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At Herbs of the World, we make every effort to provide formulas which give the
broadest spectrum of plants and minerals that the grazing animal finds naturally.
However, as in the case of seaweed or yucca, even though horses in coastal
areas will pick at seaweed washed up on the beach, the horse is less likely to be
found grazing on them. However, they are valuable as sources of trace elements
and are compatible with the equine diet, therefore, we often use them in our
formulas to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
We would like to emphasize that Herbs of the World uses high grade, human
quality, 100% pure herb in all our formulas. Herbs that are non-fumigated, have
no or low pesticide and as many certified organic as possible are what we use.
Our products contain absolutely no fillers whatsoever and no vitamins or
minerals other than those found naturally in the living plant which are more
compatible and more easily assimilated by the herbivorous equine body.
Herbs of the World is convinced that feeding high quality herbs to a herbivore
offers the greatest benefit to the equine athlete. For example, all our rose hips
are certified organic and we use a lot. Rose hips are very easy on horses and
contain many nutrients they may not otherwise consume such as bioflavonoids
and vitamin C. Because there is no synthesizing, rose hips are easier to digest
and can be utilized effectively with no side effects.
Some of our formulas are specific for one deficiency or another. We know that
the horse requires certain vitamins or minerals to grow and be healthy. Our
formulas were originally developed for the competitive horse under heavy stress,
or horses injured or ill, under a vet's supervision for those interested in providing
natural alternatives or support.
Herbs of the World is committed to educating the horse owner, trainer and
breeder on the benefits of natural health and healing. Loryhl Goodman, herbalist
and owner, will be lecturing at Can Am Equine Expo in March, 2004.