Insulin
resistance and its common complication of laminitis is a difficult
condition to treat in equine medicine. Complementary therapies
offer an excellent adjunct and alternative to both the treatment
and understanding of the disease process. This CD covers the
pothophysiology and treatment from a complementary medical
standpoint, with specific does and ingredients required.
Dr.
Joyce Harman is the founder of the Harmany Equine Clinic,
an equine practice that uses complementary and alternative
veterinary medical practices such as acupuncture, chiropractic,
homeopathy, nutrition, and Chinese and western herbs to treat
animals. She has written extensively on equine physiology,
exercise and performance and is always looking for a better,
safer way to treat and train horses. Dr. Harman is a former president of the Holistic Veterinary Medical Association and is a member of numerous professional associations.
For
more information about Dr. Harman, visit her website at www.harmanyequine.com. |
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 An
Introduction to Holistic Veterinary Medicine
 The Vaccinaion Debate
 Laminitis and Metabolic Syndrome
Chronic Diarrhea
 Fibromyalgia
(Metabolic Detoxification) and Treating Liver Diseases
CDs
are $11.99 each or five for $49.99!
If you are interested in purchasing CDs, please call 303-277-8227 or email us at office@viim.org. |
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