Hello George, Pistol, my quarter horse mare is doing great on the maintenance of gallium nitrate I give her.
Pistols background, I bought her as a pleasure mare in 1998 and it soon became apparent that she had a serious lameness that had been covered up when I purchased her. I had no experience with lameness in horses and had my farrier out to check her over. He advised me to return her because he believed she had navicular. The vet x-rays confirmed navicular but, I refused to return because I had become very attached to her and was afraid she would end up in a kill pen somewhere. I tried for years to treat her with bute, supplements and medications her vet tried on her. I was seriously to the point of putting her down because she was in pain most of the time, she laid in the pasture most of the day, she limped constantly and when she stood after laying down she would have to stand stock still until she felt like taking her first painful step. Then in 2004 during an Internet research, I stumbled on this program and purchased my first bottle of gallium nitrate. I started out on the recommended dosages and followed the plan exactly, after a couple of weeks I could see she was improving. We stayed with the program and she improved so much that I started reducing the amounts she was being given. This is her 5th year and I give it to her simply as a maintenance dosage to maintain health. I can’t tell you how much it meant to me to watch her lope across the pasture with her buddies and the fact that she can be a horse again and be pain free. Thank you so much for your study, thank you for answering all my questions in the beginning, I know I was a total pest but you never lost patience with me and encouraged me from the start. Without this product, without this study I would have lost my horse 5 years ago. Thank you George!
Sharon Boone
Remlap, Al
snboone1 at bellsouth.net