summary
- According to the narrator, no one should believe that the Communist regimes of Central Europe were the work of criminals.
- They were the work of men who thought they had discovered the only road to paradise. Only later did it become clear that such a paradise did not exist, and so the enthusiasts were in fact murderers.
- Everyone blamed the Communists in the aftermath. But the communists shouted back that they are innocent because they did not know what they were doing was wrong.
- Tomas followed the issue closely.
- The relevant question, to him, is whether being ignorant of what they did made the Communist enthusiasts innocent.
- This brings us back to Oedipus.
- Oedipus didn't know he was sleeping with his mother; but he still felt guilty afterwards.
- Tomas thinks the Communists ought to be horrified by the sight of what they have done; they ought to want to poke out their eyes, like Oedipus.
- Tomas likes his analogy so much that he writes about it in an article and publishes it in a newspaper published by Czech writers.
- But when it is published, he is not pleased to see that they shortened it considerably, which made it seem more aggressive and less nuanced. This happened in the Spring of 1968.
- The Communists didn't like being told that they should poke their eyes out.
- Several months later, the Russians invaded Czechoslovakia.


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Itaca Málaga features an outdoor pool, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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GRACIE BARRA TEMECULAtemecula, California USA
GRACIE BARRA TEMECULA Danissa Colombana, Brian Colombana, Jiu Jitsu, bjj, Pedro Rodrigues, Gracie Barra DANISSA COLOMBANA AND BRIAN COLOMBANA ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THEIR INSTRUCTORS AND STUDENTS FROM GRACIE BARRA TEMECULA JIU JITSU temecula California
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Danissa and Brian Colombana, the owners of Gracie Barra Temecula Jiu Jitsu have been taking advantage of their instructors and students. Besides that they are evading taxes, I personaly found out that they are not declaring any income and that way they are incurring in tax fraud.
The worse part is what they have been doing to all coaches and instructors that have been passing by that school, they hire them and promess the world and then they take advantage of them. Here is a list of the last instructors and what happened to each one of them:
- Mikey Gomez, they offered him 50% of the business but after opening the door they stopped funding the business and stopped paying their employees, therefore the instructor in charge had to take over all functions inside the school not being payed for that and barely making money to survive, he ended taking them to court and he won
- Forced to get another instructor but without any support from the headquarters due to their lack of good conduct, they hired a lower rank instructor so that they could pay him a ridiculous paycheck under the promess of him being only helping the black belt in charge (that never was hired), so the young kid ended in the same situation that Mikey, having to do the work of 3 people alone. NICE DETAIL: this kid was in the US under an ILEGAL situation, so the owners kept paying him under the acceptable because they knew he had no chance to tell something to anyone
- After a while they hire a professor from Portugal called Pedro Rodrigues, and making them a lot of promesses they end up along the following year, firing the all team, and leaving him again alone doing cleaning, program managing, new students registration, and advertisement, by himself. This professor had a big family but even like that they kept taking advantadge of him because he was under a sponsorship visa that only allowed him to work for them, so he had no choice but to keep doing those multiple tasks without any support from the owners and being underpayed.
He ended up leaving the school and all students were left alone with one of them teaching the classes, most of them obviously left to other schools and the professor was left to his destiny.
The owners in the end of all this, had the guts to come to this web site and fake a claim on professor Pedro Rodrigues saying that he stole money from his students, without even having the frontality of identifying them selfs they tryed to destroi the professor's reputation.
I, as a old time student from this school, and a good friend of Professor Pedro Rodrigues, decided to expose this situation right after seing the claim they wrote here about him.
To finish my post I just want to say that Professor Pedro Rodrigues is a great teacher, I had the pleasure of having his guidance and also had my two sons, he changed my life for the better and never for even once he was incorrect to any of his students.
So BEWARE of Danissa Colombana and Brian Colombana, they tryed to destroi the reputation and carrer of some of the finnest professors I have ever known Mikey Gomez, Kyron Gracie and Pedro Rodrigues.
