scar tissue remodeling — for horses?

I’m always up for trying something new.  So when Stacy called me about the possibility of having me take a look at his chronically injured horse, I agreed.  One of our local vets — a real expert in the equine field — Dr. Roger Shaw of Thomasville, had recently told Stacy that while his horse could be gently ridden for fun, it would never be physically able to rope or barrel race again.  Not wanting to give up, the gears in Stacy’s mind began to turn. 

I had done some SCAR TISSUE REMODELING for injuries Stacy sustained several years ago.  He thought, “Hey; if it works on people, why wouldn’t it work on a horse?”  Not knowing any different, I had to concur. 

Although I grew up in the Flint Hills of Kansas and worked for several people who used horses to take care of their cattle (I also used to occasionally wrangle at YMCA CAMP WOOD), I am about the furthest thing from a horse expert there is.  Just to see if it’s possible, I am using my Scar Tissue Remodeling technique on an area of severe Scar Tissue on Stacy’s horse in an attempt to get the horse well enough to compete again. 

The problematic area is made up of what I believe to be a combination of TENDINOSIS and FASCIAL ADHESIONS.  After taking care of the horse, I finished up by using some COLD LASER on the area.  Stacy is STRETCHING the animal as best he can.  To get an idea of how effective this sort of work can be when done on humans, take a look at some of our VIDEO TESTIMONIALS (or HERE).  Because the Scar Tissue is thicker than anything I have ever seen or dealt with before, I’ll see the horse half a dozen times and see what happens. 

HERE is a progress report from a few weeks after this post was created.