I was reviewing some of my published clinical articles at PubMed recently and forgot how clearly these abstracts were written. They were written by prominent MD and PHD Journals and I thought I’d share them with you. Med Hypotheses. 2004; 62(4):575-81. Cortisol abnormality as a cause of elevated estrogen and immune destabilization: insights for […]
Dr. Plechner discusses cortisol imbalance.
Dr. AL Plechner discusses toxicity of some insect repellents, and other safer options.
Wikipedia defines calcinosis cutis as a type of calcinosis wherein the calcium deposits form in the skin. VCA Animal Hospitals has found in animals that these calcium deposits are in the dermis or subcutaneous layers of the skin, and are usually of minimum significance in the young animals but may indicate a serious underlying disease […]
Dr. AL Plechner discusses the cause of Irritable Bowel Syndrome, an IgA deficiency, and why it’s important to do an endocrine immune balance test.
Dr. AL Plechner discusses how to prevent major diseases in your pet by checking hormone levels.
Dr. AL Plechner discusses vaccines, titers, and pets.
Dr. AL Plechner discusses idiopathic epilepsy in dogs, cats and humans; and information about an endocrine immune test to identify a cortisol imbalance.
Dr. Plechner discusses hyperthyroidism in cats and how there may be a cortisol imbalance, instead of hyperthyroidism.
It appears there is a definite increase in the number of cancer patients, including breast cancer (mammary carcinoma) patients, in the world affecting both humans and animals. In my 50 years of clinical, veterinary practice, I have found that all the cancer patients I have been involved with, whether animals or humans, ALL have elevated […]
