We have heard from Professor Matsuzaki of Dokkyo Medical University, whom we already held in respect.
Here is the Home Page of the Oncology Society of Japan.
Mr. Okawa:
I would like to try French maritime pine polyphenol on my elderly dog. He/She has a tumor and disturbs us at night by barking due to the pain.
I have tried various things, but have been unable to ease the pain, and if things go on this way, I have no hope of keeping him/her alive until the end of the year.
~A more recent report~
Mr. Okawa:
Thank you for sending me "the French maritime pine polyphenol" .
Today I immediately began giving the product made for animals to our elderly dog.
He/She weighs about 10 kg, and I am giving him/her one pill each morning and night.
Should I increase the dosage?
He/She has a facial tumor and seems to be experiencing abdominal pain, so I suspect a cancer of the digestive tract.
He/She has become very weak, and I don't know whether he/she will live out the year.
His/Her fur is in poor condition, and he/she just totters along when taken for a walk.
He/She is already fifteen years old, and I hope to keep him/her alive until New Year's Day. (Next year is the Year of the Dog.)
I will let you know how things are going.
~The next message~
Mr. Okawa:
Thank you for letting me know about the dosage for French maritime pine polyphenol. I will try the suggested amount and observe the results. Have a happy New Year.
~The next message~
Mr. Okawa:
I appreciate having had your support during this past year.
I have been giving our dog two pills of French maritime pine polyphenol, morning and night.
I was afraid that he/she would weaken and die by the end of the year, but he/she is still well.
When I come home in the evening, he/she barks in a very lively way to get me to take him/her for a walk.
He/She is fifteen years old, which makes him/her over seventy in human terms, but it looks as if he/she may live awhile longer.
Thank you for your great food for special dietary use.
Please help me in the coming year as well. Have a happy New Year.
~The next message~
Mr. Okawa:
It's a shame that we were unable to meet at Yokohama Pacifico.
I have continued giving our dog French maritime pine polyphenol, and it has been tremendously effective.
He/She was terribly weak, so I was thinking that he/she would not survive until the end of December in the cold weather we are having this winter. However, he/she has become healthy again and is livelier than ever.
I am still worried, though, that he/she is not completely cured because his/her fur is stll in poor condition.
My thought is that if his/her fur undergoes normal shedding when the warm weather arrives, that will be a good sign.
If I had used the assessment method presented by Dr. Kadosawa at last year's "Open Seminar on Cancer", I would have a numerical record of his/her improvement. As it is, it is an imperfect evaluation of the effects, but I wouldn't mind your including it in your blog.
One could expect that if owners knew what pet illnesses can be helped by the supplement, more of them might use it, and I think it would be great if it had the same striking effectiveness in humans.
Shigeru Matsuzaki