coccidiosis treatment, signs of infection, cause, Good herbs for the immune system, & prevention

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Some good information in this article. Need to break some of the parts up into paragraphs for easier reading.

Edit; Thank you for doing some editing. It is much easier to read through now. I increased my rating a star because of it. Well done.
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Thanks for the nice review I will do the needed edits.
Well written and to the point.
but contains inaccurate information and suggests the use of ineffective, if not possibly harmful methods of treatment.
Corid is not an antibiotic, it's a thiamine blocker.
No scientific sources are mentioned on the herbs and spices to prove that they work for coccidiosis. Some of the herbs are ineffective in the normal quantities a bird would eat and toxic in if given too much..
Its a good article, it just needs some scientific support to make it shine.
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I did some editing were it was needed that for telling me that. I don't want people to make any mistakes when treating for coccidiosis
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Very informative!
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Too much wrong info.
Coccidiosis is not parasite.
It's not treated with garlic or ACV or any of these "natural things."
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I know people have their own opinions on different thing and I respect your opinion on the fact that you think herbs won't work. I realized I wrote it bad and I edited it. Because although herbs and garlic help the immune system and are very good for chickens and other poultry alike, it won't stop an outbreak of coccidiosis, and only helps the chickens fight it and the worst the outbreak is the weaker the effects of the herbs are. So I ask if you could consider changing the review as I have edited it.
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