Dr. Roger Valentine - Holistic Veterinary Medicine

In quantum physics, everything is energy at its atomic level. What makes the chair appear differently from the table is the frequency at which it vibrates. Our words, thoughts, and feelings also have vibrational patterns. By introducing a healing frequency, we raise the vibration of a particular issue, causing it to transform, thus solving any imbalance. My mission is to raise the vibrational frequency of as many humans and animals as possible.

We believe it is crucial to balance humans and pets, because our pets often take on our stresses. By correcting the physical or emotional imbalances that are detrimental to human and pet health, we harmonize the “Human-Animal Partnership.” This term refers to the connective relationship between any animal and a human being. By addressing the Human-Animal Partnership, we revolutionize holistic medicine and create greater harmony in the world.

By holistic, I mean the combined use of traditional and alternative modalities. My practice incorporates many modalities, including several that I developed through years of clinical research and practice. The basic evaluation or diagnostic method I use is Muscle Response Testing (MRT). It gives immediate and reproducible findings for the patient, without instrumentation. And when the patient is present and connected in the moment, it can yield profound information in seconds.

Many have said that another driving force behind my work is a highly attuned medical intuition, which plays a major role in every patient consultation. I use this medical intuition, MRT, and distinctive energy work to produce the deepest, most amazing clearings possible. In other words, each patient’s path to harmony is unique.

Several of my patients say I work on “Animal Time.” This is because in every session, I only do the energy corrections that a patient (human or animal) communicates that it is ready for. This may mean a longer or shorter session than one expects.

The only request I make of my patients is to be open to all possibilities. I encourage everyone to think outside the box of your current beliefs and be free of fears that create discomfort in the Universe. Play life to its fullest! This attitude combined with harmonizing the Human-Animal Partnership offers a complete healing of the physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual bodies.

Are you ready to expand your beliefs about energy and healing? Can you think outside the box about the root cause of disease? Are you ready to experience all the possibilities of holistic medicine that are available in the Universe?
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I began my medical studies and research at the University of Kentucky, receiving a Bachelors Degree in microbiology in 1968. I gained my Masters Degree in pharmacology in the 1970s. And in 1981, I received my Veterinary Medical Degree from The Ohio State University.

Working with animals became a stepping stone to amazing insights in my practice. My clinical experience includes feline medicine and research, a full residency in pathology at Angel Memorial Animal Hospital in Boston, and performance drug research in race horses at the University of Kentucky.

Because of my background in research and medicine, I was chosen to serve as vice president of R&D for Greystone Pharmaceuticals, a research and development biotech company. In this role, I managed the development of the antibody for the immune-diagnostic test for Duchenne muscular dystrophy. This was done in conjunction with Harvard’s Children’s Hospital.

I relocated to Los Angeles in 1992. This move sparked a passion to apply my clinical research to alternative and holistic medicine for animals and humans. I am proud to have customized and expanded modalities that were first developed for human use and adapted them to benefit animals.

First, I was introduced to homeopathic medicine and remedies and applied them to my practice with animals. Next, I was introduced to NAET (Nambudripads Allergy Elimination Techniques), which was developed in the late ‘80s by Devi Nambudripad. I integrated NAET into my practice in 1994 and with a human-based acupuncturist, we developed Veterinary NAET. By 1999, this method was approved by and included in the modalities of the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association (AHVMA). By 2001, Veterinary NAET had been taught to over 300 veterinarians worldwide.

During that time I made significant breakthroughs in accelerating and improving the effectiveness of Veterinary NAET. With the addition of laser light transmission to the basic technique, I learned that we can rapidly stimulate and harmonize the brain and body. This technique, called Brain Body Harmonizing™, is usable on all species, including humans and all living creatures.