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  • I used to put the coconut oil in my pups food till he stopped eating his food because of it now he eats it off a spoon lol cheeky sod .
  • edited March 2015
    He has started on coconut oil now and I will apply it to his skin twice a week and I will add the grizzly in also to hopefully keep problems at bay sometimes when he has wakes up his skin is really pink on face and body I assume as he is warm ?
  • Yes he is warm sophie is the same if she gets hot her ears nose go pink soon as she drinks goes back to normal .
  • Under his armpits are the most pink so I try to make sure I get the coco oil on them
  • Yes put it there too I have a 22 week old puppy he's not a EBT but he has suffered from really pink skin he also would get really sore under the arms in the grone inside legs and tummy it would completely drive him mad so I'd put soudocrem on him but it would happen when we would go to the field where there is grass .its something he has grown out of now thank god .
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  • Is there any point adding an anti histamine everyday or that would that help
  • U can use piraton for dogs it has to be that Brand u can't use shop brands . I do give it to mine .
  • Ok thanks lots of midges etc here in Scotland
  • Just check with your vet what dosage to give him for his weight chaos is 15 kg he can have 3 a day .
  • He is really red skin today for some reason with a rash near armpits ?
  • Is he scratching them and have u been out on any grass .
  • Sudo cream will calm the redness down and the rash it can dry the skin out a little bit but u can just put the coconut oil the next day I would be in tears seeing how red and sore his armpits would get I rang the vet to ask if it's ok to use the sudo cream on him and he said its fine .
  • Yeah he has been on grass but that's usual for him while cleaning him I found a little spot (lump) on his side don't know if its a little bite or something nothi g has changed food the same bedding g the same walk the same way etc so don't know where this has came from
  • The thing is as the sessions r changing your have more bugs insects etc pollen will change in the grass just keep a eye on it to see if he has any irration from it .and loads of bully cuddles .
  • Haha doesn't seem to bother him he isn't scratching etc but he looks reall raw and red grizzly oil comes tomoz so hopefully that will help
  • Bless him the grizzly oil is good in a few weeks chaos coat is really shining and skin is good and working well for sophie .
  • Do you just use the grizzly as stated on the bottle
  • Yes I give the amount that's on the bottle where did u order yours from I got mine off amazon 1000ml for £25.00.
  • Yes I give the amount that's on the bottle where did u order yours from I got mine off amazon 1000ml for £25.00.


    Yes same amazon also was cleaning him there before I put him to bed and there is a lot of little red spots on his tummy and armpits ?
  • I'm not sure what else it could be u did say he's not scratching so that's good because if he was he would be so sore these white dogs come with all these little problems with there skin it can drive u insane with worry thinking what is it what can it be .
  • Try and get some photos tomorrow if u can .
  • @bigbear1tracey have you heard of a product called bionic biotic and is it ok to feed to bullie or does it have grain in it
  • Skin flared up today
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  • BulliesofNCBulliesofNC Richlands, NC
    @Roman - You're going to get lots of advice and all sorts of opinions from people on which food is best suited for Bull Terriers. Try and remember that no two dogs are the same and what works well for one dog may not work good at all with another.

    The best advice I can provide you with would be to concentrate most of your energy with a supplement that would help boost his immune system. Doing so would greatly reduce the chances of many ailments that may effect him to include food allergies and other skin causing problems. With a strong immune system you may just find that Roman does well on many foods and none of them cause negative reactions. Looking at his current skin problem I'm willing to bet it can easily cured by providing him with a good quality supplement designed specifically for strengthening the immune system and keeping him healthy through proper vitamins and minerals.

    Too many changes in his diet right now at his age can often mess with his digestive system and cause more bad than good. This is why I remarked a while back about starting him on the salmon oil at a later date when he is more matured and developed. All he needs right now is a good quality grain free puppy food with a daily supplement. Once he gets older and stronger you can experiment with other foods to include raw meats, fish, eggs, etc. I suggest you take it a bit slower with him right now due to him being so young. Just my two cents.
    - Steve Gogulski
    "It's not just a Dog, it's a Bull Terrier!"
    www.bulliesofnc.com
  • He doesn't have any grain whatsoever never has mate he is barf fed or raw fed if you like and has always been so that's why I'm so puzzled as why he has flared up could it be allergy ? Also what is best to strengthen immune system for him as I also can't get the products u get as I'm in uk
  • BulliesofNCBulliesofNC Richlands, NC
    Unfortunately it would be very costly to order NuVet from here and have it sent over to UK due to shipping and minimal order volume. I'm confident there are other products in your area that could help boost his immune system. I truly think that is where he's falling short and why he's having some skin issues.


