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Acupressure can support your horse to achieve balance

11/1/2019

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Equine Acupressure chart from Whole Horse Herbs
Equine Acupressure chart from Whole Horse Herbs
Acupressure
The following acupressure treatment is based on the Balance method. The Balance method of acupuncture treatment utilizes a unilateral approach, treating only one side of the horse at a time and alternating sides every treatment.

Day one: gently massage in small, quarter-sized circles the following points on the right side of your horse: LV3, LV14, GB39 and UB18

Day two: gently massage in small, quarter-sized circles the following points on the left side of your horse: LV8, LV5, GB34 and UB19
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Haarlem link
9/9/2020 03:50:10 pm

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9/9/2020 03:55:27 pm

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3/14/2021 08:31:10 pm

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6/3/2021 11:48:04 pm

Wow. Great. When I’m reading this article I feel so comfortable not only because I have to learn from this but also I can share it to my friends. Thank you for sharing this informative article. God bless.

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Equine Calmer link
1/29/2023 09:58:29 pm

Informative article on acupressure and how it can support your horse to achieve balance. I also believe that incorporating an <a href="https://centerlinedistribution.net">equine calmer</a> into a horse's daily routine can also help to achieve balance. These supplements can help to reduce a horse's anxiety and stress levels, which can have a positive impact on their overall behavior and well-being. It's also important to remember that every horse is different and may respond differently to different forms of treatment. I recommend trying a combination of techniques such as acupressure and an equine calmer to see what works best for your horse.

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    • Jiao Gu Lan & Laminitis
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    • Ancient Herbal Formulas
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    • Calming and Focus
    • Cushings and Insulin Resistance
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    • Equine Respiratory
    • EPM Support
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    • Nutritional Support - Antioxidants and Omegas
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    • Arnica
    • Bug Off
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    • Herbal First Aid for Horse and Rider
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    • Loss of a Pasture Mate
    • Make your own Linaments
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    • TCM can Help with Seasonal Allergies
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    • Altivo de Viking (Alti) - Digestive
    • Malarky - Pigeon Fever
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    • Chance - Agression
    • Miro - Tendon Support
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