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ARTICLES

Adrenal-Immune Disturbance in Animals offers Therapeutic Insights for Multiple Human Disorders (first published as "Chaos in the Cortex") | download pdf

An Effective Veterinary Model May Offer Therapeutic Promise for Human Illness

Unrecognized Endocrine-Immune Defects in Multiple Diseases: An Effective Veterinary Model May Offer Therapeutic Promise for Human Illness | download pdf

Introduction (Endocrine-Immune Mechanisms in Animals and Human Health Implications)

Innovative Cancer Therapy that Saves Animals May Work for Humans

 

PAPERS

"Canine Immune Complex diseases", Alfred J. Plechner DVM and Mark Shannon. Modern Veterinary Practice, November 1976, p. 917

"Food Induced Hypersensitivity", Plechner and Shannon. Modern Veterinary Practice", March 1977, p. 225

"Food Mediated Disorders", Plechner and Shannon. California Veterinarian, June 1978

"Endocrine-Immune Surveillance", Plechner, Shannon, Epstein, Goldstein and Howard. Pulse, June-July 1978

"Theory of Endocrine Immune Surveillance", Plechner. California Veterinarian, January 1979, p. 12

"Preliminary Observations on Endocrine Associated Immunodeficiencies in Dogs - A Clinician Explores the Relationship of Immunodeficiencies to Endocrinopathy", Plechner. Modern Veterinary Practice, October 1979, p. 811

"Feline Nutrition - Read the Label", Plechner. Pet Age, November 1982, p. 12

"Canine Nutrition", Plechner. Pet Age, February 1983, p. 20

"Skin Problems - Mineral Supplements May Be The Answer", Plechner. Pet Age, November 1985, p. 24

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BOOKS

Endocrine-Immune Mechanisms in Animals and Human 
							health Implications
ISBN 1461151554
60 pages
$24.79 US
plus shipping

 

Endocrine-Immune Mechanisms in Animals and Human Health Implications
(Compendium of Articles)

By Alfred Plechner, DVM

Description:

"Endocrine-Immune Mechanisms in Animals and Human Health Implications", looks at the relationship of the hormone regulation of the immune system. His collection of articles and writings that have appeared in numerous publications explains the relationship between the endocrine and immune systems. He explains to readers how this endocrine-immune imbalance can be the cause of allergies, auto-immunity and cancer in animals and how these imbalances also apply to humans. By explaining this delicate imbalance, Plechner seeks to help his fellow health care professionals to identify the causes of certain diseases as opposed to only treating the effects of these diseases which cause specific clinical signs and symptoms. He states that there may be a reason to believe that his treatment in animals can be successful for treatment in humans also.

"Over the years, I have discovered new ways to diagnose and treat the cause of many diseases and illnesses that cripple the quality of life for a patient," Plechner says. "It all stems from a hormone imbalance that leads to the disruption of the immune system". Written for fellow practitioners, biomedical researchers and pet owners, Dr. Plechner believes that readers will end this book with a new perspective on many illnesses like allergy, auto-immunity and cancer that occur in animals and in people. He hopes his research will inspire health care professionals to delve further into medical research in regards to not only treating the medical effects in animals and humans, but at the same time, identify the cause of the disease. "My hope," says the author, "is that my research will help animals and people live a better life free from disease."

Compendium Contents:

Introduction

Unrecognized Endocrine-Immune Defects in Multiple Diseases: An Effective Veterinary Model May Offer Therapeutic Promise for Human Illness

Adrenal-Immune Disturbance in Animals offers Therapeutic Insights for Multiple Human Disorders

Do Adrenal-Immune Disturbances in Animals and Common Variable Immunodeficiency in Humans Have a Common Cause?

Cortisol Abnormality as a Cause of Elevated Estrogen and Immune Destabliation

Importance of IgA

Reproductive Failure and Adrenal-Thyroid-Immune Dysfunction

Adrenal Toxicity and Hormonal and Immune Destabiliation in Animals

Innovative Cancer Therapy that Saves Animals May Work for Humans

Suggested Human Human Protocol and Important Considerations

Blood Tests and Evaluations

Therapy Possibilities for Humans

Published 2011 by CreateSpace

 

 

book Pets at Risk
ISBN 0939165481
194 pages
sold out

 

 

Pets at Risk: From Allergies to Cancer, Remedies for an Unsuspected Epidemic

By Alfred J. Plechner, DVM with Martin Zucker

The Breakthrough Endocrine-Immune Balance Program

Veterinarian Al Plechner has identified an unrecognized endocrine-immune disturbance as a major cause of multiple disorders in dogs and cats. These disorders include allergies, epilepsy, viral diseases, inflammatory bowel, autoimmunity, cancer and more. In Pets at Risk the authors explain Dr. Plechner’s break-through clinical discoveries and his program for successfully treating a wide range of health problems. He has successfully treated tens of thousands of cats and dogs with this progam.

This informative book describes an unsuspected root cause of multiple diseases and symptoms and lays out the practical steps that pet owners and their veterinarians can take to correct this problem. An excellent resource for pet owners whose animal companions have chronic health problems or for pet owners interested in preventative health care.

Correction - "Pets At Risk" page 90, paragraph 3 should read: Depomedrol .1 [a decimal point] milligrams per one pound of body wt.

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Published 2003 by NewSage Press, Inc.

 

 

book Pet Allergies
ISBN 0961545208
128 pages
sold out

 

 

Pet Allergies - Remedies for an Epidemic

By Alfred J. Plechner, DVM and Martin Zucker

Published 1985 by Very Healthy Enterprises

 

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