thanks for the reply,, I inputted the labs.. for depression, should jherb or American ginseng be my first try? lj friedman san diego nov 2014

You wont know what is in Mov ease. It is a proprietary blend of herbs.. meaning.. they don't want you to know the ingredients bec you mjght want to go out and make it on your own.. Nothing wrong

I couldn't seem to find what is in Mov-Ease. I don't know if I could/should add other joint, anti inflammatory or pain supplements without knowing what is in the product. Does anyone know what

---In EquineCushings@..., <newuser1971@...> wrote : I am trying to understand why so many horses have this disease. Do horses in the wild suffer from PPID or is it confined to domestic horses and is,

Hi! I suspected something was wrong with My Rocky Mountain gelding. He has a round belly and a slight cresty neck- he's 5 yrs old. I have tried everything that everyone else told me to do- wasn't

Thank you! I have looked over that site. I am assuming my vet did not prefer the blood draw, as insulin can give a normal reading while the horse is actually IR (as it states there). But from what I'm

Interesting re: if genetic. I still can't get my head around the entire HYPP population tracing back to Impressive. That discovery happened when I was a little kid and the idea that this beautiful,

I'll second American Ginseng, assuming Jessie isn't on J-Herb. I saw a real improvement in Satra, a leveling of mood. It smells wonderful! This grower in Ontario produces it.

I Understand about finding it staggering regarding the number of horses with these benign tumors. But I question as to whether or not it is genetic. Given breeding practices and so many with same

I have had my mare on Mov-ease for about 3 weeks now. I am not seeing much of a difference. The difficult part is the suggested feeding of mov-ease 20 minutes prior to their meal for best results.

Hi Jessi, In addition to the information you've already gotten from Sherry and Nancy, I would like to add one more thing. Since you first joined back in June 2003, we have a new and improved website

Hi lj Yes PPID could definitely be a factor. Adaptogens can help even when you don't have the veil. The good news is, you know right away if it is what they needed. Besides APF, you can try jherb or

Hi Jesse You will get a full welcome from one of the senior volunteers soon but want to comment on testing. I must disagree with your vet regarding his choices on testing. You do not need the Karo

Are there side effects to deworming every month? or to the double doses? Just wondering if I need to do that since he’s rubbing his tail again. Testing fecal today so I will know more specifics

Have you tried APF? For Fionn it helps any time he seems kinda blah. So it’s not just for the Pergolide Veil, at least in my experience. I know it is way expensive so I kept trying to go off of

I searched web.. I dont think apf will help. It prevented the veil or maybe there was no veil to prevent..other things to try besides apf?

New barn for Jesse, ( past 3 weeks) BO thinks hes not as up as he should be.. she has no reference but is comparing to other horses. Are there herbs to elevate mood for our cushings/severe ir horses.

Thanks for your response Pauline. I just find it staggering that so many horses have benign tumours in their brains!!!!! Sarah Harris Mt Mee, QLD, Australia Joined: March 2015

Not Dr. Kellon here, but thanks for the link to that study. It is so interesting that serotonin is lower in these horses (might lead to the observation of lethargy and depression, over and above the

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