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I'd like to report
the positive result obtained with the use of your supplement in the daily
feeding of my horses. To be exact, I'm relating what happened so that
through my experience your product can also be used as an aid in the treatment
of diseases, even of elevated degree. I'm the owner of three horses,
one of which is affected by Laminitis and has been treated for years now
by both drugs and with the appropriate shoeing without having but momentary
improvements. It has had continuous relapses, especially if any
feed or fresh grass is added to the administration of soley hay.
This summer, after another worsening of the disease, I went to the store
of ARCAFARM in via Palermo 12, Padova, and talking to the owner of my
problem and trying to find a natural product which could help the health
of my horse, he suggested I try your supplement: Turval 6 Daily.
I began administering the product in the dosages recommended and after
three/four days, without the use of any drugs, the horse began to walk
normally again and standing normally on its forefeet (the ones affected
by Laminitis). After a week it even began trotting and then galloping
again, without any sign of limping. Incredulous at what had happened,
after a month of treatment, I suspended the administration of the product
and after about fifteen days the horse once again began to have the previous
pains. I therefore began administering your supplement again and
once again, almost miraculously, the improvement once again appeared.
I now naturally continue to use your product daily in the feeding of my
horse and I continue to see the positive effect of the supplement.
It's almost superfluous to add that my other two horses also continue
to receive Turval, and it's undeniable that their tone, and aspect, have
notably improved (one of the two is 26-years-old).
I think you should add, among the effects of Turval, the notable aid it
gives in case of Laminitis. Certainly other breeders who have my
problems, once they've tried the product, will be able to confirm what
I have reported above.
Thank-you again for the help.
Sincerely, Savi Laura
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Las
Vegas, NV USA
To
whom it may concern;
My name is Cathy L. My husband and I raise, train,
and show cutting horses.
We have been operating a cutting horse facility in
Northwest Las Vegas for
over 30 years. During those years we have seen
almost every problem that a
sport horse can have, from injury to disease.
Two years ago we purchased a registered quarter horse
gelding, as a two year
old, at the PCCHA Gelding Stakes sale for use as a
cutting horse prospect.
"Skinner" was a little poor at sale time
but showed a lot of talent on a cow
so we purchased him anyway. He had been pasture
raised in Northern
California for the first two years of his life.
Upon his arrival in Las Vegas we started to leg him
up with the intent to
continue the 60 day riding foundation training that
he had been given prior
to sale time. We noticed that he was short of
breath with just a little
light riding. We treated this like an upper respiratory
problem and
doctored him with antibiotics. We gave him some
time off to aid in his
recovery During this time we started him on grain
with the hope of
encouraging him to gain weight and shed his coat.
He was turned out on
pasture daily and fed all the alfalfa cubes he would
eat, in addition to
supplements, grain, and a daily dose of "Red Cell".
Our hose was that
during the antibiotic therapy and rest he would gather
strength.
During the above therapy, I watched "Skinner"
very carefully, checking his
manure twice daily for any signs of parasites and observing
his eating
habits. During the morning he would lie down
to eat and he was not passing
manure consistent with the amount of feed he was receiving.
The feces that
he did pass were very small, hard, and dry. He
was slow to consume his feed
and often showed signs of "colic-like" gas
and cramps after eating. Our
regular veterinarian diagnosed a digestive problem
in addition to his
respiratory ailment.
Armed with this information, I decided to send him
to California to a clinic
for testing. They tested his blood several times,
checked his feces and
blood for parasites, checked all bodily fluids for
anything abnormal,
palpated him for a blockage, and sent him back saying
they couldn't find
anything abnormal. He returned with the same
problems and showed all the
symptoms of a horse with ulcers.
After much consternation and discussion, our regular
veterinarian prescribed
"Zantac" for the abdominal discomfort that
"Skinner" was experiencing and we
discontinued the antibiotics so as not to aggravate
the possible ulceric
cokndition. We continued the "Zantac"
treatment twice daily for five
months. "Skinner improved only slightly.
