For many years, horses of all equestrian sports profit from the NeuroStim® treatment.
We give you an overview on professional groups, which successfully use the NeuroStim®.
Please find below a list of application examples which show you the versatility of the NeuroStim® device.
With our „NeuroStim® Coach“ app you have access on all treatment possibilities.
Veterinaries
Veterinary specialists and clinics specific apply the NeuroStim® for additional treatment of tendon damages to improve the slipperiness of tissue structures, post-operative wound care to improve the regeneration process and for general recovery. The basis is the activation of the lymph system and modulation of fasciae bondings to recover structural functions.
Horse physiotherapists
For many years, horse physiotherapists intensively use the NeuroStim®. So we can reference a variety of therapists who successfully use the NeuroStim®. Our list of users gives you an overview on who is familiar with the use of NeuroStim® nearby.
Animal natural health professionals
Animal natural health professionals work with the NeuroStim® for many years and so can complement their individual treatment on horses as effective and natural alternative with regard to cytologic regulation with the NeuroStim®
Drive- and racing sport
Sportsmen of all performance categories rely on the use of NeuroStim® for training optimisation.
Western riding
Sportsmen of all performance categories, for example Grisha Ludwig, Julia Schuhmacher, Corinna und Gina-Maria Schumacher and many others rely on the use of NeuroStim® for training optimisation and injury prevention in the are of western sports.
Endurance- and trail riding
To optimally keep the performance of a horse over a long distance, you need an aimed training management. Here the NeuroStim® treatment achieves an optimisation of recovery phases during, as well as after a ride.
Dressage and show jumping
Sportsmen of performance categories for example Heike Kemmer (Olympic champion), Michael Fries (show jumper of Grand Prix) and Steffi Paul rely on the use of NeuroStim® for training optimisation.
Especially in the area of Para-Dressage, the use of NeuroStim® for horse and rider can no longer be imagined without it. Read here the report of vice Olympia champion/team Elke Philipp.
Hoof editing
For the complementary treatment, farriers, hoof carers and hoof technicians use the NeuroStim® to better supply the capillary tissue of the hoof with blood and to stimulate the horny growth, as well as releasing tendons and ligaments.
Private persons
If your horse is relaxed, you are it, too. Use the NeuroStim® for a wellness massage and relax even your horses muscle groups. So riding and movement give pleasure.
Examples of use of the NeuroStim®
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health promotion and wellnes
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At muscular problems caused by sports injuries
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Muscular atrophy, myopathy
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Tendon- and ribbon injuries
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Acupressure
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Trigger point therapy
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Bruises
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Vegetative diseases
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Neuralgia
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Wound healing help
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Support at equine laminitis
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Spine mobilization
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Activation of the cytological regulation
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For the relaxation during the phase of training
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Colic at an early stage
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Contractures of scars
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and much more
Why use NeuroStim®?
An animals body has about 250 muscles. In addition to big muscles, for example in the area of hindquarters, to extremely small muscles of little centimeters length and between vertebra excist.
As a rule, muscles do not work individually but mostly in a group and they have at least one ore more competitors
One example: as the shoulder moves forward, several necessary muscles have to tense and at the same time the competitors (that move back the limbs) have to relax, otherwise this movement can not be made.
Strained muscles can neither functionally tense nor relax – therefore the movement is restricted. As the muscles work as a team, restrictions in functionality of a muscle enforcedly lead to consequential damages on other muscles which also can lead up to structural damage to organism.
The muscular injuries which frequently occur at the equestrian use of horses are the consequences of overstressing of specific body areas which are constructed like a tension system. Constant overstraining on one side involve compensation posture and movement pattern on the other side.
During the healing process the body generates new connective tissue which is irregular spread across the tissue layer amongst others. This kind of scar tissue decreases the tensile strength, elasticity and therefore unrestricted functionality of muscles as well as the whole fascial tissue, so tendons and ribbons, too.