Benefits of Equine Massage
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Evening Storm asks:
When is the last time you did something nurturing for your horse ?
Our List of Benefits:
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Relieves tension and muscles spasms
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Enhances muscle tone and increases your horse's range of motion
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Helps to improve circulation which promotes more rapid healing of injuries
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Increases the production of synovial fluid in the joints
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Reduces inflammation and swelling in the joints so that pain is relieved
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Lengthens connective tissue and breaks down/prevents the formation of adhesions
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Improves the Horse's immmune system
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Increases potential performance and endurance
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Helps with general discomfort, and the skeletal, muscular and nervous systems
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Improves your Horse's mental state and helps to decrease aggressive behavior
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Improves your Horses general appearance
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Helps to extend the good health, general well-being and lifespan of your horse
In addition:
The Native Whispers approach is nurturing , rather than clinical, so your horse will respond favorably to the therapy and enjoy a relaxed nuturing experience
Our Explanation of the Benefits:
Reasons for equine massage vary, equine therapists strive to ease pain, increase range of motion and restore a horse's inherent grace. Massage benefits, muscular, skeletal, immune, nervous, respiratory, endocrine, reproductive, digestive, lymphatic, and circulatory systems. It releases accumulated stress-producing toxins, and in general; speeds recovery time from exertion or illness. Horses who display common signs of discomfort such as: head tilting and shaking, aversion to touch, aggression, bucking, uneven stride, resistance to grooming and care may benefit from massage.
Reasons You Sould Consider Equine Massage:
Here at Native Whispers, our founder Jane Littledeer recommends using equine massage prior to and after racing or jumping events, and as conditioning prior to horse shows, for injury prevention and care, and for the general health and well-being of your horse. All horses will benefit from, for conditioning and pain relief and the therapy benefits listed above.
All equine massage is conducted personally by Jane Littledeer, combined with the Native Whispers concept insuring that your horse receives the highest quality service and attention, combined with the nurtiring, healing , understanding, and guidance that comes only from true ancient Native American care.
For More complete information please visit our origin of Native Whispers and Founder and Philosophy pages.