Just to finish I want to show that all of this doesnt come out of the blue, here are some claims filed to Brian Colombana, check them out - in this website write BRIAN COLOMBANA in the search engine.
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SUBMITTED: Sunday, November 03, 2013POSTED: Sunday, November 03, 2013
Based on the grammatical errors and the general lack of command for the English language, the author of this post must be none other than Pedro Rodrigues, owner of Gracie Barra Seixal Portugal and former instructor for our gym. First of all, as Pedro gets all of his tax advice from Walmart tax preparers, I'm going to completely disregard his statements about taxes. His tax preparer didn't even know that a family member with a TIN number could be declared as a dependent, enough said.
Then he tried to milk us on every program or event we held. He decided it would be a good idea to have a summer camp for kids. He told us that he wanted extra money for teaching the camp and that we would need to pay 2 assistant instructors. We agreed and we paid for him and the instructors. We later learned that he sought parent volunteers to help with the program and didn't even use paid assistants.
Unless you are willing to pay Pedro Rodrigues between $6,000 to $10,000 per month, stay away from him as a business partner and instructor. As god's gift to jiu jitsu, he thinks he deserves a salary commensurate with his god-like structure. He might offer to work for less but give it 2 months and he'll be asking for raises. Funny that he would work for Gracie Barra when he constantly complained that Brazilians were lazy and that Gracie Barra's headquarters was greedy and only cared about money and not the martial arts.
And best of all, here's how Pedro left the school. On September 5, 2013 at 3:34 pm, Pedro sent me a text stating, "Please don't forget that today is my payday. Here is the description: $1200 House Rent, $1100 professor (his bimonthly salary), $8 toilet paper, Total: $2,308 Thank you." The rent he referred to was the rental reimbursement we gave him monthly. The amount he requested covered the month of September, even though it was only the 5th. We actually got to a point where we had to pay him in advance because he was constantly running out of money.
After we paid him and the payment cleared, then on the same day, September 5, 2013 at 10:07 pm, Pedro Rodrigues sent me the following text quitting, "Brian, tomorrow will be my last day as Gracie Barra employee. I've just sent you a resignation letter to your email explaining everything and explaining a recovery plan to GB that I thought about. I'm sorry to leave like this but as you will understand by reading my email it will all make sense. Please let me know if there is something I can help between today and tomorrow and let me know if you still want me to teach tomorrow or not. I will leave the car keys and gym key on the desk tomorrow night." Thanks for walking out on us and your students Pedro, in the long run, I think you did us all a favor.
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A promising antimicrobial agent already known to kill bacteria can also kill viruses and stimulate the innate immune system, according to researchers at National Jewish Health. In a paper appearing online June 4 in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology, Michael Howell, PhD, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, and his colleagues demonstrated that the synthetic compound CSA-13 can kill vaccinia virus in cell cultures and in mice. Additionally, they showed that CSA-13 stimulates cells to produce their own antimicrobial proteins.
"This compound is demonstrating broad effectiveness," said Dr. Howell. "While our experiments were designed to test its ability to attack the vaccinia virus, its immune-stimulating ability was a surprising observation."
CSA-13 is one of a class of compounds known as ceragenins, which were developed by Brigham Young University Professor Paul Savage to mimic antimicrobial proteins that occur naturally in the body. The ceragenins are smaller than antimicrobial proteins, and are not as vulnerable to degradation in the body. They have previously been shown to be effective against a variety of bacterial species.
Dr. Howell and his colleagues wanted to learn if CSA-13 could fight vaccinia virus infections. Vaccinia virus is closely related to the organism that causes smallpox and is used in smallpox vaccines. However, millions of people in the United States who have had eczema are susceptible to a serious and potentially fatal complication of the vaccination, known as eczema vaccinatum, which occurs when the vaccinia virus infects the skin. Dr. Howell is part of a team, led by Professor of Allergy and Clinical Immunology Donald Leung, MD, PhD, that is seeking protection against this complication so that eczema patients could receive the vaccination in case of a bioterrorist attack with smallpox.
