Nanotechnology protects horses Nanovations.

[Guest guest]

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?

Sharon

Press Release for Nanovations.

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 Sharon,

Sad isn't it? We should be able to get as much help as animals that have these

ailments. But, as an animal lover, I'm glad that the animals are getting help-

take care,

Val