Research article · 2023 · Full text
International Journal of Veterinary Sciences and Animal HusbandrySuccessful healing treatment of canine pets using Yoga Prana Vidya healing protocols: A multiple case study
Volume 8(1) · Pages 14–17 · DOI: 10.22271/veterinary.2023.v8.i1a.460 ↗
Research areasToxin Mechanisms and ImmunotoxinsVector-borne infectious diseasesComplementary and Alternative Medicine Studies
Abstract
Author-writtenYoga Prana Vidya (YPV) Healing protocols are applied successfully as complementary and also as alternative medicine (CAM) to heal sick pet animals. This paper presents 12 cases of pet canine patients healed successfully using YPV healing protocols. Case study method is used in this study from the documented data available with YPV healers. In respect of 11 out of 12 cases studied, YPV protocols were used as complementary to medication, and full recovery of patients took place from 3 to 38 days depending on individual illness. In respect of the 12th case, YPV protocols were used as alternative medicine as there was no medicine for alopecia with skin rash, and this patient recovered in 10 days of YPV healing. YPV healing protocols have been found to be very effective in treating canine pets as complementary and alternative medicine, as seen in this multiple case study. Further research studies are recommended.
Summary
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Why it matters
- Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) is an energy healing system used as complementary and alternative medicine to treat physical, mental, and emotional illnesses holistically in humans. View evidence ↗
- YPV protocols utilize bioplasmic energy, based on the premise that animals possess energy bodies or auras similar to those of humans. View evidence ↗
- Natural healing methods, including energy healing, have become part of mainstream veterinary science in the USA. View evidence ↗
The question
- The study aims to present 12 cases where canine pets were successfully treated using YPV healing protocols. View evidence ↗
What they did
- The researchers used a case study method based on documented data provided by YPV healers. View evidence ↗
- The study included 12 canine patients with various conditions, including gastroenteritis, hematuria, dermatitis, and alopecia. View evidence ↗
- YPV protocols were used as complementary therapy for 11 cases and as an alternative therapy for one case where no medical remedy was available. View evidence ↗
What they found
- For the 11 cases where YPV was used as complementary medicine, full recovery occurred within 3 to 38 days. View evidence ↗
- The 12th patient, treated with YPV as an alternative medicine for alopecia and skin rash, recovered in 10 days. View evidence ↗
- Among the 11 complementary healing cases, 10 patients showed 100% improvement, while one patient showed 85% improvement. View evidence ↗
What it means
- The authors conclude that YPV healing protocols are very effective for treating canine pets as both complementary and alternative medicine. View evidence ↗
- The authors recommend providing YPV healing knowledge to veterinary doctors and professionals to enhance the treatment of sick animals. View evidence ↗
- The authors note a lack of adequately documented literature on similar cases, which limits the ability to compare results. View evidence ↗
- The authors state that more scientific evidence and field data are required, particularly regarding the distal healing of animals. View evidence ↗
Visual summary
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YPV Healing Framework
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No of days healing done: 1 vs 2 vs 3 vs 4 vs 5
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Improvement %: 1 vs 2 vs 3 vs 4 vs 5
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Figure 2Introduction
Yoga Prana Vidya (YPV) system of energy healing protocols have been established as effective complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in treatment and cure of many types of diseases, and illness conditions of physical, mental and emotional nature in an integrated manner, healing the human patient holistically [1] . Besides human patients, there have been several cases of successful healing of sick canine pet animals also using relevant YPV energy healing protocols, and literature shows one such case published earlier [2] . YPV healing protocols apply naturally available bioplasmic energy to humans and also to animals. Animals too have Auras or energy body similar to humans. Commonly owned pets such as dogs and cats have an energy body. A study by Rastogi et al. (2015) elaborates alternative herbal medicines for animals that have been practiced since ancient times in India [3] . According to Ranquet (2015), natural healing for pets has emerged into the mainstream veterinary medical science, and veterinarians across the USA are now providing acupuncture, chiropractic, energy healing and other alternative methods [4] . Energy Healing for animals is a system of protocols to enhance a pet's health, longevity, and quality of life, and deepen their bond with their beloved companion. Animals are so receptive to healing energy, that they're often easier to work with than fellow humans [4] . Trained and gifted healers offer a broad spectrum of practices to help animal companions with behaviour issues, pain relief, anxiety, and overall well-being [4] . This paper presents 12 successful cases of healing canine pets by two independent YPV healers, as detailed in the following case report.
Case report
Table 1 shows the general profile of the 12 canine pet cases, the nature of the disease suffered and healed using YPV healing protocols.
| Case No | Patient Location | Breed | Age Y-M | Sex | Healing done for – sickness |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tumkur, Karnataka | Golden retriever | 1- 0 | F | Gastroenteritis |
| 2 | “ | Labrador | 0-4 | M | Gastroenteritis |
| 3 | “ | Labrador | 0-4 | M | Hematuria |
| 4 | “ | Shitz-u | 0-4 | M | Swelling in the medial canthus of left eye |
| 5 | “ | Labrador | 3-0 | F | Otitis of the pinna of the left ear |
| 6 | “ | Labrador | 3-0 | F | Dermatitis of the skin near the mammary glands |
| 7 | “ | German shepherd dog | 2-0 | M | Redness of scrotal skin |
| 8 | “ | Labrador | 5-0 | F | Dermatitis |
| 9 | “ | Golden Retriever | 0-6 | M | Dermatitis around the eyes |
| 10 | “ | Persian | 0-4 | F | Dermatitis all over the body |
| 11 | “ | Labrador | 3-0 | M | Septic wound near the chest and right forelimb |
| 12 | Bengaluru, Karnataka | Cross-breed Labrador and Pomeranian. | 8-0 | M | Alopecia, hair loss, infection, redness and itching |
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YPV intervention
Table 2 shows the details of YPV intervention with time taken in the number of days for complete healing is given. In the next column, an estimated time it would have taken to full recovery if only medication was given without YPV healing is also mentioned for comparison. Described below are details of the 12th case healed successfully by healer 2 using YPV protocols as alternative medicine.
