The hyoid is a apparatus of small bones in the jaw that do not connect to other bones, but instead, they connect to muscles. If a horse is a head shaker, cribber, head shy, not picking up the correct lead, or doesn't want to back up, it is a good idea to check for hyoid imbalance. Many times you can look at a horse's face straight on and see their nostrils or eyes are not in alignment. If need be, take a ruler and hold it from the corner of one eye to the other, or across the … [Read more...] about Balancing a Horse’s Hyoid with Light
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Free Webinar – Equine Photopuncture Webinar
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Photopuncture helps equine pastern injury with speedy recovery
Here’s a recent testimonial from a horse owner who recently bought a 2 Light Photopuncture Kit! "Just wanted to show the progression of JJ's wound, and give Thanks to Diana Connolly for going above and beyond to get me the light kit pictured "She met me on the 4th of July"! I truly believe these lights along with meticulous care of the wound have helped get it to where it is right now! It still has to finish closing, but I don't think there will be much of a scar, and except for some … [Read more...] about Photopuncture helps equine pastern injury with speedy recovery
Interrupting Light Therapy/Photopuncture Sessions
When using Photopuncture or Light Therapy on an animal or person, please respect that they are in a relaxed state and do not interrupt the therapy by tossing more pads onto them (human) or coming up and touching them without warning (human or animal). We had this happen twice in the month of April 2017. Once when a person was receiving a Light Therapy Session at a tradeshow. There were extra pads not being used and a very well intentioned assistant plopped them on the person in the chair. It … [Read more...] about Interrupting Light Therapy/Photopuncture Sessions
