If you’re an animal lover, in your mind, animals and pets are people too. Therefore, if an individual can go to Medical Intuitive, why wouldn’t there be an Animal Medical Intuitive?

The good news is, there is!

Animal medical intuitives use some of the same techniques that medical intuitives use with human clients.

An animal body scan is the generic name for a generalized energy scan of an animal’s body. Reiki, Healing Touch for Animals, Tellington TTouch and other energy medicine practitioners use their hands to determine if an animal has any energetic blockages or energetic imbalances.

Medical Intuitive Scanning for Animals is similar to the one used for humans. In addition to employing the energetic sensory input of their hands, the practitioner uses their intuition to supplement their knowledge about the animal’s health issues.

AMIDI, Animal Intuitive Diagnostic Imaging™ is the animal body scanning process of looking inside an animal’s body to see and diagnose current disorders and future health issues. The practitioner uses a form of intuitive x-ray vision to see beneath an animal’s skin to determine the bioenergy patterns that create and cause the animal’s disorders.

Although each practitioner, in time may develop their own body scanning system, the colors of the disease patterns remains the same. Each color represents a scientifically documented vibrational frequency which was first discovered and used by Dr. Valerie Hunt and Roslyn Bruyere. In Barbara Brennan’s books, she discusses the significance of different colors used for healing and other color system appearing in the auric field.

For example, shades of blue represent a range of pain energy, while orange /yellow represents energy ranges within the immune system’s frequency.

Although animal intuitives may have various personal signals for reorganization, the documented human or animal vibrational frequency range of specific coloration never changes. The bioenergy pattern presentation can, at times be different in animals because they have a lower frequency range than humans.

It’s important to note that disease patterns also remain the same since animals (dogs, cats, horses) like humans have the same basic disorders, although specific to their anatomy system and organ system placement. Example: A hock or human knees are both joints. Colic, kidney failure, pancreatitis are all the same whether in a human or in an animal. For decades pig heart valves have replaced human heart valves further indicating that we all are interconnected.

Domestic animals have a lower frequency range. Therefore the colors of their bioenergy disease pattern may present in a different order. The pattern’s bases starts at the lowest density frequency nearest the organ, tissue, cell or nerve and builds to the highest frequency as the top layer.

Intern practitioners may become frustrated with this confusing interpretation, and incorrectly perceive that this is a different energy pattern for a disease. Animal medical intuitive diagnostic veterans understand that it is just a different presentation in the bioenergy stacking pattern of that particular disease.

Due to the fact that AMIDI is a new field of Animal Medical Intuitive Diagnosis, it is best that future practitioners to work in as an intern under a certified practitioner. It is important to create a credibility base so an animal’s guardian will not be misinformed or frightened by an incorrect diagnosis that could wreak havoc in a client’s life. Supervised practice and field experience will contribute to, document and create a quality substantiated knowledge base for a new AMIDI specialist.

From the generalized animal body scanning process to the extremely detailed and comprehensive A MIDI, all of the various animal medical intuitive assessment approaches contribute to and provide a greater awareness for the pet animal’s guardian in choosing the best treatments and procedures for their pet’s healing journey.