CSA-13 demonstrated effectiveness against vaccinia in three different tests. When CSA-13 and vaccinia virus were directly incubated together, the CSA-13 killed more than 96% of the virus at a 25 micromolar concentration. When CSA-13 was added to cells infected with vaccinia, it both reduced vaccinia virus gene expression and allowed more of the infected cells to survive. Finally, the researchers infected immune-compromised mice with vaccinia virus, then applied CSA-13 onto their skin. The CSA-13 reduced the number of skin lesions caused by vaccinia virus.
"These experiments definitively showed for the first time CSA-13 can effectively fight vaccinia virus infections," said senior author Dr. Leung.
Within their experiments, the researchers found that, in addition to directly killing the virus, CSA-13 also stimulated cells to produce their own antimicrobial proteins, LL-37 and HBD-3. Dr. Howell and colleagues have previously shown that these antimicrobial proteins also exhibit antiviral activity against vaccinia virus.
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I love this theme and I just activated it as my blog theme and try to personalise it but the first problem which I have is that my blog-name does not appear on web, why? what do I do wrong? logo picture id ok, but blog name/description does not work.
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Scanners: Softening Up Hard Copies
By DAVID KUSHNER
Published: March 11, 1999
SINCE the paperless office has turned out to be a fantasy, there have to be ways to get all those words and pictures on pieces of paper into a computer. Thus, the scanner.
Technically, a scanner and a digital camera do the same thing. Each takes an image and translates it into digital information that a computer can store. Each uses a number of lenses and an analog-to-digital conversion chip to convert an image into binary bits. The difference is that scanners are made specifically for processing images of documents, not images of people or vistas.
Back in the mid- and late 1980's, when scanners first came to market, they were predominantly the domain of graphic artists and designers. As computer design became part of everyday business, artists needed a way to store and manipulate things like photographs and newspaper and magazine clippings.
The first scanners mimicked the style and shape of a standard photocopying machine. A large flatbed surface supports the document that is being reproduced. But the machine produces a digital image instead of a paper copy. Scanners can also be used with optical character recognition software, which reads the image of a page of text after it has been captured by a scanner, then translates the image into the computer code that a word processor can read (details are in the Q&A, this page). Without such software, a page of text is stored in the same way a drawing or photograph is stored, as an image, not text.
The technology used is generally the same from scanner to scanner. A light source shines upon the selected document, and the image is reflected through a series of mirrors. Then it passes through a lens, which reduces the image and focuses it onto an array of charge-coupled devices. A C.C.D., a semiconductor chip that is sensitive to even tiny amounts of light, measures light intensity and converts it into voltage.
This C.C.D. array is part of a circuit board that contains other electronics as well. Through the use of color filters, the information the array stores about the image includes the intensity of each of three colors: red, green and blue. The colors and shapes are translated into different patterns of voltages by the C.C.D. array. Through other chips, the voltage levels, which are analog signals, are given digital values. In the end, that allows the computer attached to the scanner (or the scanner itself, depending on the system) to recreate the image.
Scanners to satisfy all types of consumers are now available from companies like Hewlett-Packard, Visioneer and Epson.
Today's flatbed scanners are about half the size and weight of the original models, but they are still the largest and most cumbersome scanners. They remain the most popular because they provide a clean, efficient way to handle a large volume of documents, like newspaper articles and fragile family photographs.
Sheet-fed scanners are smaller and more compact because the document is fed through a narrow slot in the middle of the device. They are less versatile than flatbeds because a large object may not fit through the slot and a small one might get crumpled. The image quality tends to suffer, but frequent travelers find that it is enough to get the job done.
For people who want more of a hands-on experience, handheld scanners are the most portable of all. They are most often used to scan small objects, like business cards or newspaper headlines; the photosensitive strips tend to be only a few inches wide.
Companies like Canon and Hewlett-Packard have been introducing more comprehensive, all-in-one scanning systems, which combine a scanner, a fax machine, a printer and a copier into one device. Because only one slot is included in the product, however, the scanner is limited to a sheet-fed design.
