Controversial racehorse drug to be studied
Published: October 17, 2007
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Debate about horseracing drug may be solved with C olorado State University and partner research in S outh Africa. A study led by Colorado State University and research partners will help to answer a long-debated question about health and performance effects of a drug commonly used to treat racehorses in the U.S. to prevent bleeding into their airways as they run. The study, which ...
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17 de octubre de 2007
Would this drug have the same effect on horse racing drug?
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18 de octubre de 2007
I am sorry but you are wrong to say that Furosemide is banned on all other countries appart from the US and Canada.
Brazil also allows their Thoroughbreds to use Furosemide on raceday as a potential reducer of EIPH.
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22 de abril de 2009
Ref: Controversial racehorse drug sees studied
The effects of the furosemide one in horses with cases out of pulmonary hemorrhage induced by exercise, plows contradictory in relation to their beneficial effects in horses with that pathology. In Argentina and EE.UU. to near 80% of the horses they run with doses that oscillate between (2ml and 6 total milliliter). According to some studies the furosemide:
One: Would reduces the blood pressure
Two: Would produce severe electrolytic lost
According to studies the electrolytic supplementation would see beneficial to counteract those effects.
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