Using reflex mechanisms for self-treatment is a very good idea. And it can be used for treatment of nearly all diseases. As any irritation is transmitted in our body in the form of nerve (electrical) impulses, it should be possible to make a universal “electrical” pill, why not? That is what Alexander Karasev was thinking about in 1972…
“I can’t imagine being a vet without my 735v5Ag. The results are always excellent and many horses have benefited from SCENAR to the point of saving them from expensive lameness investigations and surgery or speeding up their recovery from injury and getting them back into competition sooner and with a reduced risk of repeating their injuries. On a number of occasions, horses that other vets had recommended to be shot have returned to full work at the highest levels. Thank you Alexander Karasev!”
I enclose two photographs of my silver Maine Coon cat, Argie. He became very ill aged 2 years, following several vaccinations. He developed pneumonia and pleurisy and eventually was admitted to Leahurst Veterinary Hospital, Liverpool. He was diagnosed with severe bronchial asthma following CT scans and biopsies, at a cost of £2000. I was given an inhaler to use twice a day and he remained well for 4 years. A year ago he became ill again, coughing and sneezing persistently and looking miserable, with a lank, greasy coat …
