Studiens syfte var att undersöka magsäcksinnehåll hos skjutna vildsvin i syd- och mellansverige för att fastställa vad vildsvinen ätit, d.v.s. om födan kom från utfodringsplatser eller från naturen, och om det kan ha betydelse för reproduktion. Även könsorganen (äggstockar och livmödrar) undersöktes för att se om det fanns ett samband mellan utfodring och reproduktion. Arbetet ingick som en del i en pilotstudie om vildsvin och reproduktion. Studien genomfördes under 2013 på fyra gårdar (fyra olika län) med egna viltslakterier för att få en spridning av insamlat material. Till dessa gårdar skickades en enkät för att få information om deras utfodring till vildsvin (typ av foder och utfodringsrutiner).

Sahlgrenska Academy at University of GothenburgDepartment of Internal Medicine and Clinical NutritionAbstractTitle: Coconut water as a rehydration fluid. - Can coconut water be recommended as a better choice than water or sports drink after moderately intense training?Author: My Green, Joakim LundSupervisor: Henriette PhilipsonExaminer: Frode SlindeProgram: Dietician study program, 180/240 ECTSType of paper: Examination paper, 15 hpDate: May 26th, 2014Background: Already in the 1960s an alternative to water as a rehydration fluid occurred, the so-called sports drink. Coconut water has in recent years been claimed as the "natural sports drink" in media. Coconut water is sold in shops and fitness centers around the world and has established itself as an alternative to water and sports drink in terms of rehydration after a workout.Objective: To investigate whether there is scientific evidence to recommend coconut water as a rehydration drink after moderately intense exercise ahead of water or sports drink.Search strategy: The search for articles in this systematic review was performed in the databases PubMed, Scopus, Cochrane and GUPEA.

Horses are by nature herbivores, specialized on grass, and graze during the main part of the day. The horse has neither changed this basic behaviour nor the function of gastro-intestinal tract, when the horse was domesticated by man. A horse on pasture has an even production of saliva and gastric acids. The buffering effect of the saliva makes the pH in the stomach above four throughout most of the day. With abnormal long breaks of eating, the pH may decrease, causing an increased risk of gastric ulcer.