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Research on PCQ Pet Wins Texas A&M Award

April 10, 2019 --  Ariela Thomas won first place for her presentation in the Agriculture and Life Sciences category at Student Research Week at Texas A&M University. The title “Synergistic interaction between palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) and quercetin in the reduction of inflammation”.

Research on PCQ Pet Wins Texas A&M Award

 

Researcher Wins Award for Landmark Study on PCQ Pet

April 10, 2019 --  Ariela Thomas won first place for her presentation in the Agriculture and Life Sciences category at Student Research Week at Texas A&M University.

 The title was “Synergistic interaction between palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) and quercetin in the reduction of inflammation”.

 

 

Dr. Thomas and Dr. Susanne Talcott, Ph.D. also coordinated the landmark study on PCQ Pet™ in older dogs at Texas A&M Veterinary School.

Results from the study included:

Older dogs taking PCQ Pet™ experienced the following:

  1. 58% reduction in pain interference

  2. 57% improvement in quality of life

  3. 32% reduction in pain severity

After years of research and extensive market trials, the conclusions on the patent-pending formula in PCQ Pet are clear:

  • Dogs taking PCQ Pet™ experienced a significant increase in physical activity and exercise.
     
  • Dogs taking PCQ Pet™ were more likely to stay active and healthy through their middle age and golden years.

Source: https://nutrition.tamu.edu/2019/04/10/ariela-thomas-wins-1st-place-in-student-research-week/