CeeBee
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Has anyone used this treatment and what results (if any) did you achieve? Many thanks.
Light Therapy
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HumBugsey
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In what context? For SAD or for skin probs? Although I haven't had specific light therapy for my psoriasis getting out in the sun makes it sooooo much better. But I do burn easilly so catch 22! lol
CeeBee
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Apologies, not for SAD or skin problems, but for muscle damage etc.?
TayloredEq
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I prefer infrared treatments. These can vary from use of lasers to solariums to rugs.
My physio will pinpoint an area with the laser. I will tack up/untack under the solarium, but generally I use the back on track rugs to keep the muscles stimulated and aid muscle damage etc.
I have used the rugs on horses with supraspinous damage, sore muscles, jarring, muscles which have spasmed and as normal warm up/cool down for horsesin normal work.
If you would like more info please pm me
My physio will pinpoint an area with the laser. I will tack up/untack under the solarium, but generally I use the back on track rugs to keep the muscles stimulated and aid muscle damage etc.
I have used the rugs on horses with supraspinous damage, sore muscles, jarring, muscles which have spasmed and as normal warm up/cool down for horsesin normal work.
If you would like more info please pm me
lialls
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TayloredEquestrian - What rugs do you mean? Magnetic rug? or something else?
TayloredEq
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The rugs are called "back on track" and reflect heat in the form of infra red into the horses body.