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FLITASTIC
Reg. Jun 2012
Posted 2018-12-13 10:29 AM
Subject: RE: Effective Non-Liquid Ulcer Supplement?



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want2chase3 - 2018-12-13 8:22 AM

DAC Cool Gut you can even get it in smart paks. No mess and easy to administer, just add to feed.

But on a side note I'm patiently (not so much) waiting to see what Win is going to announce! Renew Gold is a phenomenal product!

I sent you a PM...
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Posted 2018-12-13 10:42 AM
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Chandler's Mom
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Posted 2018-12-13 12:53 PM
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FLITASTIC - 2018-12-13 10:29 AM

want2chase3 - 2018-12-13 8:22 AM

DAC Cool Gut you can even get it in smart paks. No mess and easy to administer, just add to feed.

But on a side note I'm patiently (not so much) waiting to see what Win is going to announce! Renew Gold is a phenomenal product!

I sent you a PM...

Not fair
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FLITASTIC
Reg. Jun 2012
Posted 2018-12-13 1:26 PM
Subject: RE: Effective Non-Liquid Ulcer Supplement?



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Chandler's Mom - 2018-12-13 10:53 AM

FLITASTIC - 2018-12-13 10:29 AM

want2chase3 - 2018-12-13 8:22 AM

DAC Cool Gut you can even get it in smart paks. No mess and easy to administer, just add to feed.

But on a side note I'm patiently (not so much) waiting to see what Win is going to announce! Renew Gold is a phenomenal product!

I sent you a PM...

Not fair

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winwillows
Reg. Jul 2013
Posted 2018-12-13 1:28 PM
Subject: RE: Effective Non-Liquid Ulcer Supplement?


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I haven't been trying to be vague about the ulcer project. We are in the process of setting up distribution so that people can actually get this. We hope to have that set up very soon. In the mean time, here is what we are excited about.
GastroBuf
We have had a great relationship with Stance Equine in Australia for a number of years. I consulted for them on their project to bring Cool Stance to the US in 2010. We use only their coconut meal in our products, and their founder, Dr. Tim Kempton, is a personal friend.
For the last few years they have been working on a different approach to treating and minimizing the chance of ulcers in horses. Their research lead to the development of a formulation that has proven effective in both the fore and hind gut in normalizing pH and minimizing the formation of ulcers and resolving existing ones.
There is a lot talk about Lithothamnion today. This is harvested from red algae off of the coast of Iceland. It has the ability to buffer acid with a unique slow release of bio-available minerals calcium, magnesium and silicon. Research shows buffering for as long as 4 to 6 hours in both stomach and hindgut fermentation activities. There is some use of this by one or two companies recently, but inclusions and formulations are vastly different from our use.
Included in the formulation is two forms of Turmeric, powdered coconut oil ( a potent source of Lauric acid), a prebiotic and a probiotic. GastroBuf contains absolutely no fillers, it is a 100% active formula.
Almost two years of trials precede the release of this product in the US. It is now manufactured in the US and will be widely available through stores on the West Coast and on line by Jan 1.
More information to follow shortly. This is the real deal, and a game changer for ulcer prone horses.
Win


Edited by winwillows 2018-12-13 1:34 PM
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Chandler's Mom
Reg. Jan 2015
Posted 2018-12-13 1:47 PM
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winwillows - 2018-12-13 1:28 PM

I haven't been trying to be vague about the ulcer project. We are in the process of setting up distribution so that people can actually get this. We hope to have that set up very soon. In the mean time, here is what we are excited about.
GastroBuf
We have had a great relationship with Stance Equine in Australia for a number of years. I consulted for them on their project to bring Cool Stance to the US in 2010. We use only their coconut meal in our products, and their founder, Dr. Tim Kempton, is a personal friend.
For the last few years they have been working on a different approach to treating and minimizing the chance of ulcers in horses. Their research lead to the development of a formulation that has proven effective in both the fore and hind gut in normalizing pH and minimizing the formation of ulcers and resolving existing ones.
There is a lot talk about Lithothamnion today. This is harvested from red algae off of the coast of Iceland. It has the ability to buffer acid with a unique slow release of bio-available minerals calcium, magnesium and silicon. Research shows buffering for as long as 4 to 6 hours in both stomach and hindgut fermentation activities. There is some use of this by one or two companies recently, but inclusions and formulations are vastly different from our use.
Included in the formulation is two forms of Turmeric, powdered coconut oil ( a potent source of Lauric acid), a prebiotic and a probiotic. GastroBuf contains absolutely no fillers, it is a 100% active formula.
Almost two years of trials precede the release of this product in the US. It is now manufactured in the US and will be widely available through stores on the West Coast and on line by Jan 1.
More information to follow shortly. This is the real deal, and a game changer for ulcer prone horses.
Win

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fulltiltfilly
Reg. Dec 2008
Posted 2018-12-13 1:53 PM
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winwillows - 2018-12-13 2:28 PM

I haven't been trying to be vague about the ulcer project. We are in the process of setting up distribution so that people can actually get this. We hope to have that set up very soon. In the mean time, here is what we are excited about.
GastroBuf
We have had a great relationship with Stance Equine in Australia for a number of years. I consulted for them on their project to bring Cool Stance to the US in 2010. We use only their coconut meal in our products, and their founder, Dr. Tim Kempton, is a personal friend.
For the last few years they have been working on a different approach to treating and minimizing the chance of ulcers in horses. Their research lead to the development of a formulation that has proven effective in both the fore and hind gut in normalizing pH and minimizing the formation of ulcers and resolving existing ones.
There is a lot talk about Lithothamnion today. This is harvested from red algae off of the coast of Iceland. It has the ability to buffer acid with a unique slow release of bio-available minerals calcium, magnesium and silicon. Research shows buffering for as long as 4 to 6 hours in both stomach and hindgut fermentation activities. There is some use of this by one or two companies recently, but inclusions and formulations are vastly different from our use.
Included in the formulation is two forms of Turmeric, powdered coconut oil ( a potent source of Lauric acid), a prebiotic and a probiotic. GastroBuf contains absolutely no fillers, it is a 100% active formula.
Almost two years of trials precede the release of this product in the US. It is now manufactured in the US and will be widely available through stores on the West Coast and on line by Jan 1.
More information to follow shortly. This is the real deal, and a game changer for ulcer prone horses.
Win