With all these new scanners on the market, prices are dropping accordingly. Ten years ago, a scanner might cost nearly $1,500; today, some can be had for as little as $100. In addition, more consumer software -- like greeting card programs, photo-manipulation packages and Web-page creation tools -- takes advantage of digital imaging.
Greg Pershall, public relations manager for Hewlett-Packard Scanjets, said that nearly 60 percent of the company's scanners were purchased for home use. The most popular use for a scanner is storing and transferring photographs, he said. It seems that the family album is increasingly ending up on line.
Of course, there will always be those who find other uses for the devices. Earlier this year in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn, a theater group performed Abacusparts, a play in which an actress used a handheld scanner to digitize herself onto a screen. The resulting image, needless to say, was grotesque. Perfection in digital imaging, alas, is not always the point.
Chart: ''It's Done With Light and Mirrors'' Of course, scanning also requires software, computer hardware, a lens, a lamp and a drive belt, at least in the case of a flatbed scanner. Flatbeds are an odd mix of the mechanical and the digital; the whole internal assembly must be moved while the document stays in one place. The colors and shapes of the image are turned into zeroes and ones. Then the computer linked to the scanner can reconstitute the image. 1. First, a photograph or other image is placed face down on the glass plate of a flatbed scanner, and the lid is closed. 2. When the scanner is started, a lamp is turned on and its brightness is adjusted. Software on the computer attached to the scanner is also activated. 3. A drive belt pulls the scanner carriage under the object to be scanned. The carriage contains a light source, lens and charge-coupled devices, or C.C.D.'s, which translate light intensities into analog voltage levels. Carriage Side View. The chart shows the direction of travel. A. Light shines on the document. B. The resulting image is then reflected through a series of three or four tiny mirrors. C. A lens reduces the image and focuses it on the C.C.D. array, where it is converted into voltage levels. The intensity of the voltage corresponds to the intensity of the reflected light. Data Flow From Scanner to Computer 4. The voltage from the C.C.D. array is sent through another chip, which amplifies it. 5. The analog-to-digital converter changes the voltage into corresponding digital signals. 6. Data are generated faster than they can be processed by the computer, so they are funneled through a buffer, which pauses intermittently as the computer software processes the information. 7. In the scanner or the attached computer, depending on the system, the data for colors and shapes are assembled into a final image. 8. The image appears in a viewing window on the monitor, where a user can manipulate it with special software. (Source: Robert G. Gann; Hewlett-Packard Company; Greeley, Colo.)


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Great plugin but not all items i.e. both Parent and Children show on site in a list and can't get Children to indent. Not a theme problem as it shows with indents when I use the Custom Menu widget. Tried various settings (and shows with indent under Assist). Settings are [custom_menu_wizard menu=9 title="Topics:" ol_root=1].
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- Exploring the user interface
- Creating and saving publications
- Adjusting page and print setup options
- Working with bulleted and numbered lists
- Changing the appearance of typography
- Translating text into other languages
- Aligning, layering, and formatting objects
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Like almost every application out there, Publisher 2010 has built-in Undo and Redo functionality, which can come in very handy if you make a mistake or if you complete a number of steps that you'd like to undo quickly. So we're going to take a quick look at it now. Continuing to use our catalogue publication from the previous lesson, if you are following along with me, we are on page 6 here, a page that we moved. If you haven't been following along, you can catch up by opening up TTCatalogue8 from your exercise files, and go to thumbnail 6 here.
Let's just say we want to move that somewhere else. We'll right-click and choose Move from the pop-up menu, select page 2, and we actually want this to go to before page 2. We'll select Before and click OK. Now, we've just done something that can be undone if we didn't really mean to. Let's go up to the Undo button that does appear on the Quick Access toolbar. As you hover over that, you can see it actually tells us we're about to undo what we just did, which is to move a page. The keyboard shortcut, like every application out there, is Ctrl+Z. Let's just click it, and you can see it's back to being page 6.
