Your extraordinary pet.

What actually happened here is that our country does not get medals in the Olympics because we are short — so I had an idea to increase the height of humans through Nadipathy medical treatment, making the new generation grow taller, up to ten feet, so that we would win more medals. After researching the matter I came to know that it would take about 1400 years to build a society of ten-foot-tall people. As I would not live all those years, I thought I would carry out this process on animals — in particular on cows — and make the Ongole breed even taller. But if Ongole cattle grew larger, the heavy demand for beef in the global market would let traders exploit that, and I would become responsible for the slaughter and carry that sin. So I came to the opposite idea: making these big cows into smaller cows. That is how this research began, taking short breeds like the Manyam breed, Bengal Bhoni, Karnataka Mallad Gida, Kerala Velchuru and Nepal Mini Mouse — at that stage about four to five feet tall.

After arriving at the conclusion to reduce the height of the cattle, I decided to use the acupuncture method of Nadipathy medical therapy for that purpose.

Acupuncture treatment was performed on the calf within hours of its birth. Afterwards, a calf that should grow a foot grows only a few inches. Given repeatedly, the treatment stops the calf's height growth at the age when it should grow, and thereafter its height will not increase.

In this way, five-foot cows were gradually brought down to three feet in Kakinada by following this procedure on hundreds of cows. A parallel research was also done: some cows were sent to snowing hilly regions such as the Himalayas, some to very hot places, some to mountain areas, some to sea level and some to low-altitude places below sea level.

During this research it was observed that calves born to cows sent to the snowing hilly regions had more hair on their bodies. Genetically these cows had no hair, but the cold made it grow naturally; those in hot climates developed none. Cows on the coast gave birth to long-legged calves, while cows at higher altitudes gave birth to short calves.

For our intention to produce short calves, the genetic characteristic of the cow's body is one reason, and the climate of the area where they live is another. Realizing this, we needed a place like Punganur, the birthplace of small cows in our country. Lingaparthi — a village in the middle of the hills — was identified as such a place and chosen to breed these very small cows, and Nadipathy Goshala was started there, breeding only cows between two and three feet in height.

Only 30 percent of this height reduction is the effect of medicine, 30 percent the effect of nature, 30 percent the effect of heredity and genetics, and the remaining 10 percent is due to different methods of preventing height increase. My attempt here is to create a cow within two feet and mutate it according to our needs. For example, if a one-year-old bonsai tree is kept in the shade and then placed in the sun, the tree does not grow tall — in the same way, cattle are mutated by creating an indoor growing environment. According to science, tooth, bone, nail and hair mutation takes place on a human, animal or cow body depending on the living environment and its activities.

According to this theory, six generations of cows were mutated in a home or apartment environment to produce micro cows whose hooves could walk without slipping on house floors and tiles. Micro cattle are under 1½ feet tall. A normal cow cannot walk on floor tiles because of its hard hooves, but a nano cow's hooves are smooth. While developing them, four types were created: one that walks on soil, one that can walk on hard floors, one that moves on soft tiles, and the fourth — micro — which can live on couches, beds, mattresses and carpets. It is a natural, ready mutation created to be friendly and habituated to humans, like the pets currently living in our homes.

The reason we had to do this is the same reason we make old big trees smaller and grow them in pots, do agriculture on a terrace with crops meant for an acre of land, make a big computer small, or grow a fish pond in a small tank. In the same way we have reduced these things for our needs — and now small-size cows have been researched and created with the intention of rearing a cow at home.

Dr. P. KrishnamrajuFounder — Nadipathy® & Nadipathy Goshala