Better Treatment of Animals Will Help us to Remain Human

Every day, in all countries of the world animals are fighting for life. They are enslaved, beaten, and chained to make them manifest as "entertainment" for man; they are separated and confined so that we can kill them and eat them I will. They are toxic and live under the name of "science"; people are shocked to be able to wear a coat to parade, necked, and peeled off; worse PETA). Painful procedure of clothing.

An estimated 26 million animals are used each year for scientific and commercial testing. These animals are used to develop a variety of things such as medical treatment, safety check of products used by humans, calculation of drug toxicity, biomedical, health, commercial use (Hajar 2011). Animal experiments can be traced back to the era of ancient Greece and as doctor Ibn Zuhr (Hajar 2011) of the 12th century doctor scientists such as Aristotle and Erasistratus experimented with living animals.

Animal experiments help scientists understand diseases that affect animals and humans. Scientists also use animal experiments to test new treatments for human and animal diseases, such as new drugs and new surgical procedures. Finally, some animal experiments help scientists understand the basic biology of animals. To help scientists understand multiple sclerosis (MS), animals may be paralyzed moderately. This is temporary and disappears after the experiment. Later, the researchers observed the animals and learned how the disease affected the movement around the cage. This will help scientists understand how MS affects people and how to treat them.

Animal experiments can be for the benefit of animals and humans. Cardiac worm drugs are designed from animal studies and help to save the lives of many dogs. Animal experiments also provide a better understanding of the nutrition of cats and why cats live longer and healthier. Animal testing also helps to test whether products are environmentally friendly. In addition, there is no animal substitute for testing immunity.