White Energy Therapies

12/06/2024

Sound advice

DO HORSES NEED VITAMIN C??

Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant nutrient which a healthy horse manufactures itself.

Some horses, however, might benefit from extra supplementation including those under stress, older equids, when ill, and if they have PPID (Cushing's syndrome).

Make sure the vitamin C supplement you choose contains ascorbyl palmitate, sulphate or monophosphate, or calcium ascorbate, not ascorbic acid, which is not very bioavailable in horses.

Feed at least 4g daily to have an effect (and up to 20g daily) based on a 500kg horse, and always reduce the amount down gradually when you stop feeding it, to allow the horse’s body to adjust to manufacturing its own normally again.

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18/04/2024

URGENT APPEAL TO HELP AVOID LAMINITIS !
It's this time of year again...

PLEASE do not believe that sprinkling a bit of this or that (e.g. salt, magnesium oxide, green clay, pre/probiotics, metabolic-supporting herbs) will stop your horse getting laminitis.

Care for your horse and reduce laminitis risk by what you REMOVE from their diet, NOT what you ADD.

Keep your horse healthy and help avoid laminitis by:
1. keeping them slim with low body fat covering (can you feel their ribs easily?)
2. taking action NOW if they're too fat, by reducing calorie intake (grass restriction, soaking hay, weighing forage etc)
3. RESTRICT their grass intake by area, strip grazing, grazing muzzle or any other strategy

And feed them a well-balanced diet with appropriate salt, minerals and herbs of your choice if you wish.

You will NOT make lush, free choice grass safe by adding minerals or anything else to their diet.

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22/03/2024

New horse-led retreat for coaches and therapists - https://mailchi.mp/e64c677a220d/staying-in-touch-5462522

18/03/2024

13/03/2024

BOWEN THERAPY FOR PEOPLE
If you have back problems, joint problems like frozen shoulder, headaches or any body imbalance or just want to feel good then treat yourself to a BOWEN treatment.
see my website site www.whiteenergytherapies.com

04/03/2024

04/03/2024

To celebrate the launch of my new website. I am giving a free talk and demonstration about Equine Bowen and Bio - Resonance on Sunday 24th March from 2pm to 4 pm near Averton 53700. Tea/coffee and cake provided. PM me for the exact address.

Bowen therapy and Bio-Resonance for Horses and Humans from practitioner, Jackie White

21/02/2024

Clare always gives very sensible advise

TAKE CARE TURNING HORSES OUT ON GOOD GRASS - GRADUAL IS THE KEY

All dietary changes should be made gradually, especially changes in forage.

Spring grass can cause gut disturbance due to the rapid change in nutrients the horse's gut is exposed to when they're turned out onto fresh fields of good grass.

It's not sugar getting into the caecum that causes this - sugar is thoroughly digested in the small intestine before the caecum. Sugar always seems to get the blame!!

What causes the problem is the rapid change to a different type of forage which is high in fructan (a highly fermentable carb) and much lower in cellulose (structural fibre) than hay. Both these can cause rapid changes in the gut microbiome, which can lead to large intestine acidosis, gas, and digestive disturbance.

There's no need to get your horse's faeces tested (it's quite clear what the problem is so don't waste £100s to be told what you already know), to panic about ulcers or indeed panic about anything else (that's not good for you or your horse):

1. Introduce new grass growth gradually and maintain hay intake as you change over
2. If you haven't done this, take a step back and readjust (you may need to strip graze, use a grazing muzzle or share a turnout plan with friends)
3. Consider feeding a good gut supporting supplement but ONLY after you've altered the diet back to closer to how it was and started more gradual change
4. Understand that your horse may be tight/irritable just as would be expected from a gut disturbance
5. Speak to your vet if you suspect a medical issue with your horse such as ulcers or gut inflammation (please don't self- or social-media-diagnose or treat because you may miss something important or get it wrong)
6. Don't believe everything you read on social media 😊

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18/02/2024

Photos are a good way of really looking at the horse and a record of progress made.

18/02/2024

Bowen therapy for horses and humans.

18/02/2024

Are you experiencing….

Back problems
Joint problems, hips, knees, shoulders..
Stiffness or restricted movement
General malaise
Headaches

Message me, I can help you.

18/02/2024

Is your horse experiencing…..

Cold or sore back
Uneven shoe wear
Irregular action or disunited gait
Stiffness on one rein
Uncharacteristic change in temperament

Message me, I can help.