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Shiatsu for Horses :-

Shiatsu is one of the many branches of Oriental medicine. It has a similar theory to acupuncture, but not the same technique. Shiatsu is a hands-on treatment, which uses varying amounts of pressure of the body’s meridians or energy channels to achieve the desired effect. The meridians of the body can be divided into five elements. Water, Wood, Fire, Earth and Metal. Shiatsu balances the “Ki”- life force energy- so that the horse may enjoy maximum health. Shiatsu has been adapted for use on horses for the past 25 years.

For further information contact: Equine Shiatsu Association, tel: 01505 682889

Visit; www.equineshiatsuassociation.com

EQUI-CISE Horse & Rider Shiatsu
Gillie Fuller (DIP SES,) tESA (p) Tel: 01273 304903 or 07771765885 Email: equicise1@ntlworld.com
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All products and services listed on this website are done so in good faith. None of the therapies should replace veterinary care, and should only be used alongside a proper horse health care programme. Veterinary permission should be obtained before enlisting the help of any complimentary or alternative therapies. It is an offence for any persons to treat a horse unless the permission of the vet has been granted. This is controlled by the Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966. All information listed on this site is for educational purposes only and should not be used to diagnose in any way.

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