Many people see horses as athletes, workers, or investments. But beneath the saddle, the racing colors, and the price tags are intelligent, sensitive animals capable of forming deep bonds with both humans and other horses.
Horses are naturally social animals. In the wild, they live in family groups where friendships provide comfort, security, and companionship. They communicate through body language, facial expressions, and even subtle changes in posture. They remember kindness, recognize familiar faces, and thrive when given the opportunity to simply be horses.
Every horse has so much value. They are much wiser than we realize.
Dr. Rob Silver conducted a study on Cordyceps for equine Cushing’s disease (PPID), measuring improvements in ACTH and insulin levels. He treats equine patients using a combination of diet, acupuncture, botanicals, and medicinal mushrooms to support physical and mental health.
Horses are particularly keen on barley grass during the winter months when pastures can be poor & nutrients few. It gives them a boost, helping them remain healthy during the cold season.
"Horses are also plagued with chronic diseases which can be traced back to immunizations. Many receive their 'annual' shots each spring often including rhino, strangles, influenza, west nile, E&W Encephalitis, tetanus--all at once. Anaphylactic shock (death), hives, laminitis, colic (acute, chronic), chronic dermatitis, unthrifty condition, hypothyroidism, Equine Metabolic Syndrome, cancer."
"There is a beautiful Nosode for West Nile Vaccine in horses. This has proven to be effective in preventing the disease in the equine. Higher frequencies of the same Nosode can be used to treat it. For horses, there are Nosodes for every disease, and holistic vets have certain schedules owners follow to administer them."
“A horse never asks where you’ve been, what you’ve done, or what you’ve won. They simply ask who you are in this moment.”
"A powerful documentary exploring the miracles, mystery, and science of healing with horses"