1. Animals caught in traps can suffer for days before succumbing to exposure, shock, or attacks by predators.
2. Traps often kill “non-target” animals, including dogs and endangered species.
3. To cut costs, fur farmers pack animals into small cages, preventing them from taking more than a few steps back and forth.
4. Crowding and confinement is especially distressing to minks- solitary animals who occupy up to 2,500 acres of wetland in the wild.
5. The frustration of life in a cage leads minks to self-mutilate- biting their skin, tails, feet- or frantically pace and circle endlessly.
6. “PETA investigators witnessed rampant cruelty to animals. Workers beat pigs with metal rods and jabbed pins into pigs’ eyes and faces.”
7. Snakes and lizards are skinned alive because of the belief that live flaying makes leather more supple.
8. Piglets are separated from their mothers when they are as young as 10 days old.
9. Once her piglets are gone, the sow is impregnated again, and the cycle continues for three or four years before she is slaughtered.
10. Approximately 3 to 4 million cats and dogs- many of them healthy, young, and adoptable- must be euthanized in animal shelters every year.
11. Cows produce milk for the same reason that humans do- to nourish their young – but on dairy farms calves are taken away at 1 day old.
12. 1 day old calves are fed milk replacements (including cattle blood) so that their mothers’ milk can be sold to humans.
13. Animals can suffer brain damage or death from heatstroke in just 15 minutes. Beating the heat is extra tough for dogs.
14. Each year, approximately 10,000 bulls die in bullfights.
15. Most cows are intensively confined, unable to fulfill their most basic desires, such as nursing their calves, even for a single day.
16. Cows are fed unnatural, high-protein diets-which include dead chickens, pigs, and other animals.
17. Overall, factory-farmed animals, including those on dairy farms, produce 1.65 billion tons of manure each year.
18. Kid goats are boiled alive to make gloves.
19. The skins of unborn calves and lambs – some aborted, others from slaughtered pregnant cows – are considered “luxurious.”
20. About 285 million hens are raised for eggs in the US. In tiny spaces so small they cannot move a wing.
21. The wire mesh of the cages rubs off hens feathers, chafes their skin, and causes their feet to become crippled.
22. Before 1986, only four states had felony animal cruelty laws.
23. Glue traps cause terror and agony to any animals who touch them, leaving them to suffer for days.
24. In one study, 70% of animal abusers also had records for other crimes.
25. Sealers often hook baby seals in the eye, cheek, or mouth to avoid damaging their fur, then drag them across the ice to skin them.
26. Arsenic-laced additives are mixed into the feed of about 70 percent of the chickens raised for food.
27. Every year, nearly a million seals worldwide are subjected to painful and often lingering deaths, largely for the sake of fashion.
28. Scientists estimate that 100 species go extinct every day! That’s about one species every 15 minutes.
29. Every year in the US, 50 million male piglets are castrated (usually without being given any painkillers).
30. More than 15 million warm-blooded animals are used in research every year.
31. The methods used in fur factory farms are designed to maximize profits, almost always at the expense of the animals.
32. To test cosmetics, cleaners, and other products, hundreds of thousands of animals are poisoned, blinded, and killed every year.
33. In extremely crowded conditions, piglets are prone to stress-related behavior such as cannibalism and tail-biting.
34. Farmers often chop off piglets’ tails and use pliers to break off the ends of their teeth- without giving them any painkillers.
35. For identification purposes, farmers cut out chunks of young pigs ears.
36. Animals on fur farms spend their entire lives confined to cramped, filthy wire cages.
37. For fur, small animals may be crammed into boxes and poisoned with hot, unfiltered engine exhaust from a truck.
38. Engine exhaust is not always lethal, and some animals wake up while they are being skinned.
39. Larger animals have clamps attached to or rods forced into their mouth or anus so they can be painfully electrocuted.
40. Bird poisons attack birds’ nervous systems, causing them to suffer seizures, erratic flight, and tremors for hours before dying.
41. If you drink milk, you’re subsidizing the veal industry.
42. Male calves are often taken away from their mothers at 1 day old, chained in tiny stalls for 3-18 weeks, and raised for veal.
43. After they are taken from their mothers, piglets are confined to pens until they are separated to be raised for breeding or meat.
44. Although chickens can live for more than a decade, hens raised for their eggs are exhausted and killed by age 2.
45. More than 100 million “spent” hens are killed in slaughterhouses every year.
46. Forty-five states currently have felony provisions for animal cruelty. (Those without are AK, ID, MS, ND and SD.)
47. Dogs used for fighting are chained, taunted, and starved to trigger extreme survival instincts and encourage aggressiveness.
48. Dogs that lose fights (or refuse) are often abandoned, tortured, set on fire, electrocuted, shot, drowned, or beaten to death.
49. Cows on average product 16 lbs of milk per day. With hormones, antibiotics, and genetic manipulation? 54 lbs a day.
50. Humane treatment is not a priority for those who poach and hunt animals to obtain their skin.
51. Alligators on farms may be beaten with hammers and axes, sometimes remaining conscious and in pain for 2 hours after skinning.
52. Investigation of animal abuse is often the first point of social services intervention for a family in trouble.
53. A Canadian Police study found that 70 percent of people arrested for animal cruelty had past records of other violent crimes.
54. Dog fighting and cock-fighting are illegal in all 50 states.
55. Hoarding of animals exists in virtually every community. Well-intentioned people overwhelmed by animal overpopulation crisis.
56. The consequences for hoarders, their human dependents, animals, and the community are extremely serious- and often fatal for animals.
