By doing so, atrophied tissue will be re-built faster than any other method available, and with greater penetration to deep tissue. With a large treatment pad, multiple muscle groups are addressed in a single treatment. Our Equine clinical studies support this. Stocking up can not only inhibit competitive form, but also can retard healing and cause scar-tissue formation. Our Equine clinical studies support this.
Circulation increases dramatically, and edema is measurably reduced in each session.
We have outstanding reports on our success with this, and are about to begin a detailed university study. Therapeutically manipulating large muscle groups should be the first step. Professional trainers and competitors confirm our success here, as well as our ability to reduce anxiety prior to competition. Our Equine field studies through noted veterinarians show outstanding results on tendon and ligament injuries. By providing effective stimulation that is easily tolerated by horses, wounds heal faster, and you reduce the introduction of secondary complications like infection and granulated tissue.