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Originally Posted by freddymo
Dr Cohen suggests the following:
“I don’t care what anyone else says, 99% of all horses run on Lasix and 99% of all horses do not bleed,” Cohen said. “Period. End of story. I have been scoping horses for 30 years and the percentage of horses that really bleed is less than 10%. Do not listen to any veterinarian tell you differently.
Strange that there is such diversity in Vet's opinions on a fairly simple condition to substantiate?
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His math is dubious at best. But besides that, if he has been scoping horses for 30 years....and 99% of the horses he is scoping are on Lasix, and thus 99% of horses don't bleed, what point exactly is he trying to make? That it works?
How could he possibly know that less than 10% of horses actually need it if 99% of his test samples are on it?
12-04-2015, 02:13 PM
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