Horse Metabolism And Hormones – Pituitary Dysfunction (What is Cushing’s Disease in Horses?) – a HorseTalk™ Webcast
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August 7, 2016
Discussion:
The pituitary is a small gland at the bottom of the brain that regulates so many hormones in the body. Without it, the body of every mammal (horse and human) would become unbalanced and eventually destroy itself.
And it is only the size of a pea!
Join me for a discussion of what this tiny part does to horses, some ideas of mine as to why it often becomes broken, and why the term “Cushing’s” is a hot button for me.
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August 7, 2016
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The pituitary is a small gland at the bottom of the brain that regulates so many hormones in the body. Without it, the body of every mammal (horse and human) would become unbalanced and eventually destroy itself.
And it is only the size of a pea!
Join me for a discussion of what this tiny part does to horses, some ideas of mine as to why it often becomes broken, and why the term “Cushing’s” is a hot button for me.
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The pituitary is a small gland at the bottom of the brain that regulates so many hormones in the body. Without it, the body of every mammal (horse and human) would become unbalanced and eventually destroy itself.
And it is only the size of a pea!
Join me for a discussion of what this tiny part does to horses, some ideas of mine as to why it often becomes broken, and why the term “Cushing’s” is a hot button for me.
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August 7, 2016
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The pituitary is a small gland at the bottom of the brain that regulates so many hormones in the body. Without it, the body of every mammal (horse and human) would become unbalanced and eventually destroy itself.
And it is only the size of a pea!
Join me for a discussion of what this tiny part does to horses, some ideas of mine as to why it often becomes broken, and why the term “Cushing’s” is a hot button for me.
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