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, and how they are related, and what these […]
In 2004, I published a paper in the Journal of Toxicology, called Adrenal Toxicity and Hormonal and Immune Deregulation in Animals. Since then and even before then, many articles have been published on the dangers to humans and animals when exposed to manmade chemicals. We realize today that these chemicals can cause unhealthy genetic alterations, […]
For many years, I have clinically viewed the creation of what I have called the Genetic Ice Age. The Genetic Ice Age may occur for many different reasons. In animals, the reason the Genetic Ice Age mainly occurs is due to inbreeding that feral populations of animals and humans have created. This was noted many […]
The Medical Ice Age refers to the rapid progression of genetic and chemical alterations that have occurred with humans and animals. Unfortunately, medical and veterinary professions that are being taught only evidence-based medicine, have not been able to keep up with the advanced needs of the patients. This is why you are seeing the development […]
It is important to realize that our environment has changed, not only for ourselves, but also for our pets. The day when any and all types of foods can be eaten by ourselves and our pets, no longer exists. With the fear of eating and feeding contaminated food products, we worry about foods that contain […]
From Journal of the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association – January–March 2004, Volume 22, Number 4 During more than three decades of clinical practice involving many thousands of cases, I have repeatedly identified an unrecognized endocrine-immune disturbance as a major trigger of multiple problems in canines and felines, including allergies, viral and other infectious diseases, […]
Wikipedia indicates that “The Achilles’s Tendon” is known as the calcaneal tissue at the back of the leg that is the thickest tendon in the human body. It serves to attach the calf to the heel. Achilles’s heel relates to the mythical story of Achilles, who was slain during the Trojan War by a poison […]
During my 50 years of clinical, veterinary practice, I have been given the opportunity to complete over 90,000 endocrine immune tests in animals and more than 2,000 endocrine immune blood tests in humans I have found that most chronic, catastrophic diseases in animals and humans, originate from an imbalanced adrenal cortisol that leads to an […]
There are two major organs in an animal and in a human that produce significant amounts of estrogen. These estrogen producing organs are the ovaries and the adrenal cortex. The functions of the ovarian estrogens are well documented, while the estrogen that is being produced by the adrenal cortex is not. There is very little […]
This article has been designed for those of you with busy schedules that don’t have time to read long articles. 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 search this website for […]
