Cartilage Regrowth
Cartilage Regrowth for the Hip and the Knee What is Cartilage? Where bones come together, they are covered in a flexible smooth white tissue to help form the joints. This connective tissue is called articular cartilage. The smooth cartilage in the joints allows the bones to slide over one another without any friction, making it
A story to be shocked, but fortunately with a happy ending
We received the following story from Suzanne van Diggele. Her daughter’s pony was seriously injured in a trailer accident. Fortunately, everything turned out well with the help of daily laser therapy. My pony Chelsey has been involved in a serious car accident. She was covered in wounds all over her body. A number further attached
The Centurion Transpirator for respiratory problems in the horse
In addition to lameness, airway problems are probably the most common problem in the horse. Every horse coughs sometimes, for example with the start of the work. A frequently heard comment is that he always does it and that it is normal. Coughing, however, is a response to respiratory irritation usually due to dust, allergy
Wound and tendon recovery with laser therapy
We received the following message from Claudine van Dam: “Last Friday my horse / trotter Echo Oldeson won a race in Germany. Everyone was amazed at his reappearance, because they knew about his tendon injury. I wanted to thank you again for using / renting the laser device, it was in February 2019 … when
Osteoarthritis and pulsating magnetic field therapy
We receive many questions about the treatment of osteoarthritis in horses and dogs, but more and more people want to know whether they can apply pulsating magnetic field therapy for themselves because they suffer from osteoarthritis. In osteoarthritis, the quality of the articular cartilage deteriorates. Sometimes the cartilage even disappears completely. In addition, the quality
Pulsed magnetic field therapy to support laminitis
Laminitis is an inflammation between the hoof wall and the hoof bone and is usually caused by a metabolic disorder. The inflammation and the resulting fluid increase the pressure in the foot, causing enormous pain. Due to the inflammation, the slats in the hoof can come loose, causing the hoof bone to tilt in the
