Looking for Cushings answers? Maybe for yourself or to help a friend? Today on Horse Mysteries Solved, I share what is really going on with Cushings Syndrome (PPID). Hint: It’s NOT a tumor. I share the solutions for it, with an unexpected bonus about human brain chemistry. Links Mentioned: shop.tuckerbiokinetic.com Summary: Summary by AI: Dr. Renee Tucker, a holistic equine … Read More
Podcast Episode 56: Are you SURE the Sacroiliac (SI) is the real problem?
80-90% of Sacroiliac (SI) problems are NOT caused by the sacroiliac joint itself. If the issue was solely the SI joint, then a simply chiropractic adjustment would fix the problem. Instead, so many horses are in constant SI pain; getting their SI joints injected which sometimes helps, sometimes does not. And some of them are even being put down for … Read More
TBT vs Quantum Computers
“Today, most of us operate on the premise that everything we know can ultimately be broken down into components and “measured”. But joined with this lay a hidden assumption: that the only things are real, are those things which we can measure.” –Matt Treacey, Natural Orders TBT (Tucker BioKinetic Technique) is an alignment technique using energy. When we … Read More
Hunchy dog back improvement
Sometimes I can talk all day, but a picture alone says it all. One of our brand new TBT students fixed her dog. This is during the first day of the skeletal alignment seminar (Module II of TBT University). This sweet old rescue dog is approximately 13 years old. She could barely support weight on her hind end, and didn’t … Read More
Podcast Episode 12: Most common cause of hind end trouble – and it’s not the hocks
Can you guess the most common cause of hind end problems? Most people will get it’s the hocks. Nope. The hocks are the most common compensation for hind end problems. But they’re not the most common cause. That award goes to the pelvic symphysis. It is responsible for lots of issues. A short list is: Bunny hopping Tripping behind Cross … Read More
Podcast Episode 11: Joint Supplements – if, when, and how
Have you ever wondered if you should give your horse joint supplements? And, if you already are using them, are you sure they’re working? In this podcast episode, I address the three questions of: *IF you should give joint supplements *WHEN to use joint supplements *HOW to tell if they’re working for your horse Links: https://www.standardprocess.com/Patient-Direct/patient-registration Summary: Summary … Read More
Podcast Episode 10: Why Chiropractic sometimes doesn’t work
Have you ever had chiropractic (or other modality) done on you or your horse and it doesn’t work? Or sometimes it helps and sometimes not so much? Well, there’s reasons for that. And one reason is discussed in this episode of Horse Mysteries Solved. The reason is there’s over 100+ types of chiropractic alone! How can you tell if you’ve … Read More
Podcast Episode 9: Info Overload and what not to do
Have you ever had a problem with your horse and tried to research it? Haha! What a joke, right? There’s SO much information out there, especially if you ask everyone in the barn, and don’t forget all the horse groups on facebook! In this Horse Mysteries Solved podcast, I share how some horse therapists make this overload worse instead of … Read More
Podcast Episode 8: Ghost in the machine (spooky horses)
Are horses supposed to be spooky? Yes, they’re “flight animals” so they can be “reactive”. But if your horse (or horses you know) are super-spooky, there’s a few things you want to check. These include: Head misalignment (yep, the head can be “on crooked”) Weird teeth and TMJ issues Heavy metals in the brain Listen to the Horse Mysteries Solved … Read More
Podcast Episode #7: How an aneurism helped me
In this episode of “Horse mysteries solved…” Have you ever had something happen to you and you wonder why? “Why me?” “Why do I have to deal with this?” It’s possible no one else is as whiny as me. But in this podcast episode, I share with you my story of how an aneurism helped me go further with developing … Read More
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