Impact Your Wellbeing

08/09/2025

We had a Great time with Dr. Jillian Johnson in the Zone with Ian Robb and Dancin Pete Rodda. Learn how she has become the one to see for small and Equine Animals. https://player.lightcast.com/3UzM5gjM
We are in all the podcast platforms now in BeanPod.. Enjoy

08/05/2025

Once a warrior :: always a warrior. This gives a whole new meaning for longevity in sports .

On this day in 1993, 46-year-old Nolan Ryan hit Robin Ventura with a pitch, kickstarting one of the most iconic brawls in MLB history 😮‍💨😈

07/26/2025

BEMER Jump Photo Contest ::
I am excited to have some fun tonight at the Grand Prix. Take a picture of the BEMER Jump tonight and post in the comments and the winner 🏆 will get a $100 Amazon Gift Card.
Have fun 🤩

07/04/2025

Super Excited to share our latest podcast of In the Zone with Ian Robb & Dancin' Pete Rodda. Special Guest :: Francine Accord Brown Links: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4yP63BEHx71Qg381VJjJgY?si=CyuYV_ZqSiyBWbj69AYZyw

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/equus-radio-network-podcasts/id1818103884?i=1000715532312

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=F6n7Jzvs2q8&si=lqlUWIm8Pdqn4Bft

07/03/2025

As a good fishing buddy of mine used to always say to me.
“Make sure you get all your poles in the water of life and keep those lines tight.” And now I’m passing it on to you.

07/02/2025

Come to my BEMER Cabin and experience it for yourself (human set) or the horse set.
Preparation and recovery are the keys to unlocking your horse’s full potential. The BEMER Horse-Set supports both enhancing circulation before the challenge and speeding recovery after, so your horse stays strong, resilient, and ready to perform at their best.

06/30/2025

Very important to be aware of, especially here in Florida.

As a large portion of the country continues to experience extreme heat, it's imperative that horse owners do their due diligence to keep their horses safe and healthy during heat waves.

One of the side effects of the heat for some horses is the inability to sweat properly. This condition, called anhidrosis, is potentially dangerous for horses because it compromises their ability to thermoregulate even in weather that doesn’t seem that hot, and therefore puts them at higher risk of heat stress.

Anhidrosis is not fully understood yet; it is widespread in the hot and humid regions of the southeastern United States and the Gulf states, but it is also widely reported elsewhere during the summer and particularly during heat waves. If your horse has a high respiratory rate and does not seem to tolerate turnout on hot days, be sure to discuss it with your veterinarian.

Remember that administering unnecessary medications without consulting your horse doctor first could do more harm than good, as it puts your equine friend at risk of developing harmful side effects!

06/24/2025

So good! From Dr. Mark Hyman today...

"Your body never lies.

Your skin, your posture, your muscle tone, even the coating on your tongue…these are diagnostic tools.

They’re reflections of your internal biology.

Skin mirrors the liver because your liver is your primary detox organ. When it’s overwhelmed (by sugar, alcohol, processed foods, or environmental toxins) you might see breakouts, dullness, rashes, or premature aging. Beauty creams won’t fix what a clean diet can.

Posture reflects fascia, the connective tissue influenced by inflammation, hydration, and movement. A slouched posture often indicates stress, sedentary habits, or chronic pain.

Fat distribution is hormonal. Belly fat: Think insulin and cortisol. Thigh and hip fat: Think estrogen. Every bite of food either balances your hormones or throws them into chaos.

Jaw structure and airway health are shaped by nutrition from infancy. A diet low in nutrients and high in soft processed foods can narrow the airway, weaken the jaw, and affect sleep, oxygenation, and even facial development.

Fluid retention signals lymphatic congestion. Your lymph system depends on hydration, movement, and anti-inflammatory foods. Puffy eyes and bloating are red flags.

The tongue mirrors the gut. A coated tongue may indicate dysbiosis, an imbalance in your microbiome. Your gut health shows up in your breath, your digestion, your cravings, and your skin.

Muscle tone is a proxy for mitochondrial health and longevity. Sarcopenia (muscle loss) is one of the earliest signs of biological aging. The more muscle you maintain, the younger your cells behave.

