Hi Beverly, That link to THM post lists Quercitin as something to avoid using with Mov-Ease as Quercitin could dilute it's mode of action. Lavinia, Dante, George Too and Peanut Jan 05, RI EC Support

Hi Beverly You forgot this part of the archived message from Dr Kellon's ezine Dr. Kellon is familiar with the ingredients and it has been featured in Horse Journal, getting the best product for its

Hi Maggie - Noooo - I didn't do that - but I will! Thanks! Karen ME/2014 ---- "spiral1957@... [EquineCushings]" <EquineCushings@...> wrote:

Hi Nancy, Devil's Claw alone never did much for Ginger, but yes it is the 4th ingredient in the Meadow Acres "Anti-Inflammatory". So the other herbs sound ok for an IR pony? MovEase

Hi Corinne, Good that the xrays are scheduled and that the farrier and vet will be there at the same time. Getting the xrays will show exactly where the bony column is in relation to the hoof capsule.

>Could feel some heat in both fronts,so is that abcesses or laminitis ? My guess would be laminitis,if both feet are involved. >Do i give him some bute to help him out with his soreness? Had alot

This is a very large group of horse owners with the potential for having a large database of information. Well-documented scientific data (your case history) helps the ECIR Group gain the trust of

Hi Karen Did you update and save it on your hard drive and then "upload" it to your folder? Maggie, Chancey and Spiral in VA March 2011 EC moderator/Primary

Hi - I just tried to update my horse's info in EC history8 as I just got the results of her ACTH and Insulin back yesterday - however, when I put in SAVE - it didn't save it. Do I need to make

Hi Lorna Have vet coming tuesday to do xrays, farrier will be here then too,so if shoe's need to come off it will happen then. He's bedded down in deep saw dust/shaving mix seems to help relieve his

Festival is 26 years old, Welsh Cob x Australian Saddle Pony, 14.2hds, bay. He has never had Laminitis and symptoms are long hair growth, decreased top line and round belly, thick crest sometimes, one

Hi Denise It is my understanding that higher leptin can be driven by diet. I would get rid of the alfalfa. Soaking the hay may be in order, but if it is mostly starch you will have the same issue

PQ is popular because it works. The amount of garlic and Vit C in PQ is not generally a problem, especially since the PQ is recommended to be used to work with acute issues, while working on trim and

Hi Nancy. Thanks for the response. I will try to paste my case history here. To answer your question, we (vet and I) are going to re-test next week. I will know for sure then if Taz is truly under

Nancy C, Thank you for your response! Leptin result just came in. His Leptin is 3.44 which is up from 2 last fall when his ACTH was SKY HIGH at 1256. So, does this indicate that he is now

I've been using Meadow Acres "Anti-Inflammatory". I was underdosing it for a long time but am using full dose now and it seems to help... Do these ingredients sound OK? Chamomile, White

I was going to say that we have been giving our Appy U Gard for the past couple of years. He never had any testing done, but my vet at the time thought that he might have Ulcers, as he is one of

Suzanne, Red flags that indicate lack of knowledge about equine insulin resistance or EMS: 1. Emphasis on glucose lowering: Glucose is not elevated in equine IR 2. Citations are not relevant to equine

I read the j herb files.. a few questions.. Optimal is twice a day 1/2 tsp for older horse. can 1 tsp once a day work as I only visit Jesse once a day.. in the am, around 11, after his 8am

Nancy, Cinnamon, licorice.....based on your response below....I have a cookie recipe for IR horses that has cinnamon in it and was considering another with licorice....should I not use it? Donna