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  PPID (Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction) – Cushing’s [[Replay]]

  Posted by Matt-Support on December 17, 2024 at 10:00 am

  Hey There Advocates!

  There was a good turnout for this subject where I looked at PPID from a different point of view. It’s worth watching. I added some images and corrected some things I said with captions, so if you’re just listening, take a moment to scrub through the video to look for the captions for these corrections.

  I am using AI to eliminate pauses and filler words. I also removed unnecessary dialog, so you will see many mini-breaks. This should help to condense the material to keep it relevant.

  0:01:47 – Q – I would like to know if PPID can be prevented or reversed? Also, is there a natural way to deal with Cushing’s disease once a horse has it?

  0:34:11 – Q – What percentage of PPID horses are being misdiagnosed?

  0:36:33 – My horse was called a PPID horse without testing. I bought him on Prascend and just kept giving to him. I had him tested last year. I was told he is well maintained on one half tab, meaning that I don’t know. I never get the actual results.

  0:41:49 – Patricia comments on her original questions.

  0:45:50 -Link – Diary of a CEO link = https://youtu.be/4DWKf5RqU-s?si=an7sSDLIYd7td2nD

  0:47:24 – Q – How long to soak hay?

  0:50:15 – note – SGL-2 inhibitors for reducing blood glucose in horses. I incorrectly misspelled and mispronounced the medicine being used in horses. The correct spelling is ertugliflozin.

  0:52:38 – A comment about soaking hay for 12 hours.

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