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Although still in it's infancy in the equestrian world, scientific research has proven that microcurrent technology works in treating humans. The transition to the equestrian world has so far created a huge interest with horses

Human medicine techniques often make their way into the equine world, and one such treatment is electrical stimulation with very low voltages for pain relief and faster healing of soft-tissue injuries. While microcurrent technology has been in use since the 1930s for humans, the first stimulation devices for horses did not appear until the 1980s. Over the years, techniques and microstimulation devices have been refined, with the most significant advances occurring in the last decade. An increasing number of veterinarians, equine therapists, and horse trainers are using microcurrent therapy
Micro current therapy has been used on equines for twenty plus years with thousands of horses treated with great success. Used for sore muscles, muscle spasms, tendon and ligament injuries, recurring mild laminitis, sore hocks, stifles, abscesses, splints, sore shins, swollen legs, confounding lameness problems, any area with pain or inflammation.
INDICATIONS OF USE:
The effective technology that helps to improve and in many cases resolve the following equine conditions or instances:
- Joint inflammation
- Bowed Tendons
- Arthritic Conditions
- Colic
- Pulled and Strained Muscles
- Pulled Suspensory Ligaments
- Cartilage damage
- Bucked Shins
- Degenerative Joint Disease
- Muscle Spasms
- Pinched Nerves
- Traumatic inflammation Injury
- Back Soreness
- Whirlbone Soreness
- Splints
- Osselets
- Immune Building
- Abscesses
- Laminitis or Founder
- Ring Bone
- Stifle Soreness
- Overall Pre Performance
- Post Performance
- Speed Healing of Wounds whether stitched or not
- Electro Acupuncture to unblock meridians
- Ting Point Therapy
- Calming
BENEFITS
- Can help expedite the healing process
- Reduces swelling and edema
- Reduces acute and chronic pain
- Improves soft tissue regeneration
- Increases performance and stamina
- Helps prevent injuries i.e. tendons, fractures & hoofs
- Releases muscle trigger points
- User friendly operation; and hands free treatments
- Non-invasive, and is safely holistic.
- Cost effective
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