Horse like many wild animals is very low in fat, and high in protein.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse_meat
http://www.igha.org/USDA.html

By the way, if someone needs helps with chemotherapy and treating aids, just smoke a bowl.
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There is absolutely no proof of it. I doubt any serious research has been done in the area, but there's no reason to imagine that horse meat contains anything special over cow meat when it comes to treating chronic diseases.

Claims of a single substance that treats a wide variety of syndromes are always to be taken with suspicion. That's especially true of chronic conditions. They're very prone to desperate people who will try anything (and pay a high price for it).

And because the conditions are chronic, it's hard to tell when something is working. In fact, because of the placebo effect, the patient may even feel better for a bit, even though the disease is still ravaging their body. By the time they figure out they're getting no benefits, the person who sold it to them is long gone.
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