TO CLEAR UP WHAT I SAID ABOUT PROBIOTICS

[Guest guest]

It never fricking fails that I get misquoted when I come here.

 

I DID NOT STATE THAT ALL PROBIOTICS ARE BAD. I said this one veterinarian

mentioned that a certain veterinarian said that a certain probiotic made with

pig feces was causing the problem. But I can't argue my point because I can't

find the link and I'm too busy right now to spend a day looking for it.

 

You can keep your smart aleck comments to yourselves about me sticking to my

subject matter. I was here when this board pretty much started.

 

I've been coming here a long time. People know me here and they know I'm not

going to post something unless I checked it out. But in the end, it's this

guy's opinion. It's for discernment. You want to give your pet probiotics, I'm

not standing in your way. It's merely something to think about.

 

I just can't believe the amount of rudeness that's come to this board from

people just so they can feel self-righteous.

 

So just scratch what I said, since I can't support it, but you can keep your

rudeness.

 

Chaeya

[Guest guest]

Hear! Hear!

 

What she said!

 

If you disagree, do it with politeness. At the very least read the posts

carefully. Consider your response before hitting send. Otherwise you not

only sound rude, but ignorant as well.

 

K

Who does this pretty well, with the huge exception being... well, I hesitate

to mention it, okay no I don't. The YL crap.

 

On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 11:41 AM, Chaeya <chaeya wrote:

 

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Kathleen Petrides

Bead Hussy

http://www.BeadHussy.com

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Here ya go Chaeya

Google search for *PIG FECES probiotic* brings up 11,400 results -

many similar to this :

 

*Selection of potential probiotic lactobacilli from pig feces to be

used as additives in pelleted feeding*

http://tinyurl.com/mm3hk8

Although that reference refers to pelleted feed, who knows what else

they add it to........

 

Old horse men also used to add a handful of *normal* horse droppings

to the feed of sick or colicy horses to help settle the gut, so the

idea is not new. I think problems may arise when trying to use the

method cross species.

 

To all members :

 

Disagreements with other members’ opinions are fine and can be

educational, but let’s not get personal or nasty. So from now on lets

all play nice together shall we? :-) Thanks.

 

Liz

One of the List Moms.

[Guest guest]

Dear Chaeya,

 

First - my apologies for offending you - that was definitely NOT my intent.

 

Second - I quoted your post exactly - with quotations. My point was not self

righteousness or superiority - I suspected that there was likely some truth to

what you were saying, but because you made a broad general statement, rather

than accurately relaying specific information - it was open to gross

misinterpretation by readers, and therefore gross misinformation.

 

Hence my suggestion that you cite your source so that we could get the accurate

and useful information you were no doubt intending to share.

 

Your original post was not accurate, nor was it substantiated. If you want your

posts to be treated more respectfully and taken more seriously, then you might

think about taking the time to compose them more carefully and thoroughly.

 

Best,

 

Lisa

 

 

 

 

 

 

ATFE2 , " Chaeya " <chaeya wrote:

>

> It never fricking fails that I get misquoted when I come here.

>

> I DID NOT STATE THAT ALL PROBIOTICS ARE BAD. I said this one veterinarian

mentioned that a certain veterinarian said that a certain probiotic made with

pig feces was causing the problem. But I can't argue my point because I can't

find the link and I'm too busy right now to spend a day looking for it.

>

> You can keep your smart aleck comments to yourselves about me sticking to my

subject matter. I was here when this board pretty much started.

>

> I've been coming here a long time. People know me here and they know I'm not

going to post something unless I checked it out. But in the end, it's this

guy's opinion. It's for discernment. You want to give your pet probiotics, I'm

not standing in your way. It's merely something to think about.

>

> I just can't believe the amount of rudeness that's come to this board from

people just so they can feel self-righteous.

>

> So just scratch what I said, since I can't support it, but you can keep your

rudeness.

>

> Chaeya

>

[Guest guest]

G;day Liz!

 

My hubby (who has been breeding QH for over 50 yrs now), says foals nibble

their Mums poo - when I expressed distain about this, he said it helped with

their intestinal flora & fauna.

 

So glad I used disposable nappies with the kids!!!.......hehehehehe

 

Fiona

Australia

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" Liz " <liztams

<ATFE2 >

Tuesday, June 09, 2009 6:48 AM

Re: [ATFE2] TO CLEAR UP WHAT I SAID ABOUT PROBIOTICS

 

 

Here ya go Chaeya

Google search for *PIG FECES probiotic* brings up 11,400 results -

many similar to this :

 

*Selection of potential probiotic lactobacilli from pig feces to be

used as additives in pelleted feeding*

http://tinyurl.com/mm3hk8

Although that reference refers to pelleted feed, who knows what else

they add it to........