Case 12 Details of Patient: Named Jack, the pet aged 8yrs was resident in Bengaluru with the owner when he fell sick and healing was done distantly by the healer based at YPV Ashram.
Medical symptoms and causes
The sickness episode for Jack started from 10-06-2022. The pet got some infection at certain area of the body and that caused hair loss that is diagnosed as Alopecia. Due to infection, he had too much of itching, and redness. Jack is a cross bred dog of Labrador and Pomeranian. When Vet doctor was consulted, he advised there is no remedy and it often occurs in dogs. Moreover, the illness might recur multiple times as he is cross breed. The owner was worried and wanted to help his pet overcome the suffering and discomfort. During the infection his behaviour was very aggressive, and he was consuming very little food. He used to go to his food bowl to eat but after having very little he used to stop. The infection made him very tired because of continuous scratch which made him inactive. He used to have lots of water, as the body was very warm which made him put his tongue out and breathe. Throughout the night he was restless and kept moving from one position of sleeping posture to another, and he preferred lying on the floor. In Table 3, the details of the outcome for each patient are given along with patient recovery in percentage.
Medical treatment given to the patient Medical help
A Veterinary doctor was visited and consulted on 13 th June 2022. He did not prescribe any medicines as there was no treatment available for this condition, as it recurs because the dog is a cross breed.
YPV intervention
The dog owner's mother is a qualified and experienced YPV healer, and she took up the case to give treatment with YPV energy healing. Healing sessions commenced from 13-06-2022 through distal healing method. On feeling his energy levels through hand scanning methods, the healer observed that the infected area was highly congested. The healer further observed that Jack's lungs and spleen, kidneys and liver were found to be congested. The healer used infection protocol and carried out cleaning and energizing the affected organs (Spleen, Lungs, kidneys, Liver) and even the affected parts were thoroughly cleaned and energized. Healing was done once a day for 15 minutes.
Patient progress and recovery
After first healing on 13-06-2022, itching reduced and the dog was a little relaxed. After 3 days of healing, it was observed that there was very less itching and redness and there was a reduction in hair fall also. The wound due to itching, started to dry. His food habits improved, and he also slept for a long time.
After 2 more days of healing, itching stopped, redness disappeared and slight hair growth was observed. He stopped scratching (due to less itching) and the spread of infection stopped. Food intake was still low, water intake was high and his coat (The hair that covers his body) was observed to be emitting a foul smell. After a week, proper hair growth started and he recovered fully from the infection, redness and itching. The skin completely healed. The hair also started to grow back. Food and water intake became normal. His sleep cycle got better. He had energy to go for long walks and play with his toys and balls. The healer stopped healing sessions from 22-06-2022, and the total duration of healing was 10 days. It was a miraculous recovery result that took all by pleasant surprise. Figure 1 and Figure 2 below show pictures of this dog before and after YPV healing. In summary, it can be stated that the YPV healing system gave a ray of hope for the dog and the owner. After hearing from the veterinary doctor that there was no cure, they were heartbroken and depressed. But, just within 2 days of healing when Jack started showing improvement, it was a very happy turn for them. They now know that this problem will not be causing any more issues in Jack's life for they have found a cure in YPV Healing.
Discussion and Conclusion
A detailed analysis of the 12 cases of the pet animals healed by YPV healers, shows that YPV system protocols are consistent in successfully healing both as complementary and alternative modes of medicine. There is scanty literature available on similar cases for purposes of comparison of results, though there are many such cases but not adequately documented. A YPV healer had earlier published a paper on successful healing of a pet dog [2] . Bergh et al. (2021) [5] did a literature review of CAVM(Complementary Alternative Veterinary medicine) and found 1222 articles, of which only 4 papers of distal healing were reported in animal cases. Therefore, more scientific evidence is required in distal healing of animals. Further research may be conducted by gathering more field data. It will be worthwhile imparting a working knowledge of YPV healing to the frontline veterinary doctors and related professionals to benefit from using these protocols in their respective practices in treating sick animals.
Acknowledgement
AcknowledgementsThe authors would like to express sincere thanks to the owners of the pets healed for sharing the case details, and to Sri Ramana Trust for permission given to use their copyright terms Yoga Prana Vidya System ® and YPV ®.
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Social life
Jack is known to be a friendly fun-loving dog, but due to the infection he was seen to be somewhat moody. He would generally interact nicely with other dogs and their owners. Even guests appreciated him as he used to be very friendly with them and obeyed whatever was instructed. Otherwise, during the period of infection, his behaviour was very aggressive and he used to have very little food.