Has made a powder to cure EPM. She is not disclosing ingredients. I would like to try it, but a little wary of feeding something unlabeled. Has anyone tried it?

Does she have a web page? Does she have proof? Just sounds unbeliveable that theres a cure for EPM.

I seen a fb post by her.  alot of people asking for list of ingredients, including me.  she did reply and said will send in pm as soon as she gets chance.  She said she didnt want people to try to self dose and if you promise not to she will pm you the list.  I havent received it yet. 

I was hoping someone here had tried it. I messaged and asked for a list. Doesn't behave to be in order. I can't believe it's packaged without a label. I want to give it a try, but not blind.

She's going to get in a world of trouble with the FDA if someone decides to get nasty about it. You'd sure need a great liability insurance policy.

Is she a veterinary?  If not, no way.  

There are things that work, for about the same price, that have disclosed, proven ingredients. Hard pass on the latest herbal concoction . 

So is she saying that the powder will cure the EMP as the horse wont never get reinfected with the disease again? 

Don't know about reinfection rate. It's also useful for curing pink eye in cattle. There were other uses I don't remember. I don't think FDA would be involved because it's herbal.

Herbal or not, you cannot make treatment claims. 

FYI - Very few supplements have any proof they work nor are they FDA approved. 

I used it with mixed results. The horses hair coat did seem to get better/slicker- I used it in summer after he was already shed off and his muscle did seem to improve but I onlt felt there was a small improvement with the gait issues. Toltazuril seemed to do the most good for this specific horse.

I can totally believe its packaged without a label. Because to sell something that claims to treat a disease- is practicing medicine without a license, so yeah I would see how they want to keep it quiet and on the DL. 

Probably should stick with veterinarians for treating diseases.  That way, if things go south, and your horse has a reaction, and you know maybe dies, they have liability insurance, a licensing board if there was negligence, basically- recourse for you the owner. You have zero recourse if something bad happens otherwise. 

I'm not having success with traditional treatment.

I haven't tried her EPM herbs but I was wanting to try a couple different herbs from her a few years ago. She is VERY difficult to do business with, is hard to get a hold of and rarely replies. If she does reply, she seems annoyed about it. I personally won't buy anything from her because of the poor customer service. This was a few years ago so things may be different now, but just a warning...

Are you sure you are dealing with EPM? Many other issues have the same symptoms. Lymes and wobblers for example.

Had high titter when tested. Not catching correct leads when free lunging. Loss of tail tone. Vet told me I was nuts, but I insisted on the test. He was high.