How does PEMF work?
Essentially, if we had to narrow down the benefits to one - we would speak to the circulation changes PEMF can produce and how circulation is so important to vitality of tissues, recovery from injury and nutrition of the body. On the flip side, we can also speak to the benefits of PEMF from a practitioner standpoint and offering circulation aids in the healing and restoration of the body. Our Magna Wave machine is ideal due to its adaptability: including treatment application options and the intensity within to match the needs of each body.
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MagnaWave is a great tool in working with scar tissue as it permeates the fibrotic tissue well and increases circulation to the tissue that otherwise would not have much vasculature. Any extra circulation increased is powerful for recovery, healing and tissue wellbeing.
🐴 Introduction to Equine Massage 🐴
Did you know that regular equine massage can help improve your horse's performance and overall well-being? Here's how:
Muscle Relaxation: Helps to relax tight muscles and relieve stress.
Improved Circulation: Enhances blood flow, which aids in quicker recovery from injuries.
Increased Flexibility: Improves range of motion and flexibility, making your horse more agile.
Pain Relief: Alleviates pain from injuries or chronic conditions.
Our certified practitioners at Winning Touch Equine Services provide tailored massage sessions to meet your horse's specific needs. Discover the benefits of equine massage today!
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Equine massage can be beneficial in promoting lymph flow and improving lymphatic circulation in horses. The lymphatic system is a vital part of the immune system and plays a crucial role in removing waste, toxins, and excess fluids from the body tissues.
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The pain cycle is the unavoidable response from the brain to protect the body, and it goes a little something like this:
1. Pain
2. Guarding & Inflammation
3. Restriction and compensation
PEMF can help alleviate discomfort and decrease inflammation which then stops the feedback loop!
Check out this video of the MagnaWave circulatory benefits!
We love our MagnaWave for the ability to use it in different areas, at different settings and for the strong impact to the body our system is capable of.
PEMF is a non-invasive treatment that uses electromagnetic fields to stimulate cells and tissues, promoting various therapeutic effects.
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Each horse’s treatment intensity and duration should be tailored to the individual horse's needs and condition.
Equine PEMF, when used as part of a comprehensive muscle recovery plan, can be a valuable tool in promoting faster healing, reducing muscle soreness, and enhancing overall muscle health in horses.
🌟 Give your horse a natural boost of energy with PEMF therapy between shows this summer! Our PEMF sessions promote equine wellness and help improve overall performance.
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By helping to regenerate damaged or diseased tissue, MagnaWave PEMF helps a horse “kick-start” the recovery process to minimize downtime due to injury or illness.
MagnaWave helps promote healing on a cellular level by stimulating the cells to accelerate activity and expedite the flow of oxygen and nutrients while simultaneously accelerating the disposal of toxins and waste products.
It can also improve the metabolic rate of each cell. Impaired cell metabolism can lead to decreased performance levels and injuries.
And best of all, horses love it!
For recovery, and beyond {bliss}….
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When working with horses, we watch for specific responses to indicate releases. Here are some of our favorites!
● Pawing
● Snorting
● Sneezing
● Yawning
● Licking and chewing
● Scratching face on legs
● Full body pandiculating
● Ear scratches/hind leg scratches
● Resting a hind leg
● Breathing faster or deep
● Gut noises
● Defecation
● Postural changes
● Sweating in patches
● Fascial skin lines