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    - Steve Gogulski
    "It's not just a Dog, it's a Bull Terrier!"
    www.bulliesofnc.com
  • Hi @Roman no I've never heard of that to be honest I don't know of any product that is good to boost the immune as I don't know anything about that side other than what I'm giving them to help I know that nuvet is but it's the problem with shipping . But I wouldn't know what to look for in the uk cause I don't know what ingredients it has to have. @BulliesofNC really know there stuff steve has had EBT for forever not only is he a breeder but boy does he know his stuff about everything and only provides the best for his dogs steve please don't let your head swell :)) and no ive not been paid to say this and no ive not be forced to say this PMSL .ha ha =)) so any advise I've been given I've always done . Poor little fella looks sore hope that rash pisses of soon and stopped giving this little beautiful grief .
  • That's the thing its not bothering him at all no scratching or anything his bed got changed after he ripped it up lol but now changed again to a third bed to see if that's the problem he likes to rumble in grass and bushes etc so maybe picked something up in there
  • Sophie did get that when she was younger from the grass but she would scratch I really stumped maybe it's heat rash . :-S
  • https://nuvet.com/products.html?sectionid=47


    This is what we need to look for in the uk
    Nuvet ingredients list this lol think it will be a mission omds . @-)
  • philsergeantphilsergeant Palm City, Florida, USA
    edited March 2015
    To me that type of rash comes from one of two sources. A) Something internal, like a reaction to an antibiotic or other medication. Could be a reaction to a treat or something "different" he has managed to consume... A quick bite of poison ivy from the garden or trail? Or B) something external; on the grass or sand/ soil, wherever he gets to lie... could be fertilizer or pesticide?  Or could be something that got into his bedding?

    In the beginning God created English Bull Terriers, in the image of EBT's, God created all other breeds.
  • BulliesofNCBulliesofNC Richlands, NC
    There's no question there was a cause that brought on the rash. In truth their could be a thousand different things that caused it. What I try and emphasize is the mere fact that the element that did in fact cause the problem may not have manifested to the point it is now if the immune system was strong enough to combat any form of negative effects. Skin sensitivity is often sparked by weak immune systems. Even a flea bite, laying in wet grass, or stress itself could cause a nasty rash on a dog that did not have strong immune system to fight off the common ailments that usually don't have any effect on other dogs. Bull Terriers are notorious for weak immune systems that often effect their skin (especially white ones) and most commonly with puppies from the ages of 2 months to 18 months. Yes, there are many Bull Terriers that are born with certain allergies but the problem becomes dramatically worse when the immune system isn't functioning to it's full capabilities.

    GNC makes a few different supplements which will help with supporting a strong immune system. In the event NuVet is not available in your area I would look into one of these products:

     
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    - Steve Gogulski
    "It's not just a Dog, it's a Bull Terrier!"
    www.bulliesofnc.com
  • Many thanks people I will keep u all updated he eats same food everyday and mostly same walking exercise routine etc got a new bed which could maybe cause it so have removed that and take it from there hopefully it will clear up but definitely feel strengthening immune system is the way to go
  • @Roman what I did was I kept my dog off the grass for a few days by then the rash had gone went back on the grass and blow me down it came back one way of finding out if it's to do with the soil wet grass etc .
  • That's what I am trying to do but not easy as I stay in a green area so to speak lol hopefully get to the bottom of it soon so you not exercise your dog on grass just now but ?
  • I do now as he's fine on the grass now think it was a time when his immune was not good he was not in a good way when I got him he's healthy and strong now I just road walked him which was good for him.
  • @BulliesofNC I've looked up this product and I'm going to find out about shipping prices thank u for the link .
  • Trying to find supplement to help here in uk is hard work
  • Any thoughts on this product to help with immune system etc
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  • Lol ill try and compare ingredients later with nuvet unless u already have @Roman I know it's a head ache just about to take the dogs out so let me know if u have if not ill look .
  • I have but if u could that would be great lol
  • Lol at what was the verdict @Roman ha ha .
  • lmao =)) ill have a look now .
  • ive just had a quick look and to tell u the truth theres only a couple of ingredients from the one u checked that are in nuvet the rest i have no idea if they r good. nuvet had a break down off every ingredient and its benefits of it .
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    ive just had a quick look and to tell u the truth theres only a couple of ingredients from the one u checked that are in nuvet the rest i have no idea if they r good. nuvet had a break down off every ingredient and its benefits of it .