57. Declawing is a painful mutilation that involves 10 amputations – not just the nails – but the ends of toes (bone and all).
58. The long-term effects of declawing include skin and bladder problems and the gradual weakening of cats’ legs, shoulders, and back.
59. Declawing is both painful and traumatic, and it has been outlawed in Germany and other parts of Europe as a form of cruelty.
60. Kangaroos are slaughtered by the millions every year; their skins are considered prime material for soccer shoes.
61. Across the US, 6 to 8 million stray and abandoned animals enter animal shelters every year, and about half must be euthanized.
62. In California, America’s top milk-producing state, manure from dairy farms has poisoned hundreds of square miles of groundwater.
63. Each of the more than 1 million cows on the state’s dairy farms excrete 18 gallons of manure daily.
64. Every year, the global leather industry slaughters more than a billion animals and tans their skins and hides.
65. Elephants who perform in circuses are often kept in chains for as long as 23 hours a day from the time they are babies.
66. Every year, millions of animals are killed for the clothing industry.
67. An immeasurable amount of suffering goes into every fur-trimmed jacket, leather belt, and wool sweater.
68. Neglect and abandonment are the most common forms of companion animal abuse in the United States.
69. On any given day in the U.S., there are more than 65 million pigs on factory farms, and 112 million are killed for food each year.
70. Every year, dogs suffer and die when left in a parked car- even for “just a minute” – parked cars are deathtraps for dogs.
71. Dog owners: On a 78 degree F day, the temperature in a shaded car is 90°F, in the sun it can climb to 160°F in minutes.
72. 98% of Americans consider pets to be companions or members of the family.
73. For medical experimentation animals can be burned, shocked, poisoned, isolated, starved, addicted to drugs, and brain-damaged.
74. Regardless of how trivial or painful animal experiments may be, none are prohibited by law.
75. When valid non-animal research methods are available, no law requires experimenters to use such methods instead of animals.
76. On average it takes 1,000 dogs to maintain a mid-sized racetrack operation. There are over 30 tracks in the United States.
77. Female cows are artificially inseminated shortly after their first birthdays. Happy birthday!
78. Birds don’t belong in cages. Bored, lonely, denied the opportunity to fly, deprived of companionship…
79. Many birds become neurotic in cages – pulling out feathers, bobbing their heads incessantly, and repeatedly pecking.
80. According to industry reports, more than 1 million pigs die en route to slaughter each year.
81. More than 100 million animals every year suffer and die in cruel chemical, drug, food and cosmetic tests, biology lessons, etc.
82. Approximately 9 billion chickens are raised and killed for meat each year in the U.S.
83. The industry refers to chickens as “broilers” and raises them in huge, ammonia-filled, windowless sheds with artificial lighting.
84. Some chickens spend their entire lives standing on concrete floors.
85. Some chickens are confined to massive, crowded lots, where they are forced to live amid their own waste.
86. Neglect/Abandonment is the most prevalent form of animal abuse (approximately 36% of all animal abuse cases.)
87. Cows are treated like milk-producing machines and are genetically manipulated and pumped full of antibiotics and hormones.
88. Foie gras is made from the grotesquely enlarged livers of ducks and geese who have been cruelly force-fed.
89. The best way to save cows from the misery of factory farms is to stop buying milk and other dairy products. Discover soy!
90. A typical slaughterhouse kills about 1,000 hogs per hour.
91. The sheer number of animals killed makes it impossible for pigs’ deaths to be humane and painless.
92. Because of improper stunning, many hogs are alive when they reach the scalding hot water baths.
93. 13% of intentional animal abuse cases involve domestic violence.
94. Animal cruelty problems are people problems. When animals are abused, people are at risk.
95. Instead of improving conditions for animals, the dairy industry is exploring the use of genetically manipulated cattle.
96. More than half the fur in the US comes from China, where millions of dogs and cats are bludgeoned, hanged, and bled to death.
97. Millions of pounds of antibiotics are fed to chickens, who metabolize only about 20 percent of the drugs fed to them.
98. The 3 trillion pounds of waste produced by factory-farmed animals every year is usually used to fertilize crops.
99. Chaining dogs, while unfortunately legal in most areas, is one of the cruelest punishments imaginable for social animals.
100. Tens of thousands of horses from the United States are slaughtered every year to be used for horsemeat in Europe and Asia.
101. Since the last horse slaughter plants in the US were closed in 2007, thousands of horses have been shipped to Canada/Mexico.
102. Abusers kill, harm, or threaten children’s pets to coerce them into sexual abuse or to force them to remain silent about abuse.
103. There are no federal laws to regulate the voltage or use of electric prods on pigs.
104. Forty-one of the 45 state felony animal cruelty laws were enacted in the last two decades.
105. In the United States, 1.13 million animals were used in experiments in 2009, plus an estimated 100 million mice and rats.
106. As a result of disease, pesticides, and climate changes, the honeybee population has been nearly decimated.
107. Many studies have found a link between cruelty to animals and other forms of interpersonal violence.
108. Cows have a natural lifespan of about 20 years and can produce milk for eight or nine years.
109. A fur coat is pretty cool- for an animal to wear.
110. Eighteen red foxes are killed to make one fox-fur coat, 55 minks to make a mink coat.
111. Fur farmers use the cheapest and cruelest killing methods available: suffocation, electrocution, gassing, and poisoning.
112. In addition to diarrhea, pneumonia, and lameness, calves raised for veal are terrified and desperate for their mothers.
113. During Canada’s annual commercial seal slaughter, as many as 300,000 seals are shot or bludgeoned.

