DMG enhances energy levels, endurance and muscle metabolism. It possesses anti-cancer activity, while also preventing metastasis (the spread of cancer). DMG aids in cardiovascular functions by reducing elevated cholesterol, blood pressure, and triglyceride levels and improves circulation. It has antiviral, antibacterial, and anti-tumor properties and modulates inflammation responses. DMG improves the immune response by increasing resistance to disease and infection. It improves oxygen utilization to reduce hypoxic ( low oxygen) states in the body. Kendall, PhD, in his book, Building Wellness with DMG, ”DMG provides useful building units for the biosynthesis of vitamins, hormones, neurotransmitters, antibodies, nucleic acids and other metabolically active molecules.
This is why DMG can produce such a wide range of positive benefits in the body.īut what does all this biochemistry mean for the health of your parrot?Īccording to Roger V. These methyl groups provide essential building blocks for a huge number of metabolic processes.ĭue to the high demand the cells of the body have for methyl groups and the strategic position they hold in cellular metabolism DMG increases the efficiency of cellular reactions and improves the nutritional environment of the cell. Because of its construction, DMG easily supplies methyl groups to biochemical reactions throughout the body. The two hydrogen atoms are replaced with methyl (CH3) groups on the nitrogen atom. Biochemically, it is formed from the simplest amino acid, glycine. When using DMG the best results are seen when it is used in combination with feeding a nutritious, balanced selection of wholesome foods – such as is found in my “ Balanced Exotic Avian Maintenance Diet Food Plan”.īut what is DMG and how can it help so many diverse situations?ĭMG (dimethylglycine) is an vital component of both animal and human metabolism. DMG has also been effective in reducing and even eliminating stress related behaviors. While with companion parrots, or in the aviary, positive improvements have been seen in birds with chronic feather picking (or over grooming) habits, immune related diseases and infections and liver toxicity. Many birds had recoveries better than expected and overall survival rates increased. These included rapid breathing, loss of muscle mass from the keel (breast bone), and refusal to eat. This center has also recorded a sharp decrease in stress related behaviors commonly observed in captive wild birds. One wildlife rehabilitation facility reported a significant decrease in the length of time needed for recovery and rehabilitation before release back into the wild. From wild bird rescue to enhancing wellness in companion parrots, DMG has been documented as producing amazing results.
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