GorillaHead
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here is some new interesting findings.
Literature has it that in copper deficient diseases sebboreic dermatitis is common. In fact very common if you look at the highlighted percentages.
There is also the fact I have found literature where another copper disease menkes diseases, patients often have seb derm.
There is also the fact that copper is a great antifungal.
I also want to mention how there are numerous forums of farm animal owners talking about how they solved their goats dandruff with copper.
This is all interesting because simply supplementing copper alone has not solved the issue. But perhaps a huge piece of the puzzle
Literature has it that in copper deficient diseases sebboreic dermatitis is common. In fact very common if you look at the highlighted percentages.
There is also the fact I have found literature where another copper disease menkes diseases, patients often have seb derm.
There is also the fact that copper is a great antifungal.
I also want to mention how there are numerous forums of farm animal owners talking about how they solved their goats dandruff with copper.
This is all interesting because simply supplementing copper alone has not solved the issue. But perhaps a huge piece of the puzzle