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<blockquote data-quote="Lucky_P" data-source="post: 988309" data-attributes="member: 12607"><p>"People whose livestock aren't exposed to many parasites won't have a parasite problem whether they latch on to some kind of hokus pokus, all natural, wive's tale remedy/preventative or not--till all of a sudden, they do have a problem. The worst thing about posting these miracle all natural remedies is that these boards are frequented by a lot of young beginners, and it's read as fact instead of the hearsay it actually is, and since many of the younguns don't know any better or don't have much $$ to spend, they go this route down the pathway to disaster and a high vet bill or backhoe dug hole. All on account someone felt inclined to post an old wive's tale on the internet for all of posterity to read."</p><p></p><p>Bingo. This is exactly why I stand my ground on issues such as this. In this case, the ACV won't cause any harm - but it's not a miracle compound, capable of achieving all the things its proponents ascribe to it, and certainly not at the dilutions they're recommending. But, if 'believers' are counting on it, the animals they are responsible for may suffer needlessly.</p><p></p><p>Greybeard, </p><p>If swinging the dead cat doesn't take care of that wart, try rubbing it with the lining from a chicken gizzard and bury that under the eaves of the house on the dark of the moon. - Folk Medicine from my grandmother(who lived to 92, smoked a pipe, and ate bacon and eggs for breakfast every day, with butter on her toast - OK, she didn't really smoke a pipe, but my grandfather chewed and smoked and he outlived her).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lucky_P, post: 988309, member: 12607"] "People whose livestock aren't exposed to many parasites won't have a parasite problem whether they latch on to some kind of hokus pokus, all natural, wive's tale remedy/preventative or not--till all of a sudden, they do have a problem. The worst thing about posting these miracle all natural remedies is that these boards are frequented by a lot of young beginners, and it's read as fact instead of the hearsay it actually is, and since many of the younguns don't know any better or don't have much $$ to spend, they go this route down the pathway to disaster and a high vet bill or backhoe dug hole. All on account someone felt inclined to post an old wive's tale on the internet for all of posterity to read." Bingo. This is exactly why I stand my ground on issues such as this. In this case, the ACV won't cause any harm - but it's not a miracle compound, capable of achieving all the things its proponents ascribe to it, and certainly not at the dilutions they're recommending. But, if 'believers' are counting on it, the animals they are responsible for may suffer needlessly. Greybeard, If swinging the dead cat doesn't take care of that wart, try rubbing it with the lining from a chicken gizzard and bury that under the eaves of the house on the dark of the moon. - Folk Medicine from my grandmother(who lived to 92, smoked a pipe, and ate bacon and eggs for breakfast every day, with butter on her toast - OK, she didn't really smoke a pipe, but my grandfather chewed and smoked and he outlived her). [/QUOTE]
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