Whether you have a large taxidermy collection you want to store for safekeeping or you just need to temporarily store animal mounts during a home remodel, it’s important to put some thought into how they’re stored. This guide will help you prepare your mounts and choose the right storage option to prevent insect and sunlight damage.

How to Pack Taxidermy

The best way to protect your taxidermy collection from dust, sunlight, and pests is sealing them away in wood crates, which you can probably get from the taxidermist. After loading each trophy in its own crate, mount it to the inside of the crate with wood screws. Have someone hold the plaque against the wood while you set the screws in place. While it’s possible to store more than one mount in a single crate, you’ll need to be careful to make sure they won’t touch or bump each other, as even rubbing against each other can leave abrasion marks.

Choose Climate Control Storage

The single most important thing you can do to protect your taxidermy collection is ensuring a consistent humidity and temperature level. This is why it’s not advised to store your collection in a basement or attic; big temperature fluctuations will cause hides to crack. A climate controlled storage unit uses an HVAC system, dehumidifier, and humidifier to maintain a consistent and safe temperature between 60-85 degrees and a humidity level that does not exceed 60%.

Choose a Secure Storage Facility

Climate control is definitely important but you should also choose the storage facility carefully. Your trophies can’t be replaced. Make sure the facility has excellent security with video surveillance, individual door alarms, and on-site management.

Deter Pests

Once your collection is safely stored, take the time to prep the crates to prevent a pest infestation. You can place silica gel packets or even poison pellets in the crates to take care of any rodents that get in and coat the crate seams with silicon. No Pest Strips are also a good idea to kill insects that may eat your mounts. These strips last about four months so you’ll need to return regularly to check on your unit.

Check Them Regularly

One of the advantages of storing your taxidermy collection in self storage is you can easily access them to check for damage and clean them. After all, the last thing you want is to find that mice or moths have invaded your storage space.

As hard as it may be to put your prized trophies in a storage unit, it’s the best way to keep them safe until you can return them to their rightful place.

My last post, Service Animals/Emotional Support Animals – What You Need to Know, discussed the fact that, if you have rental properties, you need to know the laws on service and emotional support animals. We covered rules laid out by the ADA, but there are 2 agencies that create regulation regarding these animals:

1. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
2. The Fair Housing Act (FHA)

Here we will discuss the additional laws laid out by the FHA. Note that ADA covers commercial areas where FHA covers residential. Also, ADA does not cover emotional support animals but FHA does.

The Fair Housing Act – protects renters from landlord discrimination. It prohibits discrimination of home sales, rentals, and financing based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status or those with disabilities.

Fair Housing Amendments Act (FHAA) of 1988:

• Assistance Animal – an animal that works, provides assistance, or performs tasks for the benefit of a person with a disability or provides emotional support that alleviates one or more symptoms or effects of a person’s disability
• an assistance animal does not have to be individually trained or certified
• once an assistance animal is approved, the landlord is not permitted to charge any associated pet fees or deposits
• a landlord is not permitted to put weight or breed restrictions on an assistance animal

What can you require:

• the prospect or resident must have a disability within the meaning of the Fair Housing Act
• there must be a disability-related need for the animal

Permissible questions:

• Is the disability apparent or known?
• Is the disability-related need for the animal apparent or known?
• If both the disability and the disability-related need for the animal are apparent and know, you may not ask any further questions and you may not require any additional verification or documentation.
• If the disability is not apparent or known, you may request reliable documentation of the disability and the disability-related need for the assistance animal.

