coMra Therapy for Horses: A Personal Journey and Case Studies

Presenter: Georg

• Originally from South Africa, now living in Viña del Mar, Chile
• Regional representative for coMra therapy in South America

Background

• Started working with horses in 2014 despite initial fear and lack of experience
• Overcame personal trauma related to horses from childhood

Key Studies and Cases

Exercise-Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhaging (EIPH)

• Conducted study with racehorses
• Used coMra therapy to treat and reduce hemorrhaging
• Developed specific treatment protocol for EIPH

Wound Healing

• Treated various wounds on horses, including deep tissue injuries
• Observed rapid healing without scarring
• Applied coMra therapy in conjunction with conventional wound care

Stress Reduction in Racehorses

• Case study of Supatitan, a highly stressed racehorse
• Significant improvement in behavior and performance after coMra treatments

Treatment Protocols

• Adapted human protocols for equine use
• Used different frequencies (5Hz, 50Hz, 1000Hz) depending on treatment area and depth
• Incorporated blood irradiation treatments

Observations and Insights

• Importance of building trust and rapport with horses
• Non-verbal communication crucial in horse-human interactions
• coMra therapy’s potential in addressing both physical and emotional aspects of healing

Challenges and Ethical Considerations

• Navigating the ethics of treating racehorses in a potentially harmful industry
• Balancing personal principles with the opportunity to help animals

Future Directions

• Plans to develop a comprehensive user guide for coMra therapy in horses
• Potential for further studies and collaborations in equine health

Q&A Highlights

• Discussion on treating specific conditions like tendon injuries
• Comparisons between equine and human treatment protocols
• Insights into the regenerative properties of coMra therapy versus conventional wound healing

This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of using coMra therapy for equine health, blending personal experiences with clinical observations and study results. It highlights the potential of coMra therapy in addressing various equine health issues and the importance of a holistic approach to animal care.