Horse gram aka chana dal is one of the most popular legumes in India. What is horse gram known as? Horse gram, also known as Macrotyloma uniflorum, is a type of legume that’s native to certain parts of Southeast Asia. Notable for its dry, hard texture and unique flavor and Read more…
Lipid digestion occurs primarily in the small intestine, via the production and release of digestive enzymes and bile salts. As the horse does not possess a gall bladder, bile salts are continually released into the intestine. Where does lipid get absorbed? intestineRecent findings. Lipid absorption involves hydrolysis of dietary fat Read more…
Horse gram (kulattha): It is useful in treating early-stage gallstones. Can Kulthi Dal dissolve gallstones? Kulthi or horse gram: Macrotyloma uniflorum removes kidney, gall stones. What is the fastest way to get rid of gallstones? Ursodiol is used to dissolve gallstones in people who do not want surgery or cannot Read more…
When you are balanced, you are the leader who oversees your horse’s length of step, speed, rhythm, and direction. To be balanced, you need to have a correct riding position—you need to be sitting equally on both of your seat bones, centered in your body and strong in your middle Read more…
Horse gram contains significant amounts of calcium, phosphorous, iron, and other amino acids. These are essential nutrients that have been known to help increase sperm count in males. This is because these minerals promote increased blood supply to the male reproductive organs which helps improve sperm production. What are the Read more…
Hay and/or pasture, the one ingredient that all horses require, contains fibrous carbohydrate which is essential for normal gut function, but hay and pasture also contain sugar and starch. What proteins do horses need? The diet for growing horses should provide at least 0.65% lysine and 0.5% threonine on a Read more…
In general, feed no more than 0.5 percent of your horse’s bodyweight in cereal grains at one meal. For example, a 1,000-pound horse should receive no more than 5 pounds of grains at one time. What are 5 nutritional requirements for horses? When feeding horses, it is important to recognize Read more…
Horses are creatures of habit and generally maintain a consistent eating schedule. However, there are a number of reasons why a horse might stop eating. They can be sick, have dental issues, or they may just not like the type of food you are feeding them. Why does my horse Read more…
by Ron Meredith. Balance is one of those terms in the horse industry that is so misused that it’s become mythunderstood. All it really means is that the horse is distributing his weight equally on all four feet. What is balance in horse riding? When you are balanced, you are Read more…
Riders who do not have a good sense of balance cannot follow a horse’s motion. Unbalanced riders tend to stay on a horse by gripping with their calves, gripping with their thighs, or hanging on the reins. Without good balance of their own, they interfere with the horse’s balance and, Read more…