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Once there was a lady who visited her personal physician to discuss some joint pain issues, she mentioned that on bad days, she had preferred to stay in her bed with her cats. Her doctor said, “Oh that’s excellent! A cat’s purr is known to help strengthen bones.” Of course, she had to ask him to kindly to tell herwhat in the world he was talking about and that was when she learned that having cats has actually been scientifically proven to promote healing! A cat’s purr (vibrational stimulation) has been linked to the relief of suffering in persons with both acute and chronic pain, generating new tissue growth, augmenting wound tissue strength, improving local circulation and oxygenation, reducing swelling and inhibiting bacterial growth.
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