Book: (No) Humanity in Veterinary Medicine: Code of a Veterinary Surgeon

Dirk Schrader, veterinarian in Hamburg, shows not only what can be achieved with chlorine dioxide (molecule X, as he calls it) and other non-conventional healing methods in animal practice, but also the abuses that are maintained by laws, authorities, lobbyists, pharmacists and not least by veterinarians themselves, for their own benefit.

With his "humanity", Dirk Schrader had his first disputes with colleagues and authorities early in his veterinary career. But instead of humanity, Mr. Schrader preferred to use human reason and went his own way.

Animals today have the same diseases as humans and are treated in the same way as humans. Starting with the food industry, according to Schrader disease maker No. 1, pharmaceutical industry, and animal practices, all are obsessed only by one and the same philosophy. Power, money and greed.

His experiences regarding chlorine dioxide in litigation, which are included in this book, are also of great value to colleagues and other therapists who use, or want to use, this substance in their practice. For nothing is more vilified in the media than Jim Humble's MMS or, as it is now called, chlorine dioxide (C.D.).

As you will quickly notice while reading, this book is not a guidebook for animal lovers in the usual sense, but a courageous read for mature animal owners, which, however, no animal owner and also in no veterinary practice, may be missing.