For emotional support animals, you may request documentation from a physician, psychiatrist, social worker or other mental health professional that the animal provides emotional support that alleviates one or more of the identified symptoms or effects of an existing disability.

You may deny an accommodation request when:

• it would cause undue financial hardship on the property
• it would create an administrative burden on the property
• the specific animal would be a direct threat to the property or would cause substantial physical damage to the property
• if there is insufficient verification when the disability is non-apparent

The prospect/tenant can make a request from you for their animal in pretty much any manner including something as simple as writing their request on a sticky note. There is no formal request form and you can’t require that they use one that you create.

Your next step is to ask that written verification be provided by the doctor or medical provider. Again, it does not need to be on a specific form. You must accept verification from a reliable third party that confirms the applicant has a disability within the meaning of the Fair Housing Act and confirms that there is a disability-related need for the animal.

Without sufficient verification, you may deny the applicant. And – beware – there are many online sites that provide certifications without requiring any verification of a disability.

How the ADA and FHAA are different:

• The ADA applies to areas of public accommodation. It does not apply to areas of the property not open to the general public. (i.e. Service animals must be allowed into the leasing office.)
• The FHAA applies to the entire property. (Qualified service and emotional support animals must be allowed to live in your rental property.)

Most of your concern as a landlord is going to be regarding regulations laid out by the FHAA.

Wow, there’s a lot in those 2 posts. What’s been your experience with service animals?

As I mentioned in the last post, this topic was covered in our Landlord Association Meeting. If you have more questions or need legal assistance in this matter, contact our speaker – Attorney Sean Doyle, sdoyle@oslawnc.com, 919-256-4295.

The frat boys mentality!

You can do anything you want and not have it hurt your career while you don’t care about the women you abused. Everything comes back to haunt you eventually.

When you look back over the centuries, men have abused women. It was not until the 20th century that laws were passed to protect women. But even so, the expression boys will be boys, was used to condone bad behavior. In the 1990s, Anita Hill accused Clarence Thomas of sexually harassing her and he still was confirmed as a Supreme Court Justice.

Here we are in 2018, the 21st century, where a Supreme Court justice nominee has been accused by three different women of sexual assault, and Republican men still want to say boys will be boys and put a sexual predator on the Supreme Court where he will be deciding what women can do with their bodies.

More times than not, all you’ve heard about is Mark Kavanaugh’s career, and why should these women come forth, 30 years later without an agenda or be believed. As someone who has been sexually abused, I can tell you this is not something you want to talk about or even relive at any time in your life. But why should a man not be accountable for his actions when he was young; and what kind of message is that sending two young boys about their behavior.

As a man how would you feel knowing that someone had sexually abused your daughter and not been held accountable for his actions.

At least now, because of the #MeToo movement, things are slowly beginning to change, where men are being held accountable for sexually abusing women. We just saw Bill Cosby, who sexually assaulted and raped over 60 women finally get his comeuppance, and will spend 3 to 10 years in jail. His publicist is trying to compare him to Brett Kavanaugh and say he was railroaded to jail.

Even though it there is corroboration by multiple women, the people they told, the roommates that Kavanaugh bragged to about the women he abused, and even a book written by his best friend, Mark Judge, detailing the exploits; Brett Kavanaugh, is trying to paint himself, as a Catholic virgin who didn’t do anything wrong in his life. He even wants to paint himself as a mentor for women that want to clerk for him as law students, but when they come to be interviewed they are advised to dress provacatively if they want the position.

How can you decide anyone else’s state with out a full investigation and hearings to determine the true. A rush to judgment is only to fulfill an agenda and not to get at the truth.

We are in the mist of midterm elections, and these men need to be held accountable for putting a rapist in office. I don’t care how many years ago it has been, men should always be held accountable for abusing women or remember they have daughters who can easily be sexually abused themselves by other predators.

Men should be held accountable to the point that when they are found guilty or have multiple accusers to be castrated and put in jail for the rest of their lives, while also having to put on a register for violent offenders.

