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Comment on Tania asks: Are Oats Bad For Ulcers? by Dr. Dan

Dr. Dan — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 17:22:22 +0000

from Deana…

My horse had ulcers and was switched to oats, just add oats and is doing great…she would go off her commercial grain every month but since we started the natural vet program she is flourishing we now have all 25 horses on the program! =)

Comment on Vicky asked a question about mange (and neem) by Dr. Dan

Dr. Dan — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 11:18:28 +0000

No worries. Horses for soy is nothing like for people. there was less than 5% coconut in the other by the way. And we are getting such awesome results and have been for years that we just had to switch.

I’m happy you are seeing the results as well. So glad you are using my diet plan. Thanks for your other comments you shared about the marigold Healer etc. as well and thanks for asking!

Comment on Vicky asked a question about mange (and neem) by B Lynch

B Lynch — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 20:39:51 +0000

My horse is on your recommended diet. I have been using a rotation of the soybean oil and the H20. I believe the H20 with coconut oil in it is very beneficial to my horses health. I am hesitant about putting my horse on the soybean oil all the time because of all the bad news about soy. Being a woman I lhave my own soy (think estrogen) issues. Yours is organic but does that help any of the heavy estrogen issues that soy in our foods create? How does this affect our horses?

Comment on Vicky asked a question about mange (and neem) by B Lynch

B Lynch — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 20:34:34 +0000

I want to commend you on your marigold pocket healer. I had a growth on my eyelid for several months and was considering having my doctor remove it. I just didn't want someone cutting/freezing that close to my eye. Being the adventuresome sort when it comes to doctors, I decided to try your marigold ointment. I did it for a month and it seem to go down but not away. I quit using it for about 2 weeks and it seem to start growing again so I went back to using it. 3 weeks later the skin peel off and had a hard tiny white core in it and healed beautifully. No cuts for my eyelid were necessary. I am now using it for just about everything. I have another small growth that my dermatologist froze off but he only got half. I am now trying the marigold on it. I expect to see great results.

Comment on Didn’t think we could do better than our H2Oil, but with our Weight Check Oil, we did! by Colleen Murphy

Colleen Murphy — Sun, 01 Aug 2010 21:18:33 +0000

I have been adding Weight check oil to my horses oats, plus Just Add OatsX2, for 4-6 months. I can see a difference in their coats, they simply shine, and I do not wash my horses. My farrier was trimming their feet, they are barefoot, and he kept remarking on how healthy their feet were. He had been seeing "heat cracks" on many of his horses. My horses have been subjected to many weather extremes this year and their feet have been held up beautifully.

Comment on New “Live” Audio from Equine Affaire- “To Be Dewormed or Not To Be” by Victoria

Victoria — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 22:41:07 +0000

We have been listening to you for years now and not suprised that the experts are all starting to say the same thing – don't deworm unless you have evidence of worms – validattion is good but appreciate you leading with years of research and passion for finding natural solutions.

Comment on New “Live” Audio from Equine Affaire- “To Be Dewormed or Not To Be” by Confused about deworming? - Page 5

Confused about deworming? - Page 5 — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 20:56:26 +0000

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Comment on Dian asked about transition from bag feed to oats… by Dr. Dan

Dr. Dan — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 01:37:42 +0000

Thank you so much for taking the time for sharing this Anita

Dan

Comment on Dian asked about transition from bag feed to oats… by Anita Lowery

Anita Lowery — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 15:01:43 +0000

I switched my horse to oats 2 months ago. I am fortunate to live on a farm that grows all the oats I need with lots of pasture and hay. I am so thankful for Dr. Dan opening my eyes to the dangers of bagged feed. My horses look beautiful shiny coats and they have the needed weight for horses in there 20's. I will be adding Red Cal to their diet as well. I threw out my old hoof conditioner and I am now using Hoof Check Conditioner and the Finally Something That Works all natural bug repellent . Thanks Dr Dan.

Comment on Why Not To Feed Flax by Dr. Dan

Dr. Dan — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 19:34:37 +0000

Our WEIGHT CHECK OIL has all the omegas. And is GMO free… sprouting the flax? I doubt it.