 

Old horse men also used to add a handful of *normal* horse droppings

to the feed of sick or colicy horses to help settle the gut, so the

idea is not new. I think problems may arise when trying to use the

method cross species.

 

To all members :

 

Disagreements with other members’ opinions are fine and can be

educational, but let’s not get personal or nasty. So from now on lets

all play nice together shall we? :-) Thanks.

 

Liz

One of the List Moms.

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Okay, so my post wasn't " entirely " accurate but somewhat so, which I fixed the

problem by jumping through a number of hoops to get the actual article. Whether

you quoted me exactly or not, it wasn't just you, it was that Lavinia chick

telling me I need to stick to aromatherapy.

 

I will say this again, I posted it trying to recollect from memory and hope

maybe one of my FRIENDS here may have heard something about it, and I will admit

I should have added that.

 

But I didn't post it trying to win an award. If someone heard about it great,

if not, dismiss me as a rambler. If it was really important to me, which I did,

I posted the actual article, so read and enjoy. Otherwise, if I don't substiate

it you're free to dismiss me as not knowing what I'm talking about. If you want

more info, ask me to substantiate it. I suffer from memory problems, so

sometimes I get a little absent minded and forget to read through what I post.

That's why I'm not in a field where I have to public medical reports and when I

do publish anything, I have to read it through a number of times and have others

read it through.

 

I've known enough people in my life to learn how to talk to them. Some of us

just need a little help.

 

Chaeya

 

ATFE2 , " Lisa " <lcamasi wrote:

>

> Dear Chaeya,

>

> First - my apologies for offending you - that was definitely NOT my intent.

>

> Second - I quoted your post exactly - with quotations. My point was not self

righteousness or superiority - I suspected that there was likely some truth to

what you were saying, but because you made a broad general statement, rather

than accurately relaying specific information - it was open to gross

misinterpretation by readers, and therefore gross misinformation.

>

> Hence my suggestion that you cite your source so that we could get the

accurate and useful information you were no doubt intending to share.

>

> Your original post was not accurate, nor was it substantiated. If you want

your posts to be treated more respectfully and taken more seriously, then you

might think about taking the time to compose them more carefully and thoroughly.

>

> Best,

>

> Lisa

[Guest guest]

We all love you, Michele, no worries. (Actually, love you all!)

 

Hugs,

Stacey who is again without a PC for the next 3 weeks!

 

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

 

 

" Chaeya " <chaeya

 

Tue, 09 Jun 2009 16:46:15

<ATFE2 >

[ATFE2] Re: TO CLEAR UP WHAT I SAID ABOUT PROBIOTICS

 

 

Okay, so my post wasn't " entirely " accurate but somewhat so, which I fixed the

problem by jumping through a number of hoops to get the actual article. Whether

you quoted me exactly or not, it wasn't just you, it was that Lavinia chick

telling me I need to stick to aromatherapy.

 

I will say this again, I posted it trying to recollect from memory and hope

maybe one of my FRIENDS here may have heard something about it, and I will admit

I should have added that.

 

But I didn't post it trying to win an award. If someone heard about it great,

if not, dismiss me as a rambler. If it was really important to me, which I did,

I posted the actual article, so read and enjoy. Otherwise, if I don't substiate

it you're free to dismiss me as not knowing what I'm talking about. If you want

more info, ask me to substantiate it. I suffer from memory problems, so

sometimes I get a little absent minded and forget to read through what I post.

That's why I'm not in a field where I have to public medical reports and when I

do publish anything, I have to read it through a number of times and have others

read it through.

 

I've known enough people in my life to learn how to talk to them. Some of us

just need a little help.

 

Chaeya

 

ATFE2 , " Lisa " <lcamasi wrote:

>

> Dear Chaeya,

>

> First - my apologies for offending you - that was definitely NOT my intent.

>

> Second - I quoted your post exactly - with quotations. My point was not self

righteousness or superiority - I suspected that there was likely some truth to

what you were saying, but because you made a broad general statement, rather

than accurately relaying specific information - it was open to gross

misinterpretation by readers, and therefore gross misinformation.

>

> Hence my suggestion that you cite your source so that we could get the

accurate and useful information you were no doubt intending to share.

>

> Your original post was not accurate, nor was it substantiated. If you want

your posts to be treated more respectfully and taken more seriously, then you

might think about taking the time to compose them more carefully and thoroughly.

>

> Best,

>

> Lisa