Pertaining to humans, and it may work with horses, Vitamin C strengthens the lung tisssue - all tissues actually. I had a lung infection from fungus back in the '70's which bled a cup of highly oxygenated bood periodically and I used 10 grams of vitamin C to help heal it. Vitamin E healed the scarring. Possible IV Vitamin C??? for the horses.
John On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 12:46 PM, polo <dah...@centurytel.net> wrote: > Bob. > > It has been my experience that CS will not curb bleeding. In my > specialty of pulmonary bleeding on the race track, horses tend to bleed and > the traditional veterinary protocol is to inject them with lasix, a > diuretic, which some times helps. Many times, it does not. Also, vets seem > not to know why performance horses bleed from the lungs. It is my experience > and theory that they bleed because they have a biofilm lung infection which > is very hard to diagnose, culture and treat with conventional antibiotics. > DMSO and CS seems some what effective as long as we can work around the > state ban on DMSO given in the vicinity time frame of a race. I think > liposomal CS may offer a much needed option to striking at the heart of this > bleeding problem by aiming at the offending biofilm infection and not be > curbing the bleeding directly per se. > > doug > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > Doug, > > Have you used CS as a treatment for bleeders? If so, how do you do > this. Thanks. > > Bob > > > >