    I seen that how long does the nu vet last
  • the only ingredients it shared with nuvet was vitamin A C AND E magnesium and selenuim.
  • What ingredient in nuvet is it that benefits the skin and immune system or is it them all together that has the benefit
  • @Roman heres the list of what everything does

    ALFALFA [ Top ]
    Alfalfa is known as the "King of Plants", and its roots have been used for centuries in many cultures. The herb belongs to the legume family, closely related to beans and peas. Alfalfa is an excellent source of vitamins D, E and K, beta-carotene, minerals, fiber, chlorophyll, calcium, proteins and fats. It is especially rich in the amino acid trypophane. It is considered to be a very nutritious herb, and is used to increase appetite, alleviate certain allergic reactions and help poor digestion. It may also reduce the inflammation due to arthritis and rheumatism. (Canine formula)

    ALPHA AMYLASE [ Top ]
    A soluble fiber digestant. We believe NuVet Plus® is the finest pet supplement available, however it must be able to be digested as efficiently as possible. Alpha Amylase creates the means by which the ingredients will be absorbed into the body as rapidly as possible without diminishing NuVet Plus®' powerful antioxidant capabilities.

    AMINO ACIDS [ Top ]
    Necessary for the synthesis of body proteins and many other tissue constituents. Amino acids aid in building new muscle, bone and tendon cells; play a vital role in metabolism, stamina, and brain function; and enable vitamins and minerals to be properly absorbed and assimilated. There are approximately twenty-eight amino acids that combine in various ways to create hundreds of different types of proteins. Some amino acids enhance the immune system by stimulating the antioxidant activity of certain enzymes and can help prevent skin and coat problems. Others prevent premature aging, tumors, nerve disease and connective tissue disorders.

    Pet foods high in protein may or may not contain all the necessary amino acids to maintain proper health of a pet. This deficiency could cause a host of problems ranging from indigestion, stunted growth, nervous disorders, or worse. NuVet Plus®, with its specifically blended natural ingredients, contains all the critical amino acids that must be introduced through the diet for proper health.

    BETA-CAROTENE [ Top ]
    The precursor to Vitamin A becomes a powerful free radical scavenger in the body. Vitamin A is essential in skeletal growth, testicular and ovarian function, embryonic development, and differentiation of tissues. It is crucial for proper eye function and possible cataract reduction. Vitamin A is necessary for healthy skin and mucous membranes, the body’s first line of defense against invading microorganisms and toxins, and promotes the immune response. Beta-Carotene and Vitamin A destroy carcinogens (cancer-causing agents), guards against heart disease and stroke, and lowers cholesterol.

    BLUE GREEN ALGAE [ Top ]
    Blue Green Algae is nature's most basic food. Existing at the beginning of the food chain, it provides nutrition in its simplest form. Blue Green Algae has a greater amount of protein than any other whole food. It provides the essential nutrients for the health of the physical body, and the smooth operation of the brain and nervous system.

    Blue Green Algae is a very rich chlorophyll source and has been shown to enhance the health of the entire body, strengthen the immune system, promote intestinal regularity and the healing of wounds, boosts hemoglobin production and helps purify the blood. The trace minerals found in blue green algae are Boron, Calcium, Chlorine, Chromium, Cobalt, Copper, Fluorine, Geranium, Iodine, Iron, Magnesium, Maganese, Molybdenum, Nickel, Phosphorus, Potassium, Silicon, Sodium, Tin, Titanium, Vanadium, and Zinc.

