Equine Acupuncture

Acu-Health for Horses

Equine acupuncture without needles may be best explained as a trigger to the body’s self-repair mechanisms. We believe many other benefits can be achieved by using the Acu-Health machine.

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£174.99

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This small acupuncture machine is very easy to use especially in conjunction with the many good books and web sites on this subject.

Results with performance and fitness can usually be noticed after a few treatments each week by yourself.

Acupuncture with needles requires a vet to be in attendance where as with this machine you can treat your own horse within its normal environment.

There are no known ill affects created by using this type of treatment.

Guaranteed for two years.

Acupuncture may be best explained as a trigger to the body’s self-repair mechanisms. Its positive effects include:

• Preventative: you don’t need to be ill to benefit from acupuncture! Treatment strengthens the immune system and reduces susceptibility to illness.

• Psychological: if you are at an emotional low ebb, acupuncture therapy can help with eating disorders, stress and general well-being.

• Holistic: acupuncture therapy enhances the physical, emotional and mental well-being. Acupuncture can benefit the entire self and contribute to a healthier, happier life with no harmful effects

Other benefits:

• Physical: acupuncture is best known for its ability to treat a wide range of physical ailments, and treatment has been shown to favourably benefit a number of the body’s processes such as circulation, blood pressure, the immune system and the release of anti-inflammatory compounds. In addition to many other common illnesses treatment with acupuncture include: skin conditions, chronic fatigue, stomach problems and muscular and joint pain.

Testimonials

Dr Julian Kenyon Acupuncture points have particular electrical properties and these, in the most simple terms, are areas of low skin resistance in comparison to the surrounding skin. They have no anatomical basis and only exist when looked at from an electrical point of view. It struck me that these points could be treated directly on the skin using a specific wave form without the insertion of a needle. Therefore, I constructed a prototype device that consisted of a simple circuit and a battery mounted on a pencil, and this yielded significant clinical results. I could teach a patient to find their own acupuncture points and then treat themselves using this device. I found this more successful than I had anticipated and this concept inspired the development of the Acuhealth machine.

Dr Julian Kenyon (Founder chairman of the British Medical Acupuncture Society)