Frequent injured and sick horses

• Can horses also be treated with bioresonance?
• How is it applied to such large animals?
• What is the significance of the meridians in horses?

• Find out the answers to these questions and much more on this page...

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Video description on YouTube: The Tesla oscillator is described as beneficial for the health of animals, especially horses. Using this device can promote blood circulation and alleviate or resolve various health problems in animals. One example given was a horse with a health issue that showed significant improvements after using the Tesla oscillator. Several testimonials confirm the positive results when used on horses. The device can help reduce veterinary costs, as many health issues can be treated directly on-site.

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From the Wassermatrix Telegram channel:

Gandalf, a magnificent gray horse, had a serious tendon injury in his right front hoof. After an imaging diagnosis, the veterinarians estimated his chances of recovery at about 50%. Since January 2024, Gandalf has received treatment twice a week, and currently, the treatment is administered once a week.

The treatment was performed according to the instructions in the book, along a specific line on both the right and left sides, with the focus on the right side to accommodate his prolonged compensatory posture. The treatment has since been extended to his entire spine and both shoulder joints. His gait has improved significantly, and the weight-bearing on his right hoof is gradually normalizing.

Initially, Gandalf exhibited avoidance behavior by pulling his hoof away, but now he stands relaxed and enjoys the treatment, as the pictures impressively demonstrate.

We are firmly convinced of the positive effects of this technology, as confirmed by your daily testimonials. Your stories are what give meaning to our work and fill us with gratitude. We are especially pleased that our technology can help not only people, but also our four-legged friends. We encourage anyone facing similar challenges to try this approach as well.

Treatment of the 12-year-old Icelandic mare Fenna after laminitis

Fenna experienced her first acute laminitis attack in March 2018. The cause was likely a sluggish metabolism and grazing in clear, cold weather. The acute phase resolved relatively quickly, but Fenna lacked her usual energy (she sweated profusely after every ride) and had swollen parotid glands (lymph glands in the neck area) which were also partially hardened. After treatment with herbs and homeopathy using hair analysis, she regained some energy, but her hooves were still not completely healthy, and the parotid glands (lymph glands) remained enlarged, firm, and swollen.

In May 2019, we treated Fenna with the water energizer almost daily for four weeks, initially focusing on her parotid glands, then also her abdomen (liver), and occasionally her hooves. The hardening of the tissues noticeably decreased after about a week, and a whitish coating appeared on her tongue, which she chewed off. Since then, the swelling has significantly reduced, and Fenna has regained her energy and enthusiasm for movement (she hardly sweats anymore, almost like before the illness). She is full of energy and energy. We are eager to see how she fares at her next shoeing appointment. Our horse enjoyed the treatment more with each application and always stood completely relaxed and calm.

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