This slight improvement was not enough to continue
the "Zantac" which was
costing in excess of $30.00 per day not including time
and treatment. To
tell you truthfully, I was at wits end. Futurity
time was fast approaching
and all the time and money in treatments were adding
up significantly. It
was apparent that "Skinner" was really sick
and nothing that we were trying
was making him significantly better. We made
the switch from "Zantac" to
"Sacrulafate" because of the cost and the
result was no better or worse.
Needless to say Futurity time came and went.
The money that this horse
could of earned evaporated in a puddle of very costly
antacid treatment and
by December '97 he was still thin, weak, gassy, and
dull coated. I had
decided to stop everything and turn him out to pasture
hoping that time
might be the cure, when an alternative veterinarian
suggested that as a last
effort we might try an Italian remedy which had shown
more significant
results in horses with similar problems. "TURVAL"
WAS PRESCRIBED and I
began an aggressive treatment of nothing but "Turval".
Because "Turval" is not widely prescribed
or used in the United States, I
was skeptical but, I figured what could it hurt.
Even though "Turval" was
not cheap it was fa less by comparison than the other
treatments I had
explored. You can certainly understand why I
was reluctant to just give up
on this horse which had showed so much talent on a
cow even though he was
obviously very, very sick. So I turned to "Turval"
in earnest.
I WAS AMAZED AT THE RESULT "TURVAL" PRODUCED.
Instant Results! Over the
past five months (Jan. 98-Present) "Skinner"
has gained several hundred
pounds and he can/will eat anything. He completely
shed his coat for the
first time in 2 years and shows no signs of the gas
that was part of his
everyday eating experience. Because he is eating
and digesting his food, he
has gained not only weight but strength. As we
re-introduced him to cutting
he shows no signs of wind shortage or respiratory congestion
like before.
He plays in the pasture and bangs on his door at feed
time.
"TURVAL" IS TRULY A REMARKABLE PRODUCT.
Recently I took "Skinner" to a four
day cutting and forgot to take extra "Turval".
By the end of the weekend he
was up to his old tricks again, lying down to eat and
feeling gas and
discomfort. To this day we have not been able
to correctly diagnose the
problem, but one thing is for sure. "Turval",
I believe, over time, will be
the cure.
I know this sounds a little too good to be true but,
I attest to every word
of it. If you have any questions or would like further
information please;
do not hesitate to call.
Sincerely,
Cathy L.
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Letter signed with address and Phone Nimber included )
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Caraglio
(CN) Italy
Dear
sirs:
I'm graduating in Veterinary Medicine from the Univ. of Parma. I
would like to
compliment you you on Turval 6 Daily.
The first time I heard "lactic yeasts" mentioned was from my professor
of Animal
Food and Nutrition" Alberto Bonomi. He exalted the properties
of these active
yeasts which allowed for a better regulation of the intestinal microbic
flora and
consequently a better digestion of food and attainment of major weight
gain and
therefore better assimilation of food.At the International Horse Fair
of Verona, I hurried to your stand to assist the launching of your product
on the market.I then went home with a sample of Turval that I tried on
a 26-year-old mare.
This mare is a half-breed and, despite her age, still works at the stable
"La Mandorla"(Caraglio in the province of Cuneo). I wanted
to try it on her because she had serious health problems, her coat was
opaque and coarse, had soft feces
which contained undigested food, and had lost weight.Turval was administered
at the suggested dosage. After a month, a significantimprovement
was observed in her general state of health: a shinier coat, feces
ofnormal consistency with no indigest material present, better working
performance.I want to add that the mare is vaccinated and controlled for
worms regularly and that there was no alteration in her diet's composition
with the exception of the
addition of Turval.
I then tried Turval on a one-year-old Arabian colt. The colt had
a positive response,
with a good schelectral and muscular growth.I would like to receive the
technical data (and possibly other samples) of Turval Sport 12, the size
for trekking, and of the entire range of present and future products
.
Even though I don't personally own a horse, I would like to test your
products
on the horses of friends or at riding-grounds. In any case, I will
recommend your
products to my future patients.
Cordially, Simona T.
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