The Supreme Court justices, should be above suspicion, especially since they are The siding precedence on someone else’s behavior. If they are allowed to get away with committing crimes how can they be expected to make decisions about how anyone else should act, or whatever anyone else can do with their body.

Brett Kavanaugh is lying about the things he did in high school and college and his family will pay the price, when it all comes out. His daughters will be harassed and deservedly so.

Having wild animals like raccoon, foxes, skunks, and bats in your property or neighborhood is dangerous. They can attack your kids at any time and spread deadly diseases. If they attack your neighbors, you will be morally responsible for the mishap. Your home is perhaps the most important investment in your life. So, you cannot let wild animals and rodents destroy the woodworks, walls, or foundation of your home. If not taken care of at the right time, these creatures may cause extensive damage to your property. Having wild animals on your property or neighborhood is a nuisance for you and your family. That is why, it is important to hire an animal removal service as fast as possible.

However, many people do not understand the necessity of hiring an animal control service. If you are one of them, here are some of the major factors that will help you make up your mind:

* Many people often try to removing wild creatures on their own. This can be extremely risky. We are not the experts. People who work in animal control services are trained experts. They know exactly how to trap a creature and remove it from your property. If you choose to do the task and fail, wild creatures can attack you. Why will you take such a risk when it can be done quite easily? Hire an animal control service and let them take care of the entire situation – professionally.

* An animal control service will protect your property from getting further damaged. Wild creatures or rodents have a natural tendency to bite and scratch walls and wooden structures in a home. It is essential to prevent them or things could become more expensive for you.

* Affordability is one of the major benefits of animal control services. There are no hidden costs. You will be charged on the basis of property inspection by the control service, setting traps, protecting the traps from snow or debris, removing the wild creatures from your property, and for disposing or relocating the captured animals. Almost every reputed animal control services offer guarantee for their services. So, by hiring such services you get a safe property and a value for your money.

If any portion of your property has been damaged by wild creatures, your animal removal service will repair it as well. For instance, if rodents have build colonies in your garden, they will close all the holes to prevent those features from coming back. The professionals will also remove all types of animal odor from your property. If not removed instantly, such odor can affect the health of your family and attract more animals in your home. So, if you are in search of professional animal control, Westerville (OH) has plenty of options. However, doing some prior homework about the reputation of the company will be beneficial for you.

For example, are cats more difficult than dogs?

The simple answer to this question is “no.” However, further exploration of this subject reveals that there are situations in which the answer might appear to be “yes.”

When learning to communicate telepathically with animals, some species may seem more difficult to communicate with due to specific factors.

Some factors have to do with the individual human who is asking for the communication.

Others have to do with the individual animal.

However, it’s been my experience that there is nothing about any individual species that makes telepathic communication with them more difficult than any other species.

When I was just beginning as an Animal Communicator Professional, someone in a course I took said that cats are very hard to communicate with. This astonished me because I had never had any difficulty communicating with felines.

FACTOR #1: The “fear” factor.

If you’re trying to communicate with an individual from a species that frightens you, your fear will become a barrier to your ability to receive telepathically from, potentially, all members of that species.

For example, if you’re afraid of dogs, you would be likely to have difficulty communicating with dogs. The same would be true for horses, spiders, snakes, bees, and so on.

However, you might one day get to know and trust an individual dog and decide that this dog was an exception. In fact, what happened was that you overcame your fear in this individual instance.

FACTOR #2: The “prejudice” factor.

If you prejudge animals of a particular species, your beliefs and opinions them will be communicated to them. Members of that species will, therefore, be less likely to want to communicate with you. You might then conclude that that species was difficult to communicate with, but that would be a false conclusion.

For example, if you believe that cows are stupid, you may find it difficult to have telepathic conversations with individual cows.

FACTOR #3: The “respect” factor.

There are animals in the wild who seem to have no interest whatsoever in being in close contact, even telepathically, with humans. They are aware of how badly humanity has treated the planet and members of their own and other species. They, too, have little reason to trust humans in general, and may be completely unwilling to have a conversation.

That said, it is unwise to make generalities. It may be that there are a few individuals of any species who would be willing to communicate telepathically if approached with respect and requested to do so.

