Cats are not like other animals

Kidney disease in cats is very different from kidney disease in humans or dogs. According to Dr. Toru Miyazaki, who uncovered the mechanism behind feline kidney disease, cats are born with a hereditary disorder that prevents a specific protein in their body from functioning properly. This, in turn, renders cats more susceptible to the dangers of kidney disease. That’s why cat owners need to take special measures to properly manage their cats’ kidney disease.

  • Byeol | 8 years old

    Diagnosed with stage 2 kidney disease

    I tried so many other nutritional supplements before Dr. Toru Protocol, but none of them managed to bring Byeol’s creatinine levels down to normal levels. But Dr. Toru Protocol got them to drop in just 2 months! I’m so happy it helped Byeol, and I’ll make sure to continue administering it!

  • Dongdong | 3 years old

    Currently managing creatinine

    Dongdong’s test results showed a high creatinine level for his age, so I felt I had to try anything to help him. I bought the supplements, and now he always licks his bowl clean, which is such a relief. I’ll keep giving him these supplements and look forward to Greycoat Research's future releases!

  • Lui | 10 years old

    Diagnosed with stage 1 kidney disease

    Lui’s currently on her third bottle of supplements! She’s a lot more active now, and doesn’t urinate as often as she did. I started feeding her the supplements as a prevention measure, since she has stage 1 kidney disease.

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The Institute for AIM Medicine

Dr. Toru Miyazaki

  • Graduated from the University of Tokyo School of Medicine in 1986
  • Worked as a researcher at the Louis Pasteur University of Strasbourg/IGBMC (France) from 1992
  • Principal Researcher at the Basel Institute for Immunology (Switzerland) from 1995
  • Associate Professor at Center for Immunology at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas (USA) from 2000
  • Served as a professor at the Graduate School of Medicine, University of Tokyo, from 2006 to 2022
  • Working as the President and Director of the Institute for AIM Medicine (IAM)
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