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 Healing
Horses with Glandulars
When treating chronic diseases my goal is to cure
the disease. You may laugh at this point, because everyone knows
certain conditions are listed as chronic diseases and there is no
cure but only control of the problem with drugs/medications.
Since 1995 I have not utilized drugs in the
treatment of chronic animal diseases, but only homeopathics, herbs
and nutrition.
With Homeopathy, when I discovered the healing
process and though I had success, the rate of cure was slow and
spotty. Then I happened upon Dr. Royal Lee's unique method of
deriving extracts containing cells from specific organs and glands
and I began using them in a clinical setting. Dr. Lee believed that
these cellular organ extracts supported cell regulation, maintenance
and the interaction between other body tissues that support the
healing process.
The three glandular type products include
Protomorphogens, Cytosols and Glandular Extracts. Of the three the
Protomorphens (made from the nucleus and nucleic acids) are used
most successfully in chronic conditions. The Cytosols (derived from
the cytoplasm of cells) are glandulars used in acute conditions when
the body needs a quick boost. The Glandular extracts (the easiest to
produce and most widely used but most ineffective of the 3) are the
dessicated remains of the organs.
When facing chronic conditions I predominately
utilize the PMG's in combination with the homeopathic(s) of choice
for the condition. In a case of Cushing's syndrome, I would use my
homeopathic complex for Cushing's and then add the Pituitrophin PMG,
Drenatrophin PMG and Thyroptophin PMG. Cushing's is a disease
originating in the pituitary gland but also incorporates imbalanced
activity of the adrenal glands and the thyroid gland. By combining
treatments, I have seen increased overall success for Cushing's and
other detrimental health conditions.
I truly believe that my success rate with chronic
conditions in animals would be much lower if I did not have PMG
Extracts to rely upon for nutritional support in these cases.
This tip was brought to you by Gerald Wessner, VMD,
Holistic Vet Clinic,
www.Holisticvetclinic.net and KAM Animal Services, home of
KAM’s “Equine Learning Circle” FREE webinars, which take place
monthly. These webinars are an expansion of KAM’s weekly tips. Go to
www.kamanimalservices.com
to sign up for the next webinar. The FREE webinars will conclude
with a question and answer session, so be ready with your nutrition
questions.
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