So, that's a nice timesaver. We didn't have to move it back. What if we were to select multiple pages? Let's go up to the View tab, go to Two-Page Spread; it allows us to see two pages side-by-side in our newsletter. We'll select pages 2 and 3, right-click, and choose Delete. Now you can see both pages is the default. Let's say that's exactly what we want to do. We click OK. We see that using multiple page spread that we should be using multiples of four in this particular template, which is a newsletter, but we can click OK and just those two will go.
Now we realize we really didn't want to delete those at all. We need them back. Let's try Ctrl+Z this time. Ctrl+Z is the keyboard shortcut, so holding down Ctrl, tap Z at the same time, and you can see they come back. When you release the Ctrl key, we've got all seven pages again. Perfect! Let's say we do multiple things now. Let's say we move 2 and 3 down, and we see that bar after 4 5, and then we go to page 7, and we go up to the Insert tab, click the Page dropdown and insert a duplicate page.
We'll say of both pages, click OK. Now we've got duplicates down there. Now we want to move some more pages around, so we'll go to 4 and 5, and drag it between 7 and 8, so you see that gray bar. We don't want to go between single pages, between the doubles. Now, we've done a few things, and if we need to get back to where we were, check out the Undo button. It has a dropdown next to it. We click that. You can see each of the things we did. We moved a page. There's the duplicate. There is the move again. There's the Two-Page Spread.
So, we can undo all four actions, or you can see we can go from 1 to 2 to 3, and in any case, if we choose a third one, we'll get all the steps before that; same thing if we go to the second one. You can't just pick and choose. So, they're in order here. Let's undo all four actions, and you can see we're right back where we started. Now, you'll notice the Redo button is available to us. We've undone everything we can, so it's not even a selectable button from the Quick Access toolbar, but the Redo button is. If we hover over the Redo button, it's the last thing that you can see we're about to Redo, which is the two-page spread.
But we can click the dropdown and see all four of those. So, if we want to get a couple of them back, we can do that. Let's go down to Move Page and click there, and you can see we're back to halfway through those four steps. Now both buttons are available to us, so we can undo that, and we can redo the rest of those if we wanted to. Let's do that to go right back where we started here with our nine pages. So, Undo and Redo can save you a lot of time. If you make a mistake, remember Ctrl+Z on the keyboard or the Undo button.
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Thanks for a great plugin. Is it possible to swap the time and title divs without hacking the .php files? I need rpwe-time to appear first, then rpwe-title afterwards. I was able to achieve this in css, but my client wants the titles to line-up, not be right-aligned.
I see you provide a rpwe_default_query_arguments. Could that be used for this purpose?
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I am a new D100 User, I have been putting my new camera through it's paces and finding it's limitiations. One major issue I'm having is my images are needing quite a bit of adjustment in photoshop to get brighter looking images. I'm wondering if there is a setting in the camera software to aliviate this?
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This is a common complaint about the D100 images. Do a search in this forum for "D100 underexposure" and you'll find lots of threads about this. Some of the most common solutions are:
- upload a custom tone curve using Nikon Capture 3
- dial in a constant +0.3 or +0.7 EV compensation
Some people also report that using an eye cup helps, since it prevents light leakage through the viewfinder.
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Enterprise is a big company that has the approach and feel of a small business. How have we successfully driven revenue and income growth every year throughout our history? And more important, how do we do it while becoming synonymous with exceptional customer service? The answer lies in the powerful dynamics of our culture and the people who bring that culture to life.Enterprise is an extended family of more than 65, 000; a world-class company with homegrown roots. Through tremendous leadership and the entrepreneurial spirit of our employees, we've built the largest rental car company in North America - customer by customer, car by car from the ground up. But our goal has never been to be the biggest; we simply work hard to be the best.
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89109 Las Vegas
- Enterprise Rent-a-Car
1.53 mi160 E Flamingo Rd
89109 Las Vegas
- Enterprise Rent-a-Car Recruit
2.55 mi2700 Chandler Avenue Suite A1
89120 Las Vegas