SL Acuscope and Myopulse

27/06/2024

Hello Morning Star!

Don't miss out on July sign ups!

Please remember:

If you are going to ride, make sure your horse gets an hour rest before their session.

Please make sure your horse is dry.

Please do NOT put fly spray or put any other substances on your horse until after they are hooked up and we have talked about it.

Thank you!

As we are coming into summer please remember:1. Your horse must be dry for their session2. Your horse needs at least an hour of rest before I work on them - please make sure they are hydrated3. Please do not put any product on your horse if they will be getting worked on - no show sheen, fly spray,

27/06/2024

Hello Sanford!

Don't miss out on July sign ups!

Please remember:

If you are going to ride, make sure your horse gets an hour rest before their session.

Please make sure your horse is dry.

Please do NOT put fly spray or any other substances on your horse until after they are hooked up and we have talked about it.

Thank you!

As we are coming into summer please remember:1. Your horse must be dry for their session2. Your horse needs at least an hour of rest before I work on them - please make sure they are hydrated3. Please do not put any product on your horse if they will be getting worked on - no show sheen, fly spray,

09/01/2024

A 34 year old gelding I was privileged to work with ❤️

This gelding was diagnosed with laminitis at the beginning of September, I was called in to help October 5 with the Electro-Acuscope and Myopulse.

Laminitis is inflammation and damage of the tissue between the hoof and the underlying coffin bone.

The Electro-Acuscope and Myopulse (used winthin the proper scope of practice) can help laminitis by targeting the horses needs at that moment.

The goal is to normalize the Nervous System and the Circulatory System.

With the Acuscope and Myopulse we are able to address the primary issue, being the laminitis (or founder), and any compensatory issues to help the body as a whole.

It was wonderful to be included on this case. Between the owners diligence, the vets, farrier, the owners daughter (who is also a certified Acuscope and Myopulse Therapist) and I this boy is back up and literally running! ❤️❤️

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01/04/2023

09/03/2023

My happy place is helping animals feel their best 🥰

Where is yours?

The Acuscope & Myopulse are FDA approved for Pain Management, Neuromuscular & Musculoskeletal Conditions and Accelerating Healing by 50%

The Acuscope & Myopulse are commonly used for:
➡️Pre & Post Performance Optimization
➡️ Preventative & Routine Maintenance
➡️ Pain Management
➡️ Accelerated Rehabilitation

18/02/2023

❓ Did you know ❓

The Acuscope and Myopulse are used for more than just rehabilitation and pain management for chronic conditions.

The Acuscope and Myopulse are also great for Preventative Maintenance and for Optimizing Performance.

The Acuscope use’s biofeedback which gives an auditory and numerical readout to help find areas of cellular dysfunction. Once the areas of dysfunction are found, the Acuscope can send corrective waveforms until the area of dysfunction normalizes.

Knowing that the Acuscope gives readouts to help create an overall picture of cellular function, we can monitor your horses readings so when something looks abnormal we can address it before it becomes a bigger issue.

Along with being able to monitor your horse, Acuscope & Myopulse can help with reducing tension and relieving tight muscles, increase range of motion, accelerate recovery and reduce risk of overuse injuries.

Getting Acuscope and Myopulse Pre Performance will have your horse feeling their best going into the show pen.

Then getting Acuscope & Myopulse Post Performance will help to accelerate your horse’s recovery from giving it their all in the show pen ❤️

08/02/2023

Fun Fact:

Did you know that the coffin joint takes the most impact in a horse’s body when the hoof hits the ground? Taking preventative measures to decrease the affect that concussion has on not only the horse’s feet, but throughout their body, is crucial in keeping equine athletes performing at optimal levels.

There is also a statistic that was released that measured hauling hours for horses. It states that for every 1 hour of hauling, it is equivalent of the horse running 1 mile.

Think about this as you’re hauling, and then asking a horse to perform at an elite level. The proper preparation is important, but appropriate recovery measures must be included to decrease the risk of overuse injuries and chronic conditions from occuring.

04/02/2023

01/02/2023

❓Did you know ❓

The Acuscope directly stimulates the Central Nervous System.

The Central Nervous System consists of the brain and spinal cord.

The brain controls how we think, learn, move, and feel.

