Larry Metheney, DVM


Dr. Metheney is an equine veterinarian in Phoenix, Arizona. As a long time medical consultant and investigator, he has been instrumental in identifying benefits of Totala™ with application in animal health. He has been in practice for nearly 30 years and specializes in performance horses. Throughout his career he has addressed issues that effect equine athletes ranging from nutrition to lameness. Dr. Metheney is a member of the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) and he currently sits on the Alumni Committee at his alma mater, Kansas State University.
Minerals are essential to life
Living organisms are incapable of manufacturing mineral elements, and yet, we must maintain a proper mineral balance in the body for optimal health. Minerals play a significant role in disease prevention. More >
Recycling wastes from livestock production
Integrated Organic Energy utilizes known scientific principles to render livestock wastes into green energy, bio-fuels, clean air and purified water. More >
Study demonstrates anti-glycation properties
Independent in-vitro studies demonstrate Totala™ to have anti-glycation properties. Totala™ may be the next hot ingredient as manufacturers and consumers alike seek relief from the effects of glycation.  More >
Glycation implicated in aging and disease process
A decade ago the process of glycation, the cross-linking of sugar compounds with protein leading to oxidative cellular degradation, was primarily known to doctors and patients dealing with diabetes. Now, glycation is the next cutting edge wellness topic. More >
Soil Cation Exchange Capacity
The Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC) in laymen's terms is basically a rating of the soil's ability to hold nutrients or a fertility-holding capacity. More >