Can you give any details on pricing?
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winwillows
Reg. Jul 2013
Posted 2018-12-13 2:01 PM
Subject: RE: Effective Non-Liquid Ulcer Supplement?


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Maintenance dose will be around $2.10 per day. High stress, chronic problem is a 21 day treatment that is twice that per day. You administer morning and night. Response if very fast.
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FLITASTIC
Reg. Jun 2012
Posted 2018-12-13 2:06 PM
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winwillows - 2018-12-13 11:28 AM

I haven't been trying to be vague about the ulcer project. We are in the process of setting up distribution so that people can actually get this. We hope to have that set up very soon. In the mean time, here is what we are excited about.
GastroBuf
We have had a great relationship with Stance Equine in Australia for a number of years. I consulted for them on their project to bring Cool Stance to the US in 2010. We use only their coconut meal in our products, and their founder, Dr. Tim Kempton, is a personal friend.
For the last few years they have been working on a different approach to treating and minimizing the chance of ulcers in horses. Their research lead to the development of a formulation that has proven effective in both the fore and hind gut in normalizing pH and minimizing the formation of ulcers and resolving existing ones.
There is a lot talk about Lithothamnion today. This is harvested from red algae off of the coast of Iceland. It has the ability to buffer acid with a unique slow release of bio-available minerals calcium, magnesium and silicon. Research shows buffering for as long as 4 to 6 hours in both stomach and hindgut fermentation activities. There is some use of this by one or two companies recently, but inclusions and formulations are vastly different from our use.
Included in the formulation is two forms of Turmeric, powdered coconut oil ( a potent source of Lauric acid), a prebiotic and a probiotic. GastroBuf contains absolutely no fillers, it is a 100% active formula.
Almost two years of trials precede the release of this product in the US. It is now manufactured in the US and will be widely available through stores on the West Coast and on line by Jan 1.
More information to follow shortly. This is the real deal, and a game changer for ulcer prone horses.
Win

I'm glad Win posted the information here.... It works amazing!
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Mrs.Stepniak
Reg. Oct 2015
Posted 2018-12-14 3:20 PM
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I have had very good results with Jeremiahs Ulcer Repulser. Very inexpensive and they will also package it in individual servings if you request it.
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Douglas J Gordon
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Posted 2018-12-16 10:04 PM
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dashnlotti
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Posted 2018-12-18 8:58 AM
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Nateracer - 2018-12-10 9:19 AM

I have the THE ulcer stuff mixed in with my muscle mass and haven't had any issues.

I have also used U-gard pellets in the past and they worked well.   

The U-Gard pellets and powder are great for the price!
If I suspect ulcers, I'll treat, and then get them going on U-Gard to prevent them returning and have had great luck with that.
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SoDak
Reg. Jan 2013
Posted 2018-12-18 9:34 AM
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winwillows - 2018-12-13 12:28 PM

I haven't been trying to be vague about the ulcer project. We are in the process of setting up distribution so that people can actually get this. We hope to have that set up very soon. In the mean time, here is what we are excited about.
GastroBuf
We have had a great relationship with Stance Equine in Australia for a number of years. I consulted for them on their project to bring Cool Stance to the US in 2010. We use only their coconut meal in our products, and their founder, Dr. Tim Kempton, is a personal friend.
For the last few years they have been working on a different approach to treating and minimizing the chance of ulcers in horses. Their research lead to the development of a formulation that has proven effective in both the fore and hind gut in normalizing pH and minimizing the formation of ulcers and resolving existing ones.
There is a lot talk about Lithothamnion today. This is harvested from red algae off of the coast of Iceland. It has the ability to buffer acid with a unique slow release of bio-available minerals calcium, magnesium and silicon. Research shows buffering for as long as 4 to 6 hours in both stomach and hindgut fermentation activities. There is some use of this by one or two companies recently, but inclusions and formulations are vastly different from our use.
Included in the formulation is two forms of Turmeric, powdered coconut oil ( a potent source of Lauric acid), a prebiotic and a probiotic. GastroBuf contains absolutely no fillers, it is a 100% active formula.
Almost two years of trials precede the release of this product in the US. It is now manufactured in the US and will be widely available through stores on the West Coast and on line by Jan 1.
More information to follow shortly. This is the real deal, and a game changer for ulcer prone horses.
Win

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Posted 2018-12-18 10:05 PM
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fulltiltfilly
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Posted 2018-12-19 12:08 PM
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dashnlotti - 2018-12-18 9:58 AM
Nateracer - 2018-12-10 9:19 AM I have the THE ulcer stuff mixed in with my muscle mass and haven't had any issues.



I have also used U-gard pellets in the past and they worked well.   
The U-Gard pellets and powder are great for the price! If I suspect ulcers, I'll treat, and then get them going on U-Gard to prevent them returning and have had great luck with that.

Did you have the same results with both? I had my mare on a pellet (not U-Gard) and it didn't work at all. I am wanting to try the Ugard pellets because the scoop for the powder is alot. She's eating it but it just gets all over.  
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