Alexandra Vallier
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"Your article has really stirred up some emotions from people who resent the fact that there are doubts about this deadly Syndrome and the Protocol I developed that has not only helped their pets but themselves also. Dr Rashimi Pace is a physician that I have helped, that has well over 100 patients doing well on my protocol. My findings have convinced me that this syndrome is the cause of AIDS, Cancer, Auto-immunity and Allergies. It is, beyond any doubts, the cause of chronic disease in humans and animals. You cannot believe how frustrating it is to see young children and pets die from terminal diseases, when 'Death does not have to be the answer'. Thank you for helping me."
Al Plechner
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In closing I will say that I have not benefited, personally or professionally, from Dr. Plechner's research and expertise. A friend of many years recounted to me his experience with "Dr. P" and I felt obligated to share the Doctor's story with all of you. After receiving the preceding positive comments I am very happy I did.
To those who might respond negatively to his lack of "established peer reviews" and "placebo comparisons and blind studies" let me say that you, obviously, are not one of the Dr.'s clients. Doctor Plechner has devoted over forty years to his practice and research, has received no grants or other types of funding and still has successfully treated thousands of afflicted animals, most of which were "end of the line animals" that his ( above mentioned ) "peers" had given up on. He has an amazing record of success and thousands of grateful beings, all of whom I'm positive, would stand up and shout, bark or meow his praises if asked.
For those who doubt the possible benefits his research offers the human species, let me add the following. William Jeffries, MD, emeritus professor of internal medicine, University of Virginia pioneered long term, low dosage cortisone treatments for humans. This method has safely and effectively treated patients with allergies, chronic fatigue and autoimmune disorders. Yet, just as in veterinary medicine, has been largely ignored.
This may be due partially to the stigma attached to cortisone therapy which may cause side effects when given in pharmacological dosages. The small physiological dosages of natural cortisol or synthetic cortisone medications recommended by Plechner and Jeffries are used as a form of hormone replacement to compensate for a hormone defect. This is an important distinction.
As you can tell by the opening paragraphs of "M.I.A?", I cast a rather jaundiced eye at our current medical and pharmaceutical industries. The days of "Dr. Kildare" and "All Creatures, Great and Small" are just a misty eyed memories. Research today seems to be more concerned with erectile dysfunction and aids for depression and acid reflux ( says something about our modern society, doesn't it? ).
The main thing to consider is the reality that the majority of our species' most fabulous and beneficial ideas have come from thinking outside the box and not from hiding inside it. Before I close, I'd like to thank Rob Kall for his time and assistance and to present one more thoughtful submission...
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