Researchers find equine 1xbet online games login reduces lung damage, may improve performance
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
MANHATTAN — As debate continues on the decision to allow California Chrome to wear a 1xbet online games login in the Belmont Stakes, Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine researchers who tested the product say the focus should be on the 1xbet online games login 's health benefits and not on possible performance enhancement.
The university's Howard Erickson, professor emeritus of anatomy and physiology, and David Poole, professor of kinesiology and anatomy and physiology, researched the Flair 1xbet online games login used by the thoroughbred racehorse and found it can help reduce lung damage in horses.
"I think the Flair 1xbet online games login was beneficial for this horse, and the Flair 1xbet online games login has been shown by our research to reduce exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage by approximately 50 percent. I think that is beneficial," Erickson said.
Unlike humans, horses only breathe through their nose. Poole said that when a horse breathes, it can generate a negative pressure in its lungs. High-intensity activities like races, combined with a narrow nasal passageway, put extra pressure on the horse and often result in a hemorrhage in the lungs. The Flair 1xbet online games login is designed to alleviate that.
Poole says he was skeptical of the product when approached by manufacturers. Poole and Erickson conducted a randomized, control study on seven geldings trained to run on a treadmill. The 1xbet online games login is designed to tent the airway and hold it open. Results showed that the 1xbet online games login did improve the airway, leading to reduced lung damage.
"The 1xbet online games login reduces bleeding, reduces the secondary infections that can damage the lung afterward and also may help facilitate the horse to perform better," Poole said.
The researchers say the 1xbet online games login may improve performance because it reduces fatigue. They believe this is a more honest approach to racing enhancements and a better alternative than some drugs currently being used.
"Unfortunately, the horse racing industry is a mine of drugs," Poole said. "You don't know under any given circumstances what a horse may or may not be on."
The Flair nasal strips are being used worldwide at other horse events like barrel racing.