In Conclusion

In my experience, it is unhelpful to make sweeping generalizations about specific species. Most animals, if approached with genuine respect and regard for who they are, will be willing to have a telepathic conversation with a human. Then it’s up to us to get past our own fears. When we can do this, we can have many wonderful conversations with animals of all species.

Want to know more about Animal Communication Faqs? https://www.raysofhealinglight.com/blog/ac-faqs/

Today we look at the major differences of animal based versus plant-based protein shakes, as well as offer a bonus selection of natural smoothie recipes in which your chosen protein can be incorporated.

Diet Restrictions & Allergies

A plant-based protein shake is the better option for most people with restrictive diets or food allergies. The exception being those who are allergic to any naturally occurring elements contained within the plant base (like coconut, for example).

A plant-based protein shake is better for those with the following diet restrictions or allergies:

• Celiac, Gluten Intolerance, or Wheat Allergy
• Allergy to Eggs
• Allergy to Milk, or Lactose Intolerance
• Vegetarians, and Vegans
• Calories Restriction for Weight Loss

Digestibility

Humans are naturally designed to eat plants, which means our digestive systems are better able to do this versus animal-based proteins. While meat may be easily digested, humans were never meant to consume the milk of other animals – and are, in fact, the only species that does so. If you want something that is highly digestible, without causing serious stomach issues to do so, you want to opt for proteins which are plant based.

Ease of Mixing

Plant-based protein shakes tend to mix easier, although this does vary based on the exact brand and formula you choose. While a seemingly small benefit, many consumers have expressed frustration at how difficult animal-based protein shakes are to mix.

Bonus: Natural Smoothie Recipes

These natural smoothie recipes work best with a protein powder based on plants, but can be used with animal-based also, if that is what you have decided to use. Each of these makes a perfect breakfast, or healthy dessert which will help those in muscle training programs get their necessary calories each day. Each recipe is suited for two people.

1: Peanut Butter Banana

Ingredients:

• 1.5 scoops of your favorite chocolate protein powder
• 3 bananas
• 2 tablespoons natural peanut butter
• 2 cups of almond milk
• 1 tablespoon organic honey or organic maple syrup

2: Berry Delight

Ingredients:

• 1.5 scoops of your favorite vanilla or strawberry protein powder
• ½ cup sliced strawberries
• ¼ cup blueberries
• ¼ cup blackberries
• 1.5 cups almond milk
• 1 tablespoon organic honey or organic maple syrup

3: Peachy Protein

Ingredients:

• 1.5 scoops of your favorite vanilla protein powder
• 1 cup frozen organic peach peeled and diced
• 1.5 cups almond milk
• 1 tablespoon organic honey or organic maple syrup

4: Make your Own!

To make your own recipe, simply follow the guidelines below to ensure proper thickness. Combine the following:

• 1.5 scoops of your favorite protein powder (any flavor)
• 1-1.5 cups of your favorite fruits or vegetables (spinach is a good veg choice)
• 1.5-2 cups liquid (almond milk, water, coconut milk, skim milk, ice cream, etc.)
• 1 tablespoon sweetener (honey, maple syrup, fruit juice, etc.)

The eighth and the latest game of the animal crossing series Animal Crossing: New Horizon, or the term you might be more familiar with, ACNH is a video game originated by the Nintendo gaming association. The game starts with us being a human character in the game where the village animals act like normal humans and perform regular human activities like hunting, fishing, etc. There are many characters in the game which perform different functions to make the game more enjoyable. It was released in March 2020. The game has not established many missions for the players but lets them do various activities in the rural village like chatting with other village members, planting plants, meeting new people, discovering islands, etc. The game is also based on human time, and the gameplay works accordingly as well.

NEW FEATURES OF ACNH

The latest game has improved much more than the previous one, and regular updates are also performed to make it entertaining to the players. The latest game is very realistic with amazing graphics and has added more details to the game than before. Now the plants are much more real, and the climate changes are also relevant and reasonable. The characters are also more detailed, and the villages’ items are also more natural, which makes the game more convincing. The game also added a nook phone which lets the player call other characters and take pictures with the camera. There are also many other apps in the nook phone to play with.

WE CAN BUY ACNH BELLS

The players who have been playing ACNH for a while know what the uses of the ACNH bells are in the game and why they are so important, but many people have recently started playing ACNH game and are unaware of the fact that these bells in the game are used as currency for buying items from the shops, trading with other villagers for goods and items, etc.

