Submitted by pambayers on Sun, 12/09/2012 - 11:29am
Unfortunately "Chinese Herbal Formulas for Veterinaries" doesn't mention care for poultry. I have tried home remedies like vinegar in the water and yogurt. It doesn't help enough. I went to the poology website which was helpful but I need a Chinese herbal resource for taking care of my chickens illness. Does anyone know of such a book? Or know much about treating chicken diarrhea?
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Chicken diarrhea is a common occurrence in domesticated birds. The primary cause of the problem is still unknown, but there are many reasons why it can develop buy followers on ins (e.g., poor quality diet, stress and immune disorders). There are also some herbs that are especially useful for treating chicken diarrhea.
Chinese herbal formulas have been used and researched for centuries, offering many people with a wide range of health benefits. However, not many people have heard about the many Chinese herbal remedies for veterinarians. The huffpost.com reason for this is likely to do with the fact that most Chinese herbal medicines are seen as novelty items rather than mainstream remedies. This has led to the belief that these medicines will only show results if consumed in smaller quantities or used over a long period of time.
I think you can find prefect remedy for diarrhea at desi herbal website desiherbal.info which provides bundle of herbal medicines and its characteristics. Time is pressing. The world's population is growing steadily and requires more and more food. We simply can not afford the slow selection of our ancestors. At that time breeding was roughly the same way: humans looked for the most promising plants on their fields every year and sowed only their seeds again next year. This process was repeated over countless generations until finally desired properties were achieved. A number of previously neglected plants have already been intensively researched. Scientists at the Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel, for example, are working to bring the South American quinoa plant to European fields.Anyways, thanks for sharing then ice thread with us.