    BREWER’S YEAST [ Top ]
    A balanced, natural source of B-Complex vitamins (also see Chicken Liver). Studies show another beneficial effect of Brewer’s Yeast supplementation is significant reduction of body fleas on companion pets.

    CAT’S CLAW (UNA DE GATO) [ Top ]
    Cat's Claw, also known as Una de Gato, is an ancient herb, found in the rain forest of Peru. This singular and wild woody vine is known for its amazing healing properties and has been used by native people for centuries. It cleanses the intestinal track, enhances the action of white blood cells, and acts as an anti-inflammatory and antioxidant. It is good for intestinal problems and viral infections. Research in different countries including Germany, Austria, England, and Hungary has shown that Cat’s Claw can stimulate the immune system and may help in the treatment of diseases including cancer, AIDS, viral or respiratory infections, allergies, arthritis and rheumatism.

    CHICKEN LIVER [ Top ]
    We use 100% chicken liver, which is paddle-dried in order to retain the omega fatty acids and vitamins A, C, and the B-complex vitamin group. Contains minerals including calcium, copper, phosphorous, and iron. Chicken liver is good for anemia and aids in building healthy red blood cells. It is known to increase energy, fight liver disorders, and help relieve stress in the body.

    COPPER [ Top ]
    Aids in the formation of red blood cells, and works with Vitamin C to form elastin, an important protein that makes up bone, skin and connective tissue. It aids in the healing process and energy production. This mineral is needed for healthy nerves and joints. A sign of copper deficiency is osteoporosis.

    EVENING PRIMROSE OIL [ Top ]
    High in gamma linolenic acid (GLA), an essential polyunsaturated fatty acid that promotes cardiovascular health. It is known to prevent hardening of the arteries, heart disease and high blood pressure, and aids in lowering cholesterol. It is helpful in the management of arthritis, rheumatism, certain skin disorders, and can relieve pain and inflammation. Studies have shown it can increase the release of sex hormones and thereby improve reproductive health.

    IRON [ Top ]
    Necessary for hemoglobin and myoglobin (a type of hemoglobin found in muscle tissue). It is necessary for the oxygenation of red blood cells. Iron helps in protein metabolism and promotes growth. Iron is also necessary for energy production and a healthy immune system. Iron deficiency can cause weakness, anemia, digestive disturbances, fragile bones and hair loss.

    L METHIONINE [ Top ]
    An essential amino acid that is not synthesized by the body and must be obtained from food or supplements. It is a powerful antioxidant and a good source of sulfur, which neutralizes free radicals and helps prevent skin, coat and nail problems. It can help to detoxify harmful agents such as lead and other heavy metals found in airborne pollutants. L Methionine is essential for the absorption, transportation and bioavailability of selenium and zinc in the body. It also acts as a liptropic agent to prevent excess fat buildup in the liver, and can help to reduce fatigue. It is useful in some allergy cases because it reduces histamine release.

    Recent studies show L Methionine supplementation may help delay the development of age-related cataracts. Deficiencies in L Methionine can slow growth and cause low levels of essential proteins in the blood. Lack of it can result in edema, liver damage, loss of muscle and fat, skin lesions and weakness.

    MAGNESIUM [ Top ]
    Acts as a catalyst in the utilization of carbohydrates, fats, protein, calcium, phosphorus, and potassium. It is important for energy and healthy maintenance of bones, teeth, arteries, heart and nerves. Research has shown that magnesium can help prevent cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, and certain forms of cancer.

    MANGANESE [ Top ]
    An enzyme activator that plays an important part in tissue respiration and carbohydrate and fat metabolism. Necessary for normal skeletal development and to maintain sex-hormone production. Manganese deficiency can lead to paralysis, convulsions, dizziness, deafness and blindness.

    OYSTER SHELL [ Top ]
    Extremely rich in calcium, the major constituent in the structural framework of bones. Practically every cell in the body, notably those in the heart, nerves, and muscles rely on calcium to function properly. Some experts recommend higher levels of calcium in order to prevent bone loss. The heart requires calcium to maintain a normal beat. Muscles need it for contraction and relaxation, and calcium is essential for blood clotting and proper nervous system function.

