Natural Methods for Equine Health
Complimentary or "alternative" therapies are very much in vogue as the world appreciates the problems of relying on chemical drugs. This book introduces the concept of holistic methods of treatment by describing the interaction of the body systems. Herbalism and its practice throughout the ages is explained, including the plants which provide the necessary minerals and vitamins for equine health. The practice of homeopathy is described, with suitable remedies and the conditions for which they are appropriate. The application to horses of acupuncture based on traditional Chinese medicine and the necessity for accurate diagnosis and in-depth knowledge are explained. Sections on massage and passive stretching are also included, setting out in detail how the reader can become proficient in both techniques. The first book on the subject. The author has a reputation for being at the forefront of all types equinene therapy, and for achieving results. Written for horse owners, trainers and stud managers in a readable way. Worldwide interest Contents include: The systems of the body; Nutrition, vitamins and minerals - herbs and their benefit; Homeopathy; Acupuncture and acupressure; Muscles and massage; Passive stretches

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