Posted on December 6th, 2016
In the mid 1940’s, a major human medical laboratory made the decision that there are only three types of estrogen that are produced in the human body. Those three types of estrogen are estradiol, estrone and estriole. Today’s medical practices usually only measure these three types of estrogen, and are aware of the fact that […]
Posted on December 5th, 2016
Over the years as a veterinarian with my own clinical studies, I have wondered what the difference was between postmenopausal women and surgical induced, postmenopausal canines. I have also been interested in what types of hormonal therapy are usually prescribed for postmenopausal, human females. It is uncommon to see a postmenopausal female canine that has […]
Posted on December 5th, 2016
CLINICAL BRIEF’S. This article has been designed for those of you that lose interest in reading an entire article. These clinical briefs discuss the important facts that appear in many of the different articles on my website. For more information on any of the clinical briefs that are discussed, please go to www.drpechner.com for more […]
Posted on December 5th, 2016
Today’s canine pets are quite complex as are their diets, and many times are canine pets are even more genetically inbred than we have ever imagined or thought. My clinical studies including endocrine immune blood tests; have identified the fact that this genetic inbreeding has created a condition that causes the canine pet to have […]
Posted on November 18th, 2016
Increased Adrenal Estrogen May Have Been Identified as One Cause for Developing Uncontrolled Tissue Growth (Cancer) in Canines, Felines, Equines, and Humans. Over the past 50 years in veterinary practice, I have found that an adrenal imbalance in cortisol can result in the production of elevated amounts of adrenal estrogen, which appears to be associated […]
Posted on November 3rd, 2016
It is important to understand why oxidation, free radicals, and inflammation play such an important role in providing good health and helping to avoid disease. Hopefully the following article, which is designed for the pet owner and patient, will help you understand how these three conditions function, how they are related, and what these actual […]
Posted on November 1st, 2016
Pertaining to my clinical veterinary studies, this article was an attempt to share my thoughts with my veterinary profession. The California Veterinarian found my article to be interesting enough to publish it in their journal in January of 1979. I also created this article titled The Theory of Endocrine Immune Surveillance which I would like […]
Posted on October 30th, 2016
Your time is here to be concerned. There are proven commercial interests, plus commercial industrial corporations that have politicians and other chemical manufactures interesting in selling products that may make billions of dollars every year, but her hurting you, your family, your family pets and the environments we have left for our offspring including what […]
Posted on October 28th, 2016
There is an entire family of commonly eaten foods that will suppress the thyroid production of its important hormones that are vitally necessary to regulate the metabolism of the entire body. This family of foods is referred to as goitrogenic. This means, they can interfere with the uptake and use of iodine causing an enlarged […]
Posted on October 26th, 2016
For many years, there has been a medical controversy whether to eat and to feed your pet foods that contain plant based estrogens (phytoestrogens). The controversy involves whether phytoestrogens bind the estrogen sites in the body, thus stopping harmful estrogen from other sources from binding these sites; or do the phytoestrogens actually cause a health […]