Timeless Chinese Wisdom
From a Chinese Medicine point of view, if the body’s resistance is strong, illness will not occur. It is only when there is a weakness that the body will succumb to ill health. If Qi, life-promoting force, is balanced throughout your horse’s body, he will be able to manage the external pathogens more successfully
In Chinese thought, the lung and large intestine organ systems are the first line of defense, working in concert with all of the other internal organ systems to provide air nutrients (oxygen), Protective Chi, and an ongoing process of cleansing the body so that it does not become toxic.
Education
Tying-Up: Understanding Muscle Tightness and Ho...
Understanding Muscle Tightness in TCM: How Qi and Blood Imbalance Affect Muscle Health Muscle tightness, commonly known as "tie-ups" in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), is a prevalent issue that many...
Tying-Up: Understanding Muscle Tightness and Ho...
Understanding Muscle Tightness in TCM: How Qi and Blood Imbalance Affect Muscle Health Muscle tightness, commonly known as "tie-ups" in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), is a prevalent issue that many...
Supporting Equine Recovery with Traditional Chi...
Whether you’re hauling to a multi-day show, running barrels in the summer heat, or working through an intense training schedule, one thing remains constant: recovery matters. Our horses give us...
Supporting Equine Recovery with Traditional Chi...
Whether you’re hauling to a multi-day show, running barrels in the summer heat, or working through an intense training schedule, one thing remains constant: recovery matters. Our horses give us...
Obesity in Horses: Is “Plump” Really Healthy
Rethinking Equine Health: Why "Plump" Doesn’t Mean Healthy In today’s world, many equestrians and horse owners associate a "thick" or "plump" appearance with good health. A horse with a bit...
Obesity in Horses: Is “Plump” Really Healthy
Rethinking Equine Health: Why "Plump" Doesn’t Mean Healthy In today’s world, many equestrians and horse owners associate a "thick" or "plump" appearance with good health. A horse with a bit...
Switching to an All Forage Diet: A Healthier, I...
When it comes to your horse’s diet, the focus should always be on quality and balance. In recent years, there has been a growing movement toward feeding horses a more...
Switching to an All Forage Diet: A Healthier, I...
When it comes to your horse’s diet, the focus should always be on quality and balance. In recent years, there has been a growing movement toward feeding horses a more...
Don’t Mask It—Balance It: Why TCM Takes a Diffe...
Herbal Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Western medicine differ significantly in their approaches to health, diagnosis, and treatment. These differences are rooted in contrasting philosophies, historical contexts, and methodologies, which...
Don’t Mask It—Balance It: Why TCM Takes a Diffe...
Herbal Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Western medicine differ significantly in their approaches to health, diagnosis, and treatment. These differences are rooted in contrasting philosophies, historical contexts, and methodologies, which...
Relief: Why Traditional Chinese Medicine Takes ...
Relief for Arthritis: A Holistic Approach Rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine Arthritis is one of the most common issues affecting horses, often leading to stiffness, pain, and decreased mobility. Conventional...
Relief: Why Traditional Chinese Medicine Takes ...
Relief for Arthritis: A Holistic Approach Rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine Arthritis is one of the most common issues affecting horses, often leading to stiffness, pain, and decreased mobility. Conventional...