Read the articles below to learn about hormones and how they affect your pets. Dr. Plechner's 50+ years of experience can benefit you and your pet in many ways. This website was put together as a valuable resource for pet owners. You can also request a consultation with Dr. Plechner by clicking here.
ACTH Stimulation
Adrenal Fatigue Revisited
An Ancient Third Eye Revisited (Pineal gland)
Are Steroids Being Over Used And Misunderstood?
Atypical Cortisol Estrogen Imbalance Syndrome (ACEIS)
Cortisol Active or Bound?
Cortisol, Too Much?
The Discovery Of An Animal Model That Is Similar To Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH)...
Do I Have This Syndrome?
The Endocrine Regulation of IGA
Estrogen Dominance
How Not To Use Cortisone
Metabolic Hypothyroidism In Humans And Animals
Plechner's Syndrome (ACEIS)
Sexual Maladies
NOTE - With any chronic disease process including SARDS, it is vital for you to realize that many monthly, applied or oral insect repellants, are endocrine interrupters that may have helped caused the original disease process and you should absolutely avoid their use.
Please read the article on Dr. Plechner’s Corner of my website entitled, Chemical Insect Repellents and please review the links.
At the very end of the article, there will be listed natural substances that claim to create the same protective results without causing chronic diseases that do not contain endocrine interrupters.
Hopefully this kind of information will help you and your veterinarian treat chronic diseases in your pet that may have been caused by using a monthly insect repellent.
Please remember, the damage that these endocrine interrupters may have caused, can remain permanent even in the face of correcting the endocrine immune imbalance.
For more information on this subject, please consider contacting your veterinarian, the American Veterinary Medical Association and the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association.
You may also want to search online for "Natural Products for Repelling Insects in Pets" for your own information.
I have had two natural products that have been recommended to me that are said to be safe and effective, which I have personally have never used.
One recommendation was for the use of an all-natural weekly spray for fleas, ticks and mosquitoes and to can get more information about this product please to www.wondercide.com.
The other recommended natural product was a monthly, oral, heart worm repellent that you can also get more information about by going to ambertech.com.
Hopefully these thoughts and this information will help you find a safe and non- chemical alternative for protecting your pet from getting fleas, ticks and heartworms.
