Every week Dr David Marlin looks at a different common equine supplement ingredient and explains…
Browsing: muscle
Every week Dr David Marlin looks at a different common equine supplement ingredient and explains…
Every week Dr David Marlin looks at a different common equine supplement ingredient and explains…
A review of cold therapy when used for horses. The history of cold therapy Looking…
Tying Up ‘Tying up’ refers to a syndrome of muscle soreness and cramping, which is…
Dr Gillian Tabor on Muscle inhibition and building topline. A podcast on a reason why your…
1. Horses have three types of muscle: skeletal or striated or voluntary (for posture and…
Can you really increase your horse’s muscle mass by feeding it the right nutrients? Yes, to an extent. The one key requirement more than what you feed is that a horse won’t develop more muscle unless it is in regular training. Even anabolic steroids work best when used in people or animals that are exercising. Of course, anabolic steroids are banned from being used in horses except in rare cases where they are used for specific medical reasons. Interestingly, a study in horses showed that the use of anabolic steroids in yearlings did increase muscle mass but by the time they were two years olds there was no clear difference between those that had and those that had not had anabolic steroids.
Research review – The effect of ground poles and elastic resistance bands on Longissimus Dorsi…
At DrDavidMarlin.com we are regularly asked by horse owners about salt and electrolytes. Horse owners…
