The Cause and Treatment for Cancer in Animals and in Humans

Posted on August 15th, 2016

What is the definition of cancer? Cancer is caused by the uncontrollable growth of abnormal cells in different areas of the body. After many years of clinical practice, I have found that all of the animals I have worked with and treated for cancer, all had elevated Total Estrogen. The few human health care professionals […]

Cancer and Auto-Immunity

Posted on August 15th, 2016

The medical profession is treating the affects of Cancer and Auto-immunity aggressively, and are making gains. However did you ever wonder what caused cancer and auto-immunity? Every patient I have been involved with, whether dogs, cats, horses or people, all have an identifiable, hormonal antibody imbalance. Every one of these patients with either cancer or […]

What the World Needs to Know About Cancer

Posted on August 15th, 2016

WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT CANCER FOR ANIMALS AND POSSIBLY FOR HUMANS THAT HAS BEEN UNRECOGNIZED There are a number of different theories that are thought to be the cause of cancer. The Metabolic Theory of Cancer recognizes the fact that cancer originates from cellular damage, due to their oxidative energy production, with […]

The Results of an International Convention

Posted on August 15th, 2016

Dr. AL Plechner has been researching severe allergies, autoimmune diseases and cancer in animals and humans, for the past 50 years. He has found in animals and humans, that the endocrine system regulates the immune system, and normally the immune system, does not function on its own, His endocrine immune blood studies, have been researched […]

A Thought About Cataracts

Posted on July 29th, 2016

Today’s pets, are plagued with the development of lens opacities referred to as a cataract. Wikipedia says a cataract is a cloudy lens that leads to a loss of vision. The following are thought to be the main causes, for cataracts; . Aging . Trauma . Radiation exposure . Postsurgical . Genetics . Present at […]

The Theory of Endocrine Immune Surveillance

Posted on July 28th, 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 […]

A Natural Treatment for Renal Disease

Posted on July 28th, 2016

Introduction Both acute and chronic kidney failure are serious illnesses that afflicts dogs, cats, horses and other animals. Conventional treatment can help manage many of the symptoms. Supplementing with calcium Montmorillonite clay may help with a number of conditions brought on by kidney failure. Scientific research has proven calcium Montmorillonite effective in preventing osteoporosis and […]

Dental Disease and Peridontitis

Posted on July 28th, 2016

A large percentage of tooth problems in humans and in animals, originates from inflammation of the gums. According the Wikipedia, periodontitis comes from an inflammatory disease effecting the gum tissue. When this occurs, it causes a lack of support and survival of the teeth. Periodontitis or inflammation of the gum tissue, will cause progressive loss […]

A SARDS Pet Owner’s Thoughts About the Difference Between Dr. Plechner’s Protocol and Levin’s Protocol

Posted on July 28th, 2016

I recently read an exchange at SARDS Dogs Adrenal Exhaustion (a Yahoo group) and would like to share it here. Paula’s SARDS dog was treated with my protocol, which resulted in eyesight return for Butter P. To achieve the best results using Plechner’s syndrome the following must be taken into consideration: 1) How well the […]

Why Are Intermediate Hormones Being Prescribed Instead of Direct Cortisol Replacements?

Posted on July 19th, 2016

The world of medicine has been directed since 1948 by some very prominent medical brothers that said the use of cortisone acetate may be very damaging for a patient and not indicated, even though endocrine immune levels were not tested. Today’s medical profession has the ability to test for these imbalances, but unfortunately their medical […]

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