The spinal cord carries messages back and forth between the brain and the nerves that run throughout the body.

The nerves that branch out from the Central Nervous System and run throughout the body are called the Peripheral Nervous System.

The Peripheral Nervous System carries signals that allow you to move your muscles. It also delivers signals that your brain uses to control vital, unconscious processes like your heartbeat and breathing.

Your Peripheral Nervous System has two main subsystems: autonomic and somatic.

Autonomic: These are nervous system processes your brain runs automatically and without you thinking about them.

Somatic: These are functions you manage by thinking about them.

The Autonomic Nervous System has two main subsystems: Sympathetic and Parasympathetic.

Sympathetic: This system prepares the body for stressful or emergency situations—“fight or flight”.

Parasympathetic: This system regulates “rest and digest” functions.

All that to say, the Acuscope can help with your horses overall body health.

Knowing that the Acuscope directly stimulates the Central Nervous System, you can see why the Acuscope is such a helpful modality to have on your team.

The Acuscope is FDA approved for pain management, Neuromuscular & Musculoskeletal conditions, also to accelerate the healing process by 50%

Some common equine conditions successfully worked on include:

Abscessed Feet
Arthritic conditions
Back Problems
Body Soreness
Bowed Tendons
Bruising
Capped Hocks and Curbs
Check Ligaments
Edema
Epilepsy
Green Osselets
Pulled Ligaments
Joint Inflammation
Mouth Ailments
Muscle Spasms
Old Age Syndrome (Vitality)
Osteochondritis
Pinched Nerves
Pulled Muscles
Ring Bone
Splints
Stifle Problems
Surgical Scars
Pre Surgery and Post Surgery for accelerated healing
Traumatic Injury
Whorlbone Treatment

25/01/2023

02/01/2023

Happy New Year everyone 🥳

Thank you so much for all of the support in 2022. As I review my year I can’t help but smile at all of the cool cases I was fortunate enough to help out with.

To name a few rehab cases:
-Extensive moderate Superficial digital flexor tendinopathy
-Check(inferior) ligament enlargement
-Suspensory desmitis at the origin
-Lateral branch suspensory tear
-Bone bruise to the fetlock
ETC

Some other cool cases I was fortunate enough to help with (some I continue to work on):
-Cellulitis
-Abscesses
-Navicular
-Locking Stifle
ETC

As I sit here reminiscing on my year, I am so grateful for the connections I have made this year. All of the new clients that have become friends and the amazing vets who have trusted and believed in me.

I was able to attend multiple courses in 2022 which led me to new friendships and expanding my knowledge to help each individual animal.

As I look into 2023, I am excited for the new cases to come. I look forward to helping each individual to the best of my ability and continue to expand my knowledge through this year.

Thank you, thank you, thank you to all of my clients. Past, present and future. Let’s keep helping your animals feel and do their best ❤️

06/12/2022

Pretty cool to see some of the top 15 using Acuscope and Myopulse

20/11/2022

The Acuscope & Myopulse are used for optimizing performance, preventative maintenance, non-invasive pain management for chronic conditions and accelerating healing by at least 50%

The Acuscope has direct access to the Central Nervous System (The communication network of the body). Through different frequency settings, it also has indirect access to muscles, tendons, ligaments and bony areas and can address inflammation and wounds. The Acuscope has feedback and therapeutic functions. It provides auditory and numerical readings which can help map out any areas of cellular dysfunction in the body. After the cellular dysfunction is mapped out, the Acuscope can treat the tissue according to its needs.

The Myopulse is the companion instrument that gently stimulates the muscles, tendons, ligaments and other connective tissues. It helps to reduce spasm and inflammation in the tissue. It also helps to strengthen tissue damaged by traumatic injury.

Both instruments produce battery generated electrical signals in patterns similar to and comparable with that which is produced by the body’s own normal, healthy cells, the kind and level of energy which is constantly flowing through every living person and animal.

The Acuscope & Myopulse use a biofeedback system. Meaning the preprogrammed computer circuitry is constantly monitoring each session and internally adjusting its output to each animals specific needs at that moment. By having the biofeedback system constantly adjusting to the animal, it is not a fixed output which means there is no risk of overstimulation.

