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| I just want to say they advertise here & this is a wonderful thing to do for your horse if you feel they have problems. I am so happy my trainer suggested doing this with my filly. It is amazing, the results. I am going to use them for my open horse next year for her allergies. |
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Location: Georgia | okhorselover - 2016-10-20 8:07 PM I just want to say they advertise here & this is a wonderful thing to do for your horse if you feel they have problems. I am so happy my trainer suggested doing this with my filly. It is amazing, the results. I am going to use them for my open horse next year for her allergies.
What all can it show? And how much does it cost? |
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Location: Back in MT BABY!!! | I did this a couple years ago with a couple of my horses. It was a print out of different mineral levels in their system. And gave information of possible side effects of a toxic or deficient level of those minerals. Then you are able to order supplement mixture to fix those imbalances.
The one horse had a severe SEVERE toxic level of heavy metal poisoning. The changes in him were amazing. The other horses were minor level of imbalances in minerals (no metal poisoning) the changes in them were unnoticeable.
If you have a horse really struggling I would highly recommend it...the others I would just make sure you have them on a good feeding/mineral program.
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| It costs $25.00. Very much worth it. My trainer said my filly is already doing better since she was diagnosed & on the herbs for her. He is an honest man & would not lie to me. I trust him with my own life. |
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Location: Louisiana | okhorselover - 2016-10-22 8:31 PM
It costs $25.00. Very much worth it. My trainer said my filly is already doing better since she was diagnosed & on the herbs for her. He is an honest man & would not lie to me. I trust him with my own life.
Maybe I'm looking at the wrong thing...but I clicked on the link advertised on the home page and on their site it says it's $185.
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| dashnlotti - 2016-10-23 10:27 PM
okhorselover - 2016-10-22 8:31 PM
It costs $25.00. Very much worth it. My trainer said my filly is already doing better since she was diagnosed & on the herbs for her. He is an honest man & would not lie to me. I trust him with my own life.
Maybe I'm looking at the wrong thing...but I clicked on the link advertised on the home page and on their site it says it's $185.
Are you going through the one advertised on here or another company?
I believe shes referring to the company Simply Equine that also does HHA. I've had a few friends do this and they too said they have had good results.
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Location: Alberta, Canada | I use Simply Equine and have had great results with her.
I also do live blood cell analysis and combined, the two modalities cover every inch of my horses' health. Very cool to have these things at our fingertips! |
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Location: Dubach, LA | I'd do it for $25. Someone message me the contact info. |
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Location: The best kept secret in TX | This thread is really interesting. I went to Simply Equine's Web page. I noticed prices are posted for each blend but I didn't see a serving size, or how many servings you get for the price. |
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| IRunOnFaith - 2016-10-24 1:05 PM
This thread is really interesting. I went to Simply Equine's Web page. I noticed prices are posted for each blend but I didn't see a serving size, or how many servings you get for the price.
Because of this post I happened to ask a friend for more details and her experience with it. She told me a bag lasts 60 days. |
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Location: The best kept secret in TX | WrapN3MN - 2016-10-24 1:28 PM IRunOnFaith - 2016-10-24 1:05 PM This thread is really interesting. I went to Simply Equine's Web page. I noticed prices are posted for each blend but I didn't see a serving size, or how many servings you get for the price. Because of this post I happened to ask a friend for more details and her experience with it. She told me a bag lasts 60 days.
Thanks WrapN3MN! |
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Location: Not Where I Want to Be | I did this a few months ago and found out my horse was using heroine
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Location: The best kept secret in TX | 1DSoon - 2016-10-24 2:50 PM I did this a few months ago and found out my horse was using heroine
Awe man! Hate it when that happens.... |
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| We went through Karen Koepplin with Simply Equine in ND. She sampled our mares hair and sent us the herbs needed. We started her on them on September 12th and within 5 days we noticed a change. Just recently we have noticed a HUGE difference in her. She does a re-sample in 60 days free of charge. We have our mare on 4 different herbs and the bag lasts 60 days. They come with a scoop in the bag already. I would definitely recommend Karen, she's a dream to work with! |
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Location: Bastrop, Texas | The placebo effect is a very powerful tool in quackery. Belief is powerful medicine, even if the treatment itself is a sham. |
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Location: SW North Dakota | I think it's interesting, and have heard positive things about Simply Equine. I'd be even more interested if there was an outfit running the samples that wasn't also selling a product. I wonder if the results would be different? |
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Location: Riding Crackhead. | I ran down hair analysis in the past and thought it was a joke. Until I got a gelding that I cannot figure out what the hell is wrong with him. I went through Heather Benson and just started the 60 day treatment. I could be totally throwing my money away but so far I've got thousands stuck into treating a gelding that is useless and standing in my pasture. I'm going to try this and if it works, great. If not then I've at least tried everything.  |
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| CYA Ranch - 2016-10-24 8:23 PM
I ran down hair analysis in the past and thought it was a joke. Until I got a gelding that I cannot figure out what the hell is wrong with him. I went through Heather Benson and just started the 60 day treatment. I could be totally throwing my money away but so far I've got thousands stuck into treating a gelding that is useless and standing in my pasture. I'm going to try this and if it works, great. If not then I've at least tried everything.
Please keep us updated if you don't mind. I know I'd like to know if it worked for you or not. |
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| CYA Ranch - 2016-10-24 8:23 PM I ran down hair analysis in the past and thought it was a joke. Until I got a gelding that I cannot figure out what the hell is wrong with him. I went through Heather Benson and just started the 60 day treatment. I could be totally throwing my money away but so far I've got thousands stuck into treating a gelding that is useless and standing in my pasture. I'm going to try this and if it works, great. If not then I've at least tried everything.
For heavy metals and toxins it can be useful just like in people. I have a friend who had her horse tested and they found he had very high levels of metals. They told her to buy a filter that goes on the water hose, did not sell her anything. After a few months he seems to be a much happier horse and is running better too. |
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