maybe a month? this was early in the process of june - https://photos.app.goo.gl/ouFUAR5obvHNbAaBA, then this was beginning of july - https://photos.app.goo.gl/1jNsxYfWjxpy3YUM8
i don’t think i have any current photos, but i can take one if you like. the hair never grew back so there’s just a little spot, but no sarcoid!
Thanks for the photos!
This is where we’re starting from today 
And he has four little spots that I just noticed as well. Hoping he just rubbed the hair off and they aren’t more:
I’d really like to wait until November if we have to treat them; Oct can still be buggy. Is there any harm in waiting another two months? I figure that should give ample time to see if the supplements help or not.
The little ones look exactly like the one my horse had most recently. While you’re waiting the 2-months or so, grab a bottle of Frankincense (<$15) and rub some in a couple of times every time you’re at the barn. Might work. Might not, but at least it will feel like you’re not just waiting around.
We had one w a sarcoid on his cheek. His owner is a veterinarian. She elected to wait until cool weather w no additional problems.
Have a look at Sarcoid Cure on Facebook. It works. You won’t believe simple ingredients can work so easily. The best part is that it did not bother my horse and the second best part is it costs pennies a day. My story is on her page with pictures, my horse’s name is Dallas and will come up if you search his name. ( I had previously tried expensive cream through the vet and it irritated him greatly and did not clear it up at all. )
It doesn’t look like her messaging is open right now for her recipe; could you share here or PM?
Maybe try again tomorrow? See below from the FAQ on the FB page.
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I really hesitate to share the recipe publicly as she should get the credit, and although she does not charge for the recipe I do think she accepts donations, which I also happily sent after the process. I do know that she has been overwhelmed with response as the word is out about it working so well on all types of these nasty things.
Good catch. I’ll check and see if it’s enabled tomorrow, thanks!
Mine was about the size of a golf ball on his belly. He’s a very sensitive chestnut tb and did great it didn’t really bother him during treatment everything stayed the same and I definitely rode. His got a tiny bit larger but not much it just looked a bit more angry. We treated with the cream only and it completely healed the hair grew back and he’s 100% normal. I’d do this treatment again in a heartbeat.
Thanks, very good to hear!
I got in touch with her and have the recipe now.
When you started the treatment, did you find that as it worked, the sarcoid got open/goopy at all? It sounds like that’s expected. I am planning to wait to give it a try until the flies die down just in case.
I’m so glad you got it from her! Yes, the sarcoid gets pretty angry looking, but in our case that took a while! I was even starting to wonder if it would do anything. At least a month before it started changing and getting red and weepy. About a month of this red and scabby stage, and then very rapidly it started to shrink and heal.
OK awesome, thank you! Once it seems like summer is finally on the out, I will start and hopefully by the time it gets gunky, we will be in good shape that flies won’t be an additional bother .
He has been on the amino acids now for a full week and I just started the Karbo Combo+. Sarcoid seems less angry but its hard to tell if that was on its own accord or not.
just checking in to see how the sarcoid is looking?
I assume the latest question is for FjordBCRF, but I will pick it up anyways, in case anyone else finds themselves in the same boat!
Our latest status is, now that the flies are gone, my vet wants to first band off the sarcoid, I guess you call this ‘ligature’. He claims he has had good results, and that if it doesn’t catch the whole sarcoid, one can follow up with creme like XXterra. I suggested imiquimod but he seems to think the banding is a good first step. I’m a bit apprehensive that he simply isn’t familiar with imiquimod treatment and is reaching to a familiar, old-school approach. It doesn’t help my trainer is of the old school himself and encouraged the vet to band it.
I have a call in to a vet at the university so hope to get some direct feedback from him before my vet gets to action. The sarcoid itself is about the size of a piece of bazooka bubble gum (with rounded edges) on my guy’s belly, not near the girth. Scary process, he is otherwise doing so good!
No big updates yet on my end! The weather has just started to get and stay cooler. We leave for a trip towards the end of the month so I don’t want to start anything until I get back.
No luck with the amino acids or the Karbo combo.
With that said, the vet was sheerly curious and completely supportive of trying the Facebook sarcoid cure so I’m going to start with that. His next recommendation is to use Aldara. He wasn’t confident that surgically removing it was the best idea based on the location and there not being much skin to suture.
Edit to add, those smaller spots must have been something else thankfully! Maybe just caught himself on something.
Some good updates!
Previously posted after growing rapidly over the summer from the previous year. It’s stopped and this is what we were left with
This was after the supplements which may have helped looking at it now. It was kind of scale-y. This was at the beginning of November right before I started the Sarcoid Cure:
And tonight. Much flatter and smaller with hair growing through! Sorry for the crummy lighting.
Hopefully we will keep making progress!
A couple weeks later we’re almost fully covered with new hair growth! You can still feel some bumpies, so I’m trying to keep the paste going but there isn’t much for it to really hang on to.
We used Aldera on two w sarcoids. One was on the cheek; the other in an ear. It worked very well.
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