Although there are many ways we can get these bells in the game, there are not many opportunities, and many people don’t want to waste their time collecting these bells in ways like shaking trees, both money and normal, selling items to the stores, etc. Players can also send these bells to others as gifts.

There are many animal crossing items, which we can either get from working in the village or buy them online. Buying Animal crossing items from online websites is much more desirable for most consumers as we don’t have to waste much time, and by spending a few extra bucks, we can get the animal crossing items and animal crossing bells we always wanted. Buying these items online is easier and less time-consuming as well making it the preferred choice. Animal crossing bells for sale are also available on several websites. The websites that provide us these Animal crossing items can help us stop wasting our time within the game to get the items by doing some chores. Also, the price is quite reasonable on some websites, and some also provide the sale of these goods, making them more advantageous.

Barometric pressure has a direct effect on the life around us. The amount of atmospheric pressure is constantly changing and sudden changes can create health issues such as migraines in people to affecting behavior in animals. Barometric pressure is a highly searched criteria reaching around 201,000 times a month on average within the United States and achieving over 300,000 searches with the spelling of barometric pressure.

Barometric pressure measures the amount of downward force that the atmosphere exerts within a specific air column. Barometric pressure travels in terms of peaks, flats and valleys and will rise and fall accordingly. Atmospheric pressure is a key means to predicting weather 12 to 24 hours in advance and has a 70% accuracy rate. Pressure sensors will detect a drop in atmospheric pressure as inclement weather approaches. Typically, pressure drops in front of a weather system and then will rise as the weather systems moves out of the area. High pressure typically entails bright, blue, clear days or nights while normal pressure periods results in scattered clouds. As the atmospheric pressure gauge drops, expect increasing clouds and possibly storms as the atmospheric pressure continues to drop.

As people may feel the effects of barometric pressure changes in terms of ear pain, dizziness or headaches, animals too are affected by pressure changes. Many animals rely on scent and scent is highly dependent on atmospheric pressure. When low pressure is in the area, scent will travel further and higher in the atmosphere but as the millibars continues to drop resulting in rain, fog or snow, the scent will hug the ground and last longer. On high pressure days, scent will dissipate quickly.

The overall relationship between barometric pressure and changing weather conditions results in changes in animal behavior. Hunters and anglers alike monitor the sudden drops in millibars to predict an increase in animal movement. This increase in movement can be attributed to the animals or fish expecting inclement weather and survival instincts to feed and stock up on energy to survive a period of discomfort associated with long lasting storms.

Hunters, anglers and those sensitive to changes in barometric pressure may benefit from monitoring and tracking barometric pressure readings from gauges and at home weather stations. There are several types of pressure sensors and monitors that are available on the market. The prices range on eBay from a few dollars to hundreds of dollars for high end at home weather stations that come with a variety of external sensors for gauging wind direction, barometric pressure, temperature, and humidity. The barometric pressure sensor on many models tracks the past 24 hours of pressure readings that allow the user to determine if pressure is stable, rising or dropping at any given time. The following devices are popular for the climate monitoring enthusiast:

The Honeywell TE923 is a Deluxe Weather Station that cost from $200 to $300 from Amazon.com and utilizes external sensors such as the barometric pressure sensor, temperature and humidity sensors, UV sensor for measuring harmful UV levels and wind and rain sensors.

MFJ 196RC Deluxe Wireless Atomic Weather Station is offered on eBay for slightly below $200 and also utilizes external climate sensors for measuring and displaying barometric pressure changes, wind direction, temperature and humidity.

One of the downfalls of these types of home weather stations is the difficulty in storing these measurements. All of the monitors that I have seen across eBay and amazon display roughly the same information with the same graphics. While the Honeywell weather station stores 24 hours of atmospheric pressure readings, the MFJ weather station stores 12 to 20 hours of readings. From what I can tell, these popular models do not write each data point to an external system or within its memory for long term analysis. Don’t let that hold you back from exploring or purchasing one of these weather stations as the NOAA collects this types of data from across the country. I believe you can subscribe to their feed and bring in historical and current data for a specific area.

Spending the time and money to monitor and track barometric pressure changes can help determine the type of behavior animals will exhibit. By understanding how rises and drops of barometric pressure readings will influence animal behavior, a hunter or angler will be able to more effectively prepare their strategy on how to hunt or fish.