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I have a horse with chronic lyme who has been treated traditionally for a year and a half. Her numbers and symptoms persist.
I use oil of oregano for myself and my family for infections and I want to give it to my mare. I need your expertise on dosage and administration. Please help she is only 6 years old!”
Jini received this call for help from one of our horse listeners:
In case you find yourself in a similar situation, here is the information Jini shared with this reader:
Jini Says ~
Yes, you can offer wild oregano free choice – just hold the dropper out to your horse and if she wants it (body wisdom) you can then squirt it into her mouth. Audelina took 6 dropperfuls this way once. I’m not sure a horse would consent to the dosage and frequency of wild oregano required to eradicate a stubborn infection though.
So personally, if I had a horse with Lyme disease, I would use Japanese Knotweed instead. Combined with an immune-boosting blend called Respire and a potent probiotic.
Remember if your horse has been on even 1 course of antibiotics, her gut flora is compromised and it’s crucial to implant with beneficial bacteria once a day, usually 2 hours after the last dose of anti-pathogen or antibiotic. If you can give probiotics in the evening, so the bacteria have all night to colonize before you administer the anti-pathogen agents, that is ideal.
I would also listen to your horse’s body wisdom. In my experience, horses usually have less resistance/barriers to healing than adult humans – so they heal more quickly and easily. Perhaps your horse doesn’t need 1.5 cups, or only needs it twice per day, and so on.
So I would be really open to listening to my horse’s body wisdom and trusting him to direct his own treatment and dosing.
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