My Acuscope & Myopulse are animal calibrated instruments which is important because of the physiological differences between humans and animals. Without the correct calibration the instruments biofeedback will not work correctly.

The Acuscope & Myopulse Therapy System is FDA approved for neuromuscular & musculoskeletal conditions, pain management and accelerating healing by at least 50%

13/11/2022

I got a call that a dog had been bit by another dog and the wound was getting bigger each day rather than smaller.

The first picture is the first day I went to work on the dog.

The second picture is the day after, before I worked on him again. You can see the healing has already begun.

The last picture is 8 days later, after I had worked on him 4 or 5 times.

The Elecro-Acuscope can help to accelerate healing by 50% or more if utilized correctly ❤️

It is so fun to do wounds where you can watch the magic right before your eyes 🥰

20/10/2022

What an amazing experience ❤️❤️ can’t thank Molly Wells enough for all her help advancing my education

16/10/2022

The other day I was fortunate enough to continue my education through a review with Molly Wells ❤️

16/10/2022

Lots of learning and hustle later - two sets of instruments so I can continue working on animals even when an instrument needs to be serviced ❤️

08/10/2022

😴

This poor pup injured both stifles cruciate ligaments. She had her first session yesterday and I got the text we always love to see this morning 🥰

18/06/2022

We like happy texts 🥳

25/05/2022

So cool to watch this transformation!

This girl tore a tendon in her left hind, which was the original reason I was called out. When I got there I noticed there were other areas that needed to be addressed along with the hind leg.

The first clip was April 2nd after 3 sessions.

The second clip was April 24th after 7 sessions.

And the last clip was today, May 25th after 13 sessions ❤️

22/05/2022

Wish I would have gotten a before and after video of this guy. Went from not being able to put weight on the front right to walking normal after 4 sessions (within a week time span) ❤️ (suspected stone bruise)

04/05/2022

I had someone tell me today that my instruments are ✨ magic ✨

🥰🥰

Of course we know it is not magic, but some days it sure does amaze me 🥰

I started working on this horse on April 22. Almost every step her stifle would lock.

I worked on her April 22, 23 and 24. By the 24th she was locking less, but still locking. I got the first clip on April 24th(this was one of the milder locks - yet you can still hear that huge pop 💥 😳)

After the 24th, I hadn’t been able to get back out until yesterday, May 2. I worked on her yesterday, today and I plan on going back out tomorrow.

The second clip is of today, she did not lock up once while I was working on her today and all around seemed more comfortable 🥰

The owner is very pleased with her progress ❤️

28/04/2022

I love to get these kinds of updates! 🥰🎉

27/04/2022

One thing I find pretty funny is that ✨MOST✨ horses end up sitting in my lap while I’m working on them (if I have my equipment set up in a spot they can get close)

They try to get as close as possible. And with some, I’m totally fine with that. With others, I have to set a boundary 😂

Something i always think of though is i have had people ask how i know it is working since you can’t see it work like the PEMF machines.

Well i think the horses make it quite clear that the Acuscope and Myopulse instruments work and they enjoy it ❤️

You will see horses climb in my lap, lick and chew, yawn, stretch, fall asleep, etc. It is amazing to watch these big animals turn to putty and enjoy their session.

And I really enjoy learning as much as I can to help each individual feel their best 🥰

21/04/2022

A cool case I got to work ❤️

Did you know❓

The Acuscope helps to accelerate healing by 50%

A clients dog ripped his shoulder open on April 1rst.

He got stitches and a drain and was sent home to heal.

The 3rd picture is how he looked before I worked on him for the first time.

It was swollen and red and the owner mentioned possibly having to go back to get another drain put in because the swelling was getting worse.

The 4th picture is from April 11th after I worked on him for the first time. The redness is almost gone.

The 5th picture is April 15th after 3 consecutive sessions. I worked on him April 11, April 12 and April 13th. (The crusty look around the wound is the gel) The swelling and redness are practically gone.

The owner was very happy with how the wound made a change for the better after the 3 sessions and her dog got his stitches out at the 14 day mark.

The last picture is of today, April 21. I went over to work on him and was happy to see how well it was doing. The wound is barely noticeable with no swelling ❤️