In 2013, Matrix started a campaign to establish Certified Best-Vet Instructors in all 50 states, as well as other countries. Our goal is to spread the knowledge (and training) of the advanced biofeedback Best-Vet device.
Questioning of the LifeWave Patches Recently, for some reason I am getting a new wave of questions about the LifeWave Patches and the newer equine version Aculife patches. Back around 2002, I looked at these products because at the time they were being heavily promoted in England. Right from the start they appeared gimmicky with […]
Matrix Gel with arnica is a medicinal and high viscosity gel that is ideal for conductivity. Plain Aloe (with no additives) works, however it breaks down quickly and the patch will need to be check in the morning and evening to insure the light is still on. Matrix also offers a plain, no additive, high viscosity ultrasound gel.
Integrating Microcurrent into Your Horse’s Wellness Program Article by Deborah Powell, as published in NW Horse Source (view PDF) Microcurrent therapy is a versatile treatment tool that you can use to help almost any physical issue your horses might experience. Once you decide to use microcurrent, it is important to select an appropriate device before adding […]
Improve Performance and Heal Injuries with this Therapy Tool Article by Deborah Powell, as published in NW Horse Source (view PDF) Microcurrent therapy is an easy-to-use tool that can be incorporated into your horse’s physical maintenance program or be used to speed up injury recovery. Horses frequently come in from the pasture with minor injuries or […]
Microcurrent therapy is an alternative method that has been used for years to avoid using Lasix and to successfully treat EIPH in race horses. Using microcurrent therapy is non-invasive and provides healing elements, making it a safer and healthier option for the horse. Unlike Lasix, the microcurrent Lung Treatment has been reported to actually help heal the horse’s lungs, which can provide longer-lasting results.
A two-year-old colt was being ponied at the track, but he startled and broke away. In the process, he tried to jump the side rail and landed on top of it with his front right leg.
Recently, I have been riding a friend’s extremely girthy horse – he gets upset and tries to bite when his girth is tightened. The gelding has always been this way, but it was noticed as he began working again after time off. After just three easy rides, I noticed that the gelding had developed girth […]
When people are first learning about microcurrent therapy, sometimes questions come up about FSM, which stands for Frequency Specific Microcurrent. Over the years, I have had many people asking about FSM, how it works, whether it can be used for animals, and various other lines of inquiry.
The following is a case study from a professional equine body worker who has recently purchased a FLIR thermal imaging camera to use with his practice.