Used BEMER Horse Set – A Natural Therapy for Horses
Your horse is a source of joy and inspiration. You’ll do everything to make sure it’s well, only then you will feel at ease too. You are responsible for maintaining the care and positive everyday health of your horse. The BEMER Veterinary Horse Set helps you in this process.
Whether your horse is a companion, working horse, riding and transport, race or show horse, Bemer PEMF Therapy can help help maintain the overall health and performance of your equestrian companion.
The BEMER Horse Set promotes healing and recovery, and helps prevent injury. The BEMER Horse-Set also helps your horse relax more easily both before and after exertion. You’ll notice the effects on your horse after only a few minutes of treatment.
Other benefits include:
- Improved micro-circulation
- Promotes relaxation and regeneration after exertion
- Increased performance
- Optimizes exercise
- Helps prevent and increases defense against infection
- Speeds up the recovery after an injury
- Improves the anesthetic experience and recovery after surgery
Please note: The BEMER Horse-Set is not intended to replace treatment by an experienced veterinarian. Talk to your veterinarian about when and how to incorporate BEMER therapy into your horse’s routine.
Article from: the Horse
Your Guide to Equine Health Care Posted by Sarah Evers Conrad | Oct 19, 2016 | Article, Other Veterinary Technologies, Pain Management
Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMF) for use in humans and animals in 1979, and veterinarians first used it primarily to treat fractures in racehorses. These devices produce pulses at a specific frequency and wave form with a goal of stimulating cellular action. The size of the magnet determines the waves’ depth of penetration and strength.
The reasons why veterinarians would use PEMF are similar to those for using LLLT: reducing pain and inflammation and hastening healing. But it works in conjunction with the earth’s magnetic fields, which affect positively and negatively charged microscopic molecules in cells called ions.
He concluded that “PEMF therapy has scientifically documented beneficial effects on multiple biological tissues ranging from bone to brain. The reason for these beneficial effects is because PEMF therapy triggers a cascade of biological processes that supports ailing tissues.”
Results from other human studies have shown that PEMF causes an increase in the number of neuronal cells, which transmit nerve signals to and from the brain; improved circulation; and a reduction in edema. For this reason, some riders incorporate PEMF into their warm-up and cool down routines to try to reduce their horses’ chances of injury or re-injury.
Other indications for use, based on Schlachter’s review, include bone healing, pain relief, and increased blood flow to tissues. “The strongest evidence for efficacy with PEMF lies with nonunion or slow-to-heal fractures,” she says.
Snippets from: Article from: the Horse, Posted by Sarah Evers Conrad | Oct 19, 2016 | Article, Other Veterinary Technologies, Pain Management
Used Bemer Horse Set