    Over time, if not enough calcium is consumed; the body takes calcium from the bones to keep the heart and muscles working properly. This process will gradually weaken the bones until they break easily. (All oyster shell used in our product is farm-raised and tested for lead content.)

    PAPAIN [ Top ]
    Fundamentally aids in the digestion of protein. Papain’s activity helps to cleanse the tissues and intestinal walls. The unique ability of Papain to break down protein and convert a portion of it into Arginine is extremely important because Arginine, in its natural form, has been found to influence the production of HGH. HGH, produced in the pituitary gland, is directly responsible for DNA and RNA replication as well as synthesis in liver, muscle, cartilage, and adipose tissues. HGH helps to increase muscle tone and decrease body fat. Arginine has also been found to inhibit the growth of breast cancer cells in test tube studies.

    PHOSPHORUS [ Top ]
    Works with calcium to build bones and teeth. Aids the body in the utilization of vitamins, and conversion of food to energy. Deficiencies of phosphorus can lead to loss of weight and appetite, irregular breathing, pyorrhea, fatigue and nervous disorders.

    PINE BARK [ Top ]
    The proanthocyanidids in Pine Bark have been shown in clinical studies to be 20 times more effective than Vitamin C and 50 times more effective than Vitamin E as an antioxidant. Pine Bark helps relieve pain and symptoms of osteoarthritis, arthritis, rheumatism, and rheumatic fever. It has been shown to reduce histamine production, thereby helping the lining of arteries resist mutagen attacks which cause cardiovascular disease.

    Pine Bark’s remarkable ability to “seek and destroy” free radicals is a tremendous benefit to the health of our animals. By reducing oxidative damage to cells and vital tissues, what we recognize as aging (stiff joints, wrinkled skin, degenerative disease problems like arthritis, circulatory disorders, diabetes, heart disease, etc.) is held to a subdued rate. In addition, unlike virtually all other dietary antioxidants, proanthocyanidids readily cross the blood-brain barrier to protect vital brain and nerve tissue from oxidation.

    POTASSIUM (CITRATE) [ Top ]
    Important for a healthy nervous system and regular heart rhythm. Helps prevent strokes, aids in proper muscle contraction, and works with sodium to control the body’s water balance. Potassium is important for chemical reactions within the cells, aids in maintaining stable blood pressure and proper transmission of electro-chemical impulses. It also regulates the transfer of nutrients through cell membranes. Signs of potassium deficiency include abnormally dry skin, weakness, paralysis, low blood pressure, and irregular heartbeat which can lead to cardiac arrest and death.

    SELENIUM [ Top ]
    An essential trace mineral whose principal function is to inhibit the oxidation of lipids (fats). It is a vital antioxidant, especially when combined with Vitamin E. It protects the immune system by preventing the formation of free radicals. It has also been found to function as a preventative against the formation of certain types of tumors. Selenium and Vitamin E act synergistically to aid in the production of antibodies and help maintain a healthy heart and liver. Selenium deficiency has been linked to cancer and heart disease. It has also been associated with exhaustion, growth impairment, high cholesterol levels, infections, liver impairment, pancreatic insufficiency, and sterility.

    SHARK CARTILAGE [ Top ]
    Contains collagen and glycosaminoglycan. This combination makes shark cartilage a powerful anti-inflammatory wound-healing agent that is non-toxic and has no known side-effects. It is also an effective substance against bacteria, virus and fungal infections, which stimulates the cellular and hormonal components of our immune system.

    There have been numerous studies demonstrating the ability of shark cartilage to shrink some cancerous tumors, including those unaffected by standard treatments. In order to grow, a tumor must establish its own blood vessel network for nourishment. Like all other living things, if the tumor is denied nourishment, it will die. Studies performed at the Massachusetts Institute for Technology have shown that shark cartilage contains a protein that impedes the formation of blood vessels to tumors.

    TAURINE [ Top ]
    One of the most abundant amino acids in the body. It is found in the central nervous system, skeletal muscle, and highly concentrated in the brain and heart.

    Taurine therapy is used in the treatment of ischemic heart disease. Low Taurine and magnesium levels have been found after heart attacks. Supplements decrease the tendency to develop potentially lethal abnormal arrhythmia after heart attacks.