Every cell in your body is built from the food you eat.
Your blood, your skin, your brain, your hormones, it’s all constructed from nutrients you either give your body... or don’t.

Appearance matters: not as a measure of beauty, but as a reflection of biology. Your body is always speaking.

Start listening."

06/23/2025

Nikola is this grandfather of frequency. I found this very Interesting I hope you do too.

Nikola Tesla once said, “If you want to understand the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration.” The numbers 3, 6, and 9 were more than math to him—they were keys to cosmic structure, echoing sacred geometries found in nature and ancient traditions alike.

The deeper we look, the more we see: there are patterns everywhere. From the spirals in galaxies to the shells of snails, life moves in fractals. What ancient minds intuited, science is now beginning to confirm.

If numbers hold vibration, and vibration shapes matter, what else might we be missing in plain sight? Let’s decode the mystery together.o

06/23/2025

I found this post and I forgot who weoye this. I do find this Information helpful and cery Interesting .

15 Fascinating Facts About the Horse's Heart and Its Emotional Connection with Humans:

The heart of an average adult horse weighs about 4–5 kg — nearly 10 times heavier than a human heart.

A horse's resting heart rate is around 28–40 beats per minute, but it can rise up to 240 during stress or intense activity.

The horse's heart is incredibly powerful — it can pump over 60 liters of blood per minute during running.

Human emotions can affect a horse's heart rate. Studies show that horses "read" human moods and mirror them.

During calm interaction, the heart rates of the human and horse can synchronize — a phenomenon known as bioelectrical resonance.

Horses sense a person's presence even before physical contact — their heart reacts to energy changes nearby.

A horse's heart generates a strong electromagnetic field, capable of transmitting emotional signals to other horses and even people.

Horses have a highly developed parasympathetic system, allowing them to calm down quickly in a safe environment.

A handler’s anxiety or fear can trigger stress in the horse — even if no real threat is present.

During cuddling or quiet companionship, a horse’s heartbeat slows down — a clear sign of trust.

Young horses experience emotional “storms” more frequently — much like humans, their hearts and nervous systems are still developing.

Trauma can leave an "emotional imprint" on a horse's heartbeat, even long after physical recovery.

Horses have the ability for emotional healing — kind and caring human contact can stabilize their heartbeat.

The horse’s heart is often seen as a symbol of deep intuition — horses can "feel" intentions before a word is spoken.

Scientific studies confirm that the emotional bond between human and horse is not a myth — it's a real physiological interaction of hearts, which can even have healing effects

06/22/2025

I love this information ani found it cery helpful
Your Breathing Is as Unique as Your Fingerprints, New Research Finds

Inhale, exhale. You do it every day, all day, and although you don’t see it, the way you breathe is as unique to you as your fingerprints, according to a new study.
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“In a way, we’re reading the mind through the nose,” co-author Noam Sobel told Nature. He explained that because breathing is connected to the brain and no two brains function in the same way, his team hypothesized that breathing patterns are also unique.
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To test that, researchers monitored the breathing of 97 people over 24 hours via a wearable device that recorded breath duration, the time between breaths, and the amount of air passing through each nostril. Using a machine learning program, the scientists analyzed the breathing patterns and found they were able to identify individuals with 96.8% accuracy, as well as glean other health insights, such as anxiety and depression levels and body mass index.
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Looking ahead, the team suggests that long-term breath monitoring could aid in the diagnostic process and management of certain conditions. “We intuitively assume that how depressed or anxious you are changes the way you breathe,” Sobel said in a statement. “But it might be the other way around. Perhaps the way you breathe makes you anxious or depressed. If that’s true, we might be able to change the way you breathe to change those conditions.” While we’re on the topic of inhales and exhales, why not take 60 seconds to do a quick meditation?d d

06/18/2025

I love this information and helpful.

Emerging research shows the heart generates an electromagnetic field detectable three feet away, potentially influencing others' emotional states. With its own neural network, the heart communicates with the brain, regulating stress and well-being. Studies demonstrate that positive emotions create coherent heart rhythms that enhance mental clarity and resilience. This groundbreaking science reveals new dimensions of human connection and emotional intelligence.