She uses the therapy in conjunction with the algae, and that has given Bennett a following. I ve had it since high school. Between algae and Bowen, I think it saved her life and gave her a good quality of life. After Bennett s work, Nemecek started studying Bowen herself. Schoedler said she has not heard of Bowen, but said the benefits of physical therapy are real.
People are more and more into alternative things right now.
I think it s a healthy thing. But despite Bennett s success with the algae and therapy techniques, Tasha Mayberry warns against giving supplements to animals without first contacting a veterinarian. Mayberry, an office manager at Durango Animal Hospital, said certain things the human body can consume, such as chocolate, may be toxic to animals. She was not specifically familiar, though, with Super Blue Green Algae. Contents copyright 2000, the Durango Herald.