Re: zapping a horse

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try giving your horse orally a parasite cleanse. mix it in with food.

zapping a horse

Does anyone have any experience zapping horses? I have a mare with a

huge fatty tumor on her shoulder. It doesn't hurt her and she is normal and

healthy in all ways.

If I have it removed it could cause her pain, a scar, and a depression that

could end up being larger than the lump itself. It is about the size of a golf

ball with what feels like a muscular extension from it.

I'm using the Super Zapper 5 and have zapped it for two sessions, (5 minutes

back to back for a total of 10 mins) daily for the past 4 days. I'm using foil

with a wet paper toweling fit to size and the foil is a 4 or 5 " square approx.

When I put the foil on each side of the lump she starts shivering (what horses

do to repel flies) in that area which leads me to believe that she might be able

to feel it,although I can't when used on myself. She will bring her head around

to hug me as if she also knows I'm trying to help her. When I hold the foil on

her I apply pressure hoping it will help to penetrate her hide better but not

sure if this is helpful. Also, I noticed the foil gets warm when zapping her,

which is unusual, because when I use foil on myself for different areas that the

wrist cuffs can't cover, it doesn't get warm.

Does anyone have any suggestions that might be more helpful. I think I might

be seeing a reduction but if so it is very minimal and could be wishful

thinking. I figure since it is so big that it might take a while to break it

down. Any thoughts, anybody?

Thank you,

Bonnie Frownfelter

Certified RBTI Tester/Consultant

Certified Family Herbalist

BS in Natural Health

http://www.manageheathnaturally.com

http://www.jennylakeresort.com

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of course the parasite cleanse would have to be made stronger proportionally to

the wieght of the horse compared to the average human adult. in my thoughts. try

injecting the tumour with green hull walnut tincture or rubbing it on the area

ozonated olive oil,

zapping a horse

Does anyone have any experience zapping horses? I have a mare with a

huge fatty tumor on her shoulder. It doesn't hurt her and she is normal and

healthy in all ways.

If I have it removed it could cause her pain, a scar, and a depression that

could end up being larger than the lump itself. It is about the size of a golf

ball with what feels like a muscular extension from it.

I'm using the Super Zapper 5 and have zapped it for two sessions, (5 minutes

back to back for a total of 10 mins) daily for the past 4 days. I'm using foil

with a wet paper toweling fit to size and the foil is a 4 or 5 " square approx.

When I put the foil on each side of the lump she starts shivering (what horses

do to repel flies) in that area which leads me to believe that she might be able

to feel it,although I can't when used on myself. She will bring her head around

to hug me as if she also knows I'm trying to help her. When I hold the foil on

her I apply pressure hoping it will help to penetrate her hide better but not

sure if this is helpful. Also, I noticed the foil gets warm when zapping her,

which is unusual, because when I use foil on myself for different areas that the

wrist cuffs can't cover, it doesn't get warm.

Does anyone have any suggestions that might be more helpful. I think I might

be seeing a reduction but if so it is very minimal and could be wishful

thinking. I figure since it is so big that it might take a while to break it

down. Any thoughts, anybody?

Thank you,

Bonnie Frownfelter

Certified RBTI Tester/Consultant

Certified Family Herbalist

BS in Natural Health

http://www.manageheathnaturally.com

http://www.jennylakeresort.com