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Humans bost of most intelligent specie in the world, but now this

position lost to dogs. We now have more reliable pathologists whose

accuracy is 10,000 times that of conventional medicine. By scent

alone, the canines identified 55 lung and 31 breast cancer patients

from those of 83 healthy humans. Canines' sense of smell is generally

10,000 to 100,000 times superior to that of humans. Canines also have

a greater convergence of neurons from the nose to the brain than

humans do.

 

"Cancer cells emit different metabolic waste products than normal

cells, The differences between these metabolic products are so great

that they can be detected by a dog's keen sense of smell, even in the

early stages of disease." Read further:

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/01/0112_060112_dog_cancer

..html

 

Read quickly, till access is possible without a password.

 

The sense of smell of dogs was witnessed by this author in 1972 when

a dog owned by a dentist used to tell by smell the women patients in

menses. The dog, when taken for a morning walk used to sniff the

santitary napkins thrown in the dustbins, since they had some residue

of human blood. Now if a lady in cycle visited this dentist, dog used

to jump at her and started licking her. This terrified the lady till

denstist would order him away.

 

Dr Bhate

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