07/31/2026
A Google review from the owner of a dog I worked with using the QCell3. This machine has been amazing!
From: Maria Mandarino LAc
I reached out to Suzanne in anticipation of a two-day road trip I had planned, hoping her Q-Cell work could help my highly anxious Maltipoo manage the journey. What happened was remarkable—and immediate.
During the remote Q-Cell transmission, I watched my dog begin to pant and then yawn, just as Suzanne said she would. She drank water, and then something happened that I had not seen in seven years: she went to her bed, curled up, and went to sleep.
This dog has never been able to truly relax. For seven years, she paced during the day and would only sleep comfortably in her crate. We had tried behavioral therapy, herbal calming treats, CBD, and even Prozac. Nothing helped; in fact, some interventions seemed to make her more anxious. Suzanne’s work with the Q-Cell was the first thing that genuinely helped her relax.
Around the same time, my dog was experiencing severe diarrhea, with blood and mucus. Four vets recommended a diet of chicken and rice, but her GI symptoms continued to return. Suzanne’s scans showed significant inflammation in her GI tract, and while her treatments repeatedly stopped the diarrhea and bleeding, the improvement never lasted.
After six weeks, my dog became so sick and weak that I thought I was going to lose her. I called a euthanasia vet, and while waiting for her to call me back, I decided to give my dog what I thought might be her last meal: her own food, which she had once enjoyed. She ate it eagerly—and had no gastric reaction. Instead, she perked up, walked around, and even started to play.
When the euthanasia vet called, I explained what had happened. After asking me several questions, she suggested that my dog might be reacting to the chicken and rice and told me to stop feeding it immediately.
I spoke with Suzanne, and the pieces fell into place. The dietary protocol had likely created so much inflammation that it was interfering with the Q-Cell treatments. Once the chicken and rice were removed, my dog's intestinal problems fully resolved.
My dog is now back to herself—and, remarkably, she is still calm and continues to sleep peacefully in her bed. After seven years of anxiety and never truly being able to settle, that alone feels extraordinary. I am incredibly grateful to Suzanne for her persistence, care, and the work she did with my dog.