Emili is a 17-year-old Arab mare who came to us in November intending to get another chance in life. She was brought from Hungary, where she was used to warming up the galloping before a race, and from there, she came to the barn Žonta, where she was sold to Rogaška Slatina. Even before her previous owner got her, Emily was coughing terribly. In autumn she had a dry cough, but there was not any kind of visible exhaustion. In the winter, the situation deteriorated due to the accommodation in the stables and dry hay. In the past, she contracted borreliosis that specifically targeted her nervous system.
In the middle of the summer of 2018, she came from the pasture to the stable, where she also had her own two hobbies. She was constantly coughing and the condition only worsened when her hind legs began to swell and were therefore housed in a box. Coughing became more and more painful. We started to soak her hay, and the condition was slightly improving, but it wasn’t anywhere close to being healthy - it just did not clear the lungs. At the end of November 2018, the owner of the barn received a call, so Emily would be put asleep next morning. According to the owner and veterinarians, there was no more help for Emily. I and my sister decided that we should give her one last chance. The owner handed us the mare for our caretaking, and Boris Sušec immediately proposed that we try Golden Breath. So we received three liters of this magic power.
At first, I was a little skeptical when I opened the first bottle. At first, we tried giving her just a little bit, because she is very picky. To our surprise, when we put the pre-therapy onto the bread she ate it immediately. I stayed true to the instructions of Mrs. Renata. After a week, the cough disappeared. Since then, we have been feeding her exclusively with haylage. We went on walks, as often as we could and after two weeks we started lunging. Mucus appeared in her case at the last bottle. But when it started to leak, I can say that the mucus was pouring out from her nostrils in large quantities. This lasted for about a month. The training was accompanied by cough, which disappeared completely after less than one month - as well as nostril discharge. Since then, Emily has not coughed not once. I do not know how she does it but Renata is a magical worker with her Golden Breath.
The only negative responses I received were the responses of two veterinarians, which I will not specifically name. The former immediately suggested corticosteroids and cancelation of current therapy. The more I wanted to explain to him that the current therapy actually helped, the more he refused to listen to me. In such situations, the opinions of veterinarians and advocates of natural medicines are really mixed and don’t go along very well.
Emily and many other horses are proof that the Golden Breath actually helps. And I'm glad we had the chance to be a part of this.
