Re: Nanotechnology protects horses Nanovations.

[Guest guest]

All vets seem to know that mold will kill horses-I have 2 best friend

vets-one is highly sensitive to mold- the other one has been

convinced that it is very bad for people also-after a moldy coat left

in his truck gave him a headache for weeks before he figured it out.

I suggest we call ourselves the horse gene people -lol-

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>

> Question: If I had a horse, why is it that they acknowledge that

when he is

> stabled he is exposed to far higher concentrations of airborne

particles

> than if he were out doors? Yet if I live indoors, I could not

plausibly be

> exposed to far higher concentrations that I could outdoors?

>

> Why is it that they will acknowledge and do something for my sick

horse, but

> not for my sick ass?

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> Sharon

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> Press Release for Nanovations.

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> Nanotechnology protects horses

> Horses are designed to live in the open. So keeping them in a

stable is

> going very much against what their bodies were designed to cope

with. When a

> horse is stabled, it is exposed to a far higher concentration of

airborne

> particles than it would encounter in the field. This puts a strain

on the house

> keeping mechanisms of the lungs and can eventually cause permanent

damage.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I could go for that - I have always been extremely fond of horses- maybe I was

one in a past life!

Val