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chiropractic, and homeopathy) on horses, and as such I spend a lot of my time looking at the nutritional status of my patients. In order to be successful with holistic medicine it is extremely important that the nutritional status of the animals is good, and that they do not have toxins built up in their bodies. With horses (and other species, including man) the skin and hair are excellent ways to gauge internal health. The skin is actually the largest organ in the body and it reflects very well what is going on inside. Horses who have been on sludged pastures generally have a dull coat that bleaches out easily, especially in the summer-, time. This phenomenon also occurs when the nutritional status is less
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