Cruelty Free International Blog by C. Hui Yii https://padlet.com/Thecatwoman/9nuj1mml7w3f Live Cruelty Free! en-us 2017-03-07 07:49:41 UTC 2023-02-18 15:08:45 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Doubleheart.png Cruelty Free International Thecatwoman https://padlet.com/Thecatwoman/9nuj1mml7w3f/wish/160999369 One of my all time favorite industry blog to read is the cruelty free international blog. This blog always provide specific, factual and reliable information which I think every people need to know and understand more about. 
The reason why I love this blog is because I think it is everyone  responsible to take care about the animals. Every spirit in this world need respect. Even though if you are not an animal lover, but at least do not hurt them.
The link of this industry blogs]]> 2017-03-19 15:34:42 UTC https://padlet.com/Thecatwoman/9nuj1mml7w3f/wish/160999369 Have a heart for animals Thecatwoman https://padlet.com/Thecatwoman/9nuj1mml7w3f/wish/161000761 Have A Heart For Animals is a blog about the World Heart Day 2016 posted by Dr Katy Taylor on 29th September 2016.This one of the interesting blog to read prepared by this industry. In this blog, Dr Katy mentioned about how many innocent animals are used in the pointless experiments to find the cure for cardiovascular diseases every year. Animals have been used by researchers in heart diseases for over a century. current research on animals involves artificially clogging the arteries of animals. Rabbits, rats, dogs, pigs and even monkeys are forced to consume a ‘western diet’ high in fat and cholesterol. The animals are then put on a healthier diet or given drugs to see if the clogging of the arteries can be reduced.]]> 2017-03-19 15:50:09 UTC https://padlet.com/Thecatwoman/9nuj1mml7w3f/wish/161000761 The sad truth Thecatwoman https://padlet.com/Thecatwoman/9nuj1mml7w3f/wish/161002400 However, such experiments are extremely artificial when compared to the human situation. Heart disease is a complex disorder affected by many factors including diet, age, lifestyle and existing conditions such as diabetes.  There is no one animal experiment that is able to encompass all of the variables known to cause the disease in humans. Many animals also metabolize fat in different ways to humans, and greatly differ in their susceptibility to the development of clogged arteries.

In humans the onset of a heart attack is often the consequence of many years of underlying disease. The symptoms of a heart attack in the animals used in these experiments usually occur immediately as a result of cruel surgical intervention. 

So this World Heart Day, rather than fixating on ‘quick-fix’ solutions, resulting in the needless suffering and death of thousands of animals, we should shift our focus towards reducing risk factors and optimizing prevention. Eat a healthy diet, do more exercise, cut down on smoking and drinking. Your heart will be grateful for it. And so will the animals.

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