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September 05, 2007
“I am so thrilled. Within a couple of days I noticed a change in my filly, Lola’s, attitude. She is back to her old horsenality...she’s her frisky, playful self. AND by the weekend, I was thinking that I was noticing a change in her muscle and by yesterday I dared to confirm that her muscles ARE coming back. I’m so relieved. I truly believe that your product [APF] has had an impact on her healing. I can’t thank you enough for your time and concern. THANK YOU SO MUCH!”
October 30, 2007
“Hi Dr. Michael,
I am so happy to report that we just got the latest results and Lola, the yearling QH filly is clear! She has had a truly remarkable recovery. Her back (she is the one who lost almost all her back muscles in a matter of three days) has almost completely come back. I truly believe that the APF formula has helped her tremendously. As I stated in a previous email, she started to turn around within a couple of days of being on the APF. She is now her old self...running, bucking, and being a happy yearling!
“I can’t thank you enough for your phone call that desperate Saturday afternoon. I tell everyone that APF made a huge difference in my filly.”
“I have been using APF on my horse with COPD for the last four months with remarkable results. I have been able to cut her usual dose of medication in half this summer. So, I am very pleased.”
“Five years ago our horse, Cody, was diagnosed with COPD. After years of pills and dex and Ventipulman, my wife and I thought we would give him APF with hopes of cutting back his stress. WHOA...were we ever surprised. Seventy-five days ago we began him on APF and the results were better than we expected. Ordinarily by this time of the year we would have been on our second 15 day regimen of dex. This year however, we have yet to give him any treatments. Cody has lost no weight and his coat is fantastic. We have noticed a little pep in his step. Our pastures are very hilly and he is running up and down them with little or no problem. Cody is 17 and you would be hard pressed to notice any breathing difficulty. We have been reluctant to let you know of our success so far...knock on wood. This is our third day of 90+ degrees and he is doing fantastic. We thank you for your product.”
Hi Joy,
This mare and babies are owned by a stable in Sea Pines - Hilton Head Island, SC. Lacey (the mom) went into labor early Saturday morning and had delivered the twins by the time the first person arrived at the stable. One had gotten up but the tiny one was unable to stand. The vet didn’t give either much of a chance of survival without intervention which would have meant sending them off to a hospital. But he felt that they still had almost no chance of surviving over 24 hours. All the employees promised to help and he told the manager of the facility that if they could not nurse from the mom we would have to try to milk the mare and get the foals to drink if they had even a chance of survival.
Shortly after he left I approached the manager about giving the babies APF - he was not familiar with APF but said since the tiny one had almost no chance of survival that we could give it a try. We tipped her head back and squirted a dropper in her mouth - we then milked the mare and attempted to feed the baby with a bottle without much success. She was still unable to stand up. A couple of hours later we gave her another dropper and this time she became animated in just a couple of minutes - trying to get up - we helped her to stand and guided her over to Lacey - she managed to drink some milk - just a little, but she did it ! Lacey was very nervous but seemed to realize that we were helping and allowed us to assist - she never pinned her ears back at us one time.
We gave the tiny twin the APF two more times that day and she became almost immediately stronger with every dose - she always got up and went over to nurse and by late afternoon was drinking a good bit each time. The highlight of the day is when she cantered (very wobbly but a canter) across the paddock with her mom.
The next day she was even stronger and by the end of Sunday was visibly filled out - she was skin and bones at birth. The larger sister started getting APF on Sunday and we are giving the mare 6 mls a day as well. Although she didn’t have a lot of milk the first day, she now has plenty for both babies. I did not get to see them today but reports are that they are even better today and are running all over the paddock and eating just about constantly - in between naps and running!
In honor of APF saving these precious babies we would like to name the tiny filly Joy! She is so sweet and is a real joy as well as a miracle! We all agree that APF and your advice saved these babies from certain death. Thank you so much once again for such a miracle product and all your support and advice - I always know I can call and ask you anything and your advice is always given without making me feel that I am being a bother!
Again, thank you - thank you - thank you from all of us!!
C. Lolik
March 2007
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
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