Bluejazz
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Has anyone tried alternative energy therapies for diagnosing problems with horses? Any feedback?
"Alternative" Holistic / natural for diagnosis - Energy therapies
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YasandCrystal
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Yes I did. I had iridology done and it showed my horse's pelvis misaligned both sides and an injury right side pelvis/stifle.
He is in Newmarket now and has been diagnosed with sacro iliac dysfunction/problem.
Interestingly I also had an animal communication done and the same was said.
He is in Newmarket now and has been diagnosed with sacro iliac dysfunction/problem.
Interestingly I also had an animal communication done and the same was said.
Bluejazz
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hi
not heard of iridology before but will look it up. How did you have the animal communication done? Did someone come to the horse?
I've heard of hair analysis where they can tell lots about the horse from a hair sample you post to them.
Nothing major wrong with the horse and the vet has seem him. Just something not quite right and not moving as freely as possible. One of those things difficult to find as not lame or any obvious pain anywhere. Done all the conventional saddle checking/changing etc but have a hunch and wondered if any recommendations.
not heard of iridology before but will look it up. How did you have the animal communication done? Did someone come to the horse?
I've heard of hair analysis where they can tell lots about the horse from a hair sample you post to them.
Nothing major wrong with the horse and the vet has seem him. Just something not quite right and not moving as freely as possible. One of those things difficult to find as not lame or any obvious pain anywhere. Done all the conventional saddle checking/changing etc but have a hunch and wondered if any recommendations.
Natch
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I am an energy therapist but will caution against getting a diagnosis done on the basis of an e.therapy. Its an art not a science, and unfortunately not well regulated, so some wannabes are out there. I for one wouldnt like to be asked to diagnose a horse's problems. Its too open to error and misinterpretation, not to mention its illegal for anyone other than a vet to diagnose (with good reason). However, by all means involve us if the vet route isnt working and you're stuck for other routes to explore.