    Another role played by Taurine is maintaining the correct composition of bile and solubility of cholesterol. It helps stabilize cell membranes and seems to have some antioxidant and detoxifying activity. It also helps the movement of potassium, sodium, calcium and magnesium in and out of cells, which helps generate nerve impulses. Taurine is necessary for chemical reactions that produce normal vision. Deficiencies are associated with retinal degeneration and age-related cataracts. (Feline formula only; canines produce their own Taurine.)

    VITAMIN A [ Top ]
    See Beta-Carotene.

    VITAMIN B COMPLEX [ Top ]
    Necessary for carbohydrate, fat, and protein metabolism. Helps the functioning of the nervous system; maintains muscle tone in the gastrointestinal tract; maintains the health of skin, coat, eyes, mouth and liver. Contains folic acid.

    VITAMIN B1 (THIAMINE) [ Top ]
    Essential for normal functioning of the heart, nerves, muscles, skin and digestive system. Necessary for carbohydrate metabolism.

    VITAMIN B2 (RIBOFLAVIN) [ Top ]
    Necessary for carbohydrate-fat-protein metabolism, and antibody and red blood cell formation. Good for healthy eyes, skin, and coat.

    VITAMIN B3 (NIACIN) [ Top ]
    Promotes growth, proper functioning of the nervous system, maintenance of healthy skin, tongue, digestive system, and carbohydrate-fat-protein metabolism.

    VITAMIN B5 (PANTOTHENIC ACID) [ Top ]
    Assists in the release of energy from carbohydrates, fats, and proteins. Aids in the utilization of some vitamins, stimulates growth, and aids in the formation of antibodies.

    VITAMIN B6 (PYRIDOXINE) [ Top ]
    Necessary for carbohydrate-fat-protein metabolism, antibody and red blood cell formation, and aids in digestion. B6 also helps maintain balance of sodium and phosphorus.

    VITAMIN B12 [ Top ]
    Essential for normal formation of red blood cells, carbohydrate-fat-protein metabolism, and good appetite. B12 maintains fertility, promotes normal growth and development, and prevents nerve damage by maintaining the fatty sheaths that protect nerve endings.

    VITAMIN C (ESTER C™) [ Top ]
    A powerful antioxidant that also protects other antioxidants such as Vitamin E. The cells of the brain and spinal cord, which frequently incur free radical damage, can be protected by significant amounts of Vitamin C. In addition to its role as an antioxidant, Vitamin C also increases the synthesis of Interferon, a natural anti-viral substance produced by the body, and stimulates the activity of certain key immune cells. Vitamin C is a key factor in many immune functions, including white blood cell function and Interferon levels. Due to its antioxidant properties, it combats the effects of free radicals while lowering the risk of cataracts and promoting cell growth and tissue repair.

    VITAMIN E [ Top ]
    An essential fat-soluble vitamin that includes eight naturally occurring compounds, and each of these compounds exhibit different biological activities. The most widely accepted biological function of Vitamin E is related to its antioxidant activities. Vitamin E is the most effective chain breaking lipid-soluble antioxidant in the biological membrane. It contributes to membrane activity, protecting critical cellular structures against damage from oxygen free radicals.

    Deficiencies in Vitamin E may lead to reproductive failure, nutritional “muscular dystrophy,” hemolytic anemia, and neurological and immunological abnormalities.

    WHEY PROTEIN [ Top ]
    The importance of protein in any carnivore’s diet cannot be understated, for it is critical in building and maintaining muscle mass and other necessary metabolic functions. Protein deficiencies can lead to retarded skeletal and muscle growth and a weakened immune system, which causes susceptibility to infections and degenerative diseases. (Feline formula)

    ZINC [ Top ]
    Zinc is a component of almost one hundred enzymes involved in metabolic processes, most of which work with the red blood cells to move carbon dioxide from the tissue to the lungs. Zinc, functioning as an important antioxidant, promotes normal growth and development, aids in wound-healing, enhances cell division, repair and growth, and maintains normal levels of Vitamin A in the blood. It also helps to synthesize DNA and RNA. Zinc deficiencies have been linked to prostate hypertrophy, cancer, slow recovery from head injuries, diabetes, arthritis, and reduced immune system responses.
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