Equine Acupuncture Training- Articles

This is a beautiful and touching equine acupuncture story. from Lidwine Timmermans in Netherlands: a horsie story. Some other experience this last weekend. Quite emotional and something I never had before. But I just want to share.My friends horse got very sudden laminitis. She had it ones before, but not very bad and she is always very carefull with food and the grass in the field.. Friday I went to see her horse. She also did let the vet come to make pictures. The front hoofs where already tilted. And when I saw her and touched her body she felt like she was already drying up. When I did put in some needles (LI 1, 5, 9 11 points) the needles where almost pushed out immediately. Amazing. I was shure I did put them in well. But I got also very nauseous and got the feeling she was poisoning herself (liver, kidneys). But she felt afraid. Afraid of dying. My friend decided with the vet to put her down. But because of the company that is taking the body away was n

Cassie; treated by deb Alward Two weeks later; To learn more about equine acupuncture go to www.horse-acupuncture.com

Click on photo to see large view; Wounds on horse have spectacular results using traditional chinese medicine techniques. Case example from Ben Walder; I am treating a two year old Quarter horse that put his back leg through a fence. This the photo before treatment. This is the photo one day later after a wound treatment that I did. one day later; He is looking better and eating a lot. One day later; 3 days later; Next day. Totals days to this point. 7 only 5 treatments given. To learn more about equine acupuncture go to www.horse-acupuncture.com

These points may be needled or moxaed. The result is very quick. 1-2 treatments will be needed. Q:  What is the reason for this to work? These points are a long way from an abscess. A: primarily abscess is caused by grief. When the tears cannot be released via the normal method they accumulate, then the toxin of the grief enters the blood and then travels down the leg trying to find a way out. Soon it is very painful. It may break out by itself externally or need help. The points above clear the toxin from the Blood and so disperse the abscess internally. Example; An owner came to me and said horse was lame. I suspected an abscess not yet ripened. i did these points. In morning she said,' I dont know if was the treatment or the Foot bath i gave it but horse is not lame now.' Another example from a beginning student; 6 year old mare with a history of foot abscesses showed up dead lame. very tender a back of heel on forelimb. Diagnosis of

Top 60 most important  points. (not in order of importance). You must know these reasonably well; Baihui. GV1,2,3,4,19,26 CV22,17 LI1,5,11,15,18,20 Lu11,9 St45,31 Sp1,2,3,5,6,20,21 Liv 1,4,13,14 Gb31,30,29,28,21,20 Th15 P6, Ht1,7 SI11,14,15, Bl10,11,13,17,18,20,23,26,30,40,67 Ki1 Yintang, tip of tail. Taiyang Withers stress points. To learn more about equine acupuncture go to www.horse-acupuncture.com