What is it: Mares who are significantly “moody” or “hormonal” during their estrus cycle or all the time.
What are the symptoms: Aggressive behavior (kicking, biting), difficulty being ridden, sensitive to brushing or anything, lack of ability to concentrate
What traditional medicine says: Hormonal fluctuations; possibly combined with ulcers
Dr. Tucker’s thoughts: Mares should be delightful creatures. If they’re significantly moody, this is caused by chemicals and heavy metals in the uterus and ovaries. These chemicals and heavy metals have an affinity (electromagnetic bone) for the uterus and ovaries. That bond means the body cannot eliminate them.
These chemicals and heavy metals antagonize the uterus and ovaries. This causes excess hormones to be created. It is a drag, and no fun for the horse.
Let’s get rid of these. Please try TBT Mare Revival. This will energetically release the affinity, so that your horse can get rid of these pesky chemicals and heavy metals.
