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Any ideas would be very much appreciated.
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I am Denise. Explore this thread: www.g2cforum.org/index.php/list/animal-conditions-and-results?limitstart=0
It may have something helpful for you. My ole computer crashed and lost a lot of info. Just working now on getting some of it back.
My horse Lil Fella has sarcoids big time bad. I have been afraid of the MMS causing colic. Am gonna try lots of CDS next maybe it would be even better to try the CDS+ that I've been reading about?!
Is your poor girl able to walk? She looks sweet. One thing I tried, believe it or not, this spring, is coating the complete sarcoid with Regular Crest Toothpaste. It did help! But now he can go out and roll and defeat the purpose with a mud cake!
I did a heavy round of herbs this winter to see if it helped. He is perky and the lumps did leave! But it was to expensive to keep up.
Her hoof area is not gonna stay clean long for sure! You can try CDS and perhaps add some DMSO. This made Fella real itchy and antsy. But I was covering a lot of area!
One thing I believe to be certain is that her immune system needs to be built up real well and her blood/liver cleansed carefully.
For as bad as Lil Fella looks he has spark!
Feel free to private message me if you wish.
All the best to you!
Denise
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