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WELLINGTON EQUESTRIAN // FEBRUARY-MARCH<br />
CPL<br />
lose.” Emily stated.<br />
On April 27th, 2016, Emily began<br />
to use Cytowave treatments exclusively<br />
on her horse. After only 4 days of<br />
treatments, Emily noticed the inflammation<br />
had decreased. After the first<br />
week, the inflammation in the rear<br />
legs and the Cannon bone size had<br />
decreased as well. The nodules and<br />
the folds were softer, not as hard to the<br />
touch and the Cytowave boots were<br />
easier to wrap around his legs due to<br />
the decreased swelling.<br />
The shift in her horse’s demeanor<br />
underscored that positive<br />
physical changes were taking place.<br />
“He was more relaxed and comfortable.<br />
When I let him out in the pen,<br />
he was more active, running and<br />
bucking,” Emily said.<br />
After eight (8) days, the inflammation<br />
and Canon bone swelling<br />
continued to decrease. The folds in<br />
the rear legs were not as thick and<br />
were separating. Folds and nodules<br />
were softer and more pliable. There<br />
was still some dampness and oily<br />
feeling in the creases of the back hoof<br />
area but overall, the lesions were<br />
drier and reducing in size. And for<br />
the first time in weeks she was able to<br />
massage his legs without any discomfort.<br />
“He really began enjoying getting his<br />
legs massaged after his treatments,”<br />
Emily continued. “Overall he just<br />
seems really happy. I did not realize<br />
how much the disease had slowly<br />
robbed him of his spirit over the<br />
years because it was so gradual. Once<br />
he started feeling better, I realized I<br />
was getting my old horse back!”<br />
In the span of 10 days, measurements<br />
showed that the swelling had been<br />
substantially reduced. The Canon<br />
bone showed the most dramatic reduction<br />
in size, with the left leg going<br />
from 12 ½” to 10 ½”.<br />
On May 11th, Dr. Royal evaluated<br />
Emily’s horse and he noted that the<br />
Cytowave treatments had drastically<br />
reduced the swelling and inflammation.<br />
He said her horse seemed to<br />
be in very good health and his BAR<br />
(Bright, Alert, Responsive) was<br />
excellent. He was in very good<br />
health, sound, with little sensitivity in<br />
the folds of his legs.<br />
“They were<br />
skeptical at<br />
first. Once<br />
they started<br />
to see results,<br />
it wasn’t too<br />
long before<br />
we heard<br />
from the<br />
Fenway<br />
Foundation.”<br />
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