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Why Horses Do Get Ulcers | Equine Therapy

Thanks to the seminal work of Robert Sapolsky, in “Why Zebras Don’t Get Ulcers,” we know have a much better understanding of the disparity between the way animals in their natural environment handle stress and the way humans do. As a result of this intensive study, we can also ascertain that both the value of identifying and responding to, the physiological triggers of alarm. And with all that being said, one would not be stretching too far to hypothesize that horses also do not get ulcers. Howe

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An interesting look at horses, risk of ulcers and what we have in common with them when it comes to stress: http://bit.ly/iCqtDg

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Why Horses Do Get Ulcers | Equine Therapy

blogs.psychcentral.com — “Thanks to the seminal work of Robert Sapolsky, in “Why Zebras Don’t Get Ulcers,” we know have a much better understanding of the disparity between the way animals in their natural environment handle stress and the way humans do. As a result of this intensive study, we can also ascertain that both the value of identifying and responding to, the physiological triggers of alarm. And with all that being said, one would not be stretching too far to hypothesize that horses also do not get ulcers. Howe” View full resource at blogs.psychcentral.com