23/10/2025
Just seen as an unsightly blemish by most but to the horse and potentially ourselves a huge decrease in movement to the effected area. Impinging tissue holding onto structures that are trying to move... potential sharp pain when trying to use it, in a way that it doesn't want to. The best way to try and make it more flexible... stretch and move, massage and flood with blood and even potentially use a red light type machine that works by having the mitochondria in cells absorb the light, which boosts energy production (ATP) for cellular repair and function. The increased cell energy can lead to increased collagen production, blood flow, and cell regeneration, helping with issues like fine lines, scars, and muscle repair. It might feel like just holding a light over the tissue but it's working magic beneath the surface.
