The Pet Health & Nutrition Center Q&AAnswer
May 08, 2025 - 11:03 AM
Cell Salts would not be my primary suggestion for yeast and Lipomas. Although most are thinking of the lipoma as a fatty deposit brought about by potentially excess dietary fat from the diet, this is not the case. The lipoma is a fatty deposit but the fat is there to contain toxins or other debris that the body is having trouble eliminating through regular channels. For dogs a diet high in starch can lead to lipomas, and all dry dog food has to be a minimum of 40% starch, though most are 50% -60%, in order to bind the ingredients together in a kibble. In addition to the high starch, most processed commercial pet food company diets contain a significant amount of glyphosate (RoundUp) as well as other herbicides and pesticides and can contribute to toxic load. I would suggest a cleaner whole food diet if you have not moved to one already. Starches and poor quality diets also contribute to yeast. For both Yeast and Fatty growths in addition to a whole food diet I would recommend our Digestive Enzymes and Probiotics (fed mixed in with meals), and our Systemic Enzymes (kept in the capsule whole and fed either 45 minutes before meals or two hours after).
