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How EQ Plus GTF Works
RESTORE YOUR ATHLETE’S SOUNDNESS AND ENHANCE PERFORMANCE IN WEEKS…NOT MONTHS! Manage inflammation MORE effectively than any other equine supplement.
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IRAP Therapy In Horses
Joint disease in the horse is the number one cause of ongoing lameness and a result of many factors including excessive or ongoing trauma, genetics, diet and lifestyle influences. Degeneration within the joint leads to cartilage erosion, remodeling of the joint, ongoing pain and reduced range of motion in more severe cases. It is a condition that is best prevented and managed in the early stages versus in the advanced stages.
Therapies for joint disease in the horse now includes joint injections with corticosteroids, hyaluronic acid, polysulfated glycosaminoglycans and over the past several years, there is a new kid on the block termed IRAP or Interleukin-1 Receptor Antagonist Protein. IRAP therapy is supposed to help manage the inflammation and joint deterioration more effectively through the use of the body’s own natural resources.
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Stem Cells and Potential For Therapy in the Horse
Stem cells are essentially specialized cells that have the ability to transform or differentiate into one of many different types of cells present within the body. That includes the potential ability to differentiate into cardiac, nerve, muscle, tendon, bone and many other types of cells.
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How EQ Green Works
How EQ Green Works
SUPPORT AND MAINTAIN YOUR ATHLETE’S SOUNDNESS AND HEALTH FOR THE LONG TERM! Uses patented BCM-95® Curcumin extracts with boswellia for complete joint and total body protection like no other equine supplement!
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Lyme Disease In Horses
Lyme disease is unfortunately a common condition affecting not only horses and pets, but also a major health problem for people. The disease is actually associated with a type of bacteria or spirochete, Borrellia burgdorferi, which is transmitted by either the deer tick, the blacklegged tick or the sheep tick, when feeding on the host. The ticks are very small in size and often go undetected, but rates of infection can often times be very high dependent on geography with the northeast United States being the highest region. The highest rates of infection generally occur from May to July due to the ticks being more active during this time. The rates of infection actually correlate with deer populations as the white tailed deer are the